Buffalo's Fire covers the issues that matter to our community
Native voices, swaying red dresses, and sacred remembrance mark Springfield’s annual gathering for MMIW Day
The video exposes the MMIWP crisis, highlighting systemic issues, the lack of justice, and the missing persons cases in Oregon and Washington.
Moses Milton from Kareatan, South India, explains how his village shifted from traditional fishing to harvesting dendelium due to climate change, now exporting it to the US and Canada.
Peltier was released from prison on February 18, 2025, and will be welcomed home at the Turtle Mountain Reservation Skydance Casino on February 19.
This year nearly 200 educators, a milestone for the North Dakota Indian Education Summit, gained culturally relevant ways to teach all students. And 2021’s landmark Native American History law, SB 2304, is also receiving an assist.
A report on the overall health and well-being of Native children is heading to President
A 2023 University of North Dakota survey shows that Native health services are under-resourced on and away from tribal territories
In the first of this two-part series, Vincent Moniz talks with one of the authors of the survey about the data and the elders in need.
Vincent Moniz was at the event and has all the sights and sounds
A North Dakota judge has ruled the redistricting of two tribal Nations is in violation of the Voting Rights Act
The Indigenous Media Freedom Alliance helped lead a traditional pottery workshop in June 2019
Wade Haakenson demonstrates how to make pottery in the tradition of the Mandan and Hidatsa
Wade Haakenson demonstrates how to make pottery in the tradition of the Mandan and Hidatsa
The Generations Indigenous Ways is a nonprofit based on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. The organization uses Lakota traditions to teach STEM to community youth.
The Running Wolf School founders recently celebrated their grand opening.
Water, sacred sites and the Standing Rock water protector movement