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Buffalo’s Fire launches Flyers Board for community notices and events

New page organizes local flyers around the newest postings, creating a digital bulletin board for gatherings, workshops, fundraisers and public notices
By Buffalo's Fire
Cultural Games
Rattle shaking, singing and bluffing: Hand game matches draw crowds at AIHEC conference
Diné College team wins two-day tournament
By Darren Thompson
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Tribal Growth
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
By Adrianna Adame
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Bismarck Events
Sacred Pipe Resource Center invites community to kick off 2025 with family activities, prizes
New Year’s Eve celebration to feature lip-sync showdown
By Adrianna Adame and Teresa Trumbly Lamsam, Ph.D.
Last New Years event
ShineThe Shine series will explore limitations and solutions to press freedom and government transparency in Indian Country.
North Dakota
JT Shining Oneside shares generational wisdom at Native American Heritage Month Celebration
‘Without our Turtle Mountain Chippewa and Ojibwe Anishinaabe roots, we wouldn't be here’
By Adrianna Adame
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Sacred Pipe Resource Center
Indigenous Parent Advisory Committee draws hundreds with back-to-school event
'We want them to feel welcome and free to come speak to us'
By Adrianna Adame and Adrianna Adame
Crowd of Indigenous families
Rapid City
Black Hills events embrace Two-Spirit community
A three-day celebration by Uniting Resilience in Rapid City, S.D., celebrated Two-Spirit identity during the last weekend of Pride
Amelia Schafer, Rapid City Journal + ICT
Two Spirit Powwow
Liberation
Bismarck Juneteenth celebration calls for liberation, acknowledgment of Black history
Organizers push for North Dakota to recognize Juneteenth as an official holiday
By Adrianna Adame and Adrianna Adame
childeren dancing
Spring equinox
Indigenous leaders unite at Mayan pyramids marking shift in 500-year run of colonialism
More than 250 Indigenous leaders and allies gathered at the Mayan ceremonial center of Palenque for a week of ceremony and agreements, including an Indigenous-led global peace
By Tracy L. Barnett
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Theater
A Navajo Experience: 'The Frybread Queen'
Arigon Starr, rehearsing in Missoula, will appear on KBGA’s Tribal Scene Radio on Sept 10 and perform songs while discussing her career
By Jodi Rave Spotted Bear