Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke toured Bears Ears National Monument, pondered the best way to preserve it for tribes while exploiting extraction potential.
The California Coastal Commission has made history with the appointment of Ryan Sundberg, Yurok, to its Board of Commissioners. Sundberg is the first Native American to ever be appointed to the 12-member commission in its 41-year history.
Sundberg’s position is one of six requiring that an appointee be an official...
Invoking the 1855 Treaty of Point Elliott was risky for the Lummi, but its success in fending off a coal terminal at Cherry Point, known as Xwe'chi'eXen, paid off.
A bill currently under consideration would officially designation Mato Tipila or Bear Lodge as Devils Tower, a name that is offensive and disrespectful to tribes who still hold ceremonies there.
For millennia, flintknappers worldwide such as the Western Shoshone have turned out arrow- and spear-heads (or points), blades, scrapers, drills and other items.
Stephine Poston expresses joy and gratitude that she “hit the career jackpot. I get to get up every day and do this incredible work that’s helpful to people,” says the founder of Poston & Associates, LLC, based on the Pueblo of Sandia Reservation, in Bernalillo, New Mexico, just Albuquerque.
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