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News
Tribal judge aims to Indigenize the bench
Megan Treuer’s plan to improve Native justice is being realized with help of Bush Fellowship
Health & Wellness
Congress and USDA have yet to act on year-old recommendations that could alleviate food insecurity among tribes
The GAO made its recommendations after visiting several tribes and tribal organizations
Murdered & Missing Indigenous Peoples
Cole Brings Plenty: 2-day MMIP commemoration kicks off
A 456-mile journey of healing, remembrance and solidarity
Education
High school students learn engineering at ASPIRE summer camps
Youth take on coding and circuit boards at United Tribes Technical College
Arts & Culture
Best Native American movies, series — the ones worth watching
A guide to the best Native American movies and series — from landmark Native-made films to major studio collaborations that got it right
