Education
By Sarah Sunshine Manning
Teachers should never tell Native youth to “just get over it” or minimize indigenous genocide, writes Native educator Sarah Sunshine Manning.
News
By Sarah Sunshine Manning
Indigenous celebrations on the 4th of July weekend have been rooted in over a century of history as a time to strengthen Native identities and communities.
Education
By Sarah Sunshine Manning
Native American student links science and culture by proving hypothesis that traditional chokecherry pudding is medicine that inhibits uterine cancer cells.
News
By Sarah Sunshine Manning
The Jesuit-run St. Francis Mission returned more than 500 acres of land to the Rosebud Sioux Tribe as a step to righting the historical wrongs of the past.
Culture
By Sarah Sunshine Manning
Breanna Green, Anishinaabe, and Native artist is the recipient of the Dream Warriors Scholarship for young indigenous artists.
News
By Sarah Sunshine Manning
To love and honor our mothers without questioning whether or not they are worthy—this is the charge before us on this Mother’s Day.
Culture
By Sarah Sunshine Manning
It is distressing to see Pepsi co-opt imagery from the resistance at Standing Rock to sell soda and turn a desperate situation involving real danger into a plastic moment.
News
By Sarah Sunshine Manning
But there is something especially tragic about the very real realities of lateral violence in tribal communities, considering Native American traditions of sharing and selflessness.
History
By Sarah Sunshine Manning
Today, indigenous women of all ages continue to stand for great virtues, courage, & strength. After centuries of colonization, erasure, & devaluation.
Culture
By Sarah Sunshine Manning
Some of us flex our decolonizing muscles, yet on Valentine’s Day, we wish for roses from our partner, or we wish for a new snag because we are lonely.
