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Tribes ask court to end North Dakota’s appeal of Native voting rights victories
By Adrianna Adame
Heather Demaray elected as Indigenous Parent Advisory Committee chairperson, new officers picked by majority vote
By Adrianna Adame
Indigenous Parent Advisory Committee to hold election on Wednesday, encourages participation from Indigenous families
By Adrianna Adame
Testimony shows Burgum didn’t want DAPL to escalate into a standoff
Heather Demaray elected as Indigenous Parent Advisory Committee chairperson, new officers picked by majority vote
By Adrianna Adame
Indigenous Parent Advisory Committee to hold election on Wednesday, encourages participation from Indigenous families
By Adrianna Adame
Testimony shows Burgum didn’t want DAPL to escalate into a standoff
Shine
The Shine series explores limitations and solutions to government transparency in Indian Country.
Five Native American artists have recently been selected to receive $5,000 each for a new Indigenous Artist Growth & Development Fellowship
Former governor frustrated with federal bureaucracy during DAPL protests
Tribal voting rights victory shuffles legislative seats
Buffalo’s Fire hiring Documenters Site Manager
By Jodi Rave Spotted Bear
While officials defend Legacy Fund decisions, others see ‘mission drift’
Trial set for North Dakota’s pursuit of pipeline policing costs
In wake of Voting Rights Act ruling, North Dakota to appeal decision
Opinion
North Dakota state representative from Fort Berthold casts votes during special legislative session
North Dakota tribe included in a $59 million land settlement
By Adrianna Adame
Tribal Leadership Summit inspires, offers student opportunities
By Adrianna Adame
State educator serves North Dakota’s largest minority student population
By Adrianna Adame
Wild horses could be removed from North Dakota park
Post-Roe, North Dakota puts resources into alternatives to abortion
Good Relatives Collaborative channels funds to Native-run nonprofits
By Adrianna Adame
Native high school near Turtle Mountain Reservation sustains near-perfect graduation rate
By Adrianna Adame
ASPIRE summer camp students learn about rocket science, technology and engineering
By Adrianna Adame
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