Murdered & Missing Indigenous Peoples
North Dakota’s Feather Alert to roll out in August
After some reworking, law enforcement backs newest alert system
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BISMARCK, N.D.
Chad Nodland is a Bismarck-based attorney who has recently volunteered legal services to Water Protectors at Standing Rock. He’s been attending powwows in North Dakota for over 25 years and photographing them as a hobbyist for the past six. More of his photos can be found at SnapChad
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