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MMIR: Native community unites in water and ground search for Standing Rock man, last seen on train bridge
It’s been 10 days since Renzo Bullhead disappeared
Cherokee Nation road crews discover Oklahoma grave sites
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TAHLEQUAH (AP) – Officials with the Cherokee Nation say dozens of grave sites were discovered by crews preparing for a road project near Oklahoma Highway 100.
Cherokee Nation Roads Department Director Michael Lynn says crews were working in eastern Cherokee County when they discovered two unmarked stones.Read more on NewsOK.com
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Native Inc. staff push for change during Advocacy Day at North Dakota State Capitol
"This is Real Life": Local nonprofit calls for more support for unhoused, recovery services
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School software provider is the latest target of major hack of personal data
As more American companies are targeted in cyber crimes, there are a few things individuals can do to improve their “cyber hygiene,” cybersecurity experts say.
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Inaugural Tribal Econ Summit tackles financial growth on Northern Plains
Inaugural Tribal Econ Summit to tackle financial growth, collaboration for Indigenous communities in Northern Plains
Education
East Coast boarding school survivors invited to share their experiences
The National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition aims to preserve their stories for future generations
Murdered & Missing Indigenous Peoples
Native university students share poetry, songs to honor MMIP victims and survivors
Oregon event highlights disproportionate rates of violence against women in Indian Country
