December 8, 2021, | News You Can Use from Indian Country for this week
Today, catch up on some of the stories we’re following from Indian Country. This week, learn about the people who have been personally affected by
December 8, 2021
Today, catch up on some of the stories we’re following from Indian Country. This week, learn about the people who have been personally affected by
Shakotah Star Billie (Navajo Nation), 22, of Spanish Fork, Utah, is pursuing her dream with her mentor organization, Nebo Title VI Indian Education, to help
Clyson Marquez (Native Hawaiian), 19, Hawi, Hawaii, is pursuing his dream with his mentor organization, Kohala Unupa’a, to create a nursery for Native Hawaiian plants
Dr. Mary Anna Thornton of Eagle River, Wisconsin, is a language arts and reading teacher at Lakeland Star School/Academy, a charter school that serve primarily
John Price of Rock Hill, South Carolina, is an 8th-grade social studies teacher at Castle Heights Middle School serving the Catawba Nation who is using
This Christmas, we are spreading holiday joy throughout Indian Country including on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation where our field office, Tipi Waste Un Zanipi
Today, catch up on some of the stories we’re following from Indian Country. An order has been signed in Virginia which requires state agencies to
Today, catch up on some of the stories we’re following from Indian Country. This week’s White House summit on tribal affairs “shows promise” according to
Today, President Joe Biden signed an executive order directing federal agencies, including the departments of Justice, Interior and Homeland Security, to create a strategy addressing
With Thanksgiving just a week away, we at Running Strong for American Indian Youth® are working diligently to ensure that 1,700 families – an estimated
Today, catch up on some of the stories we’re following from Indian Country. The Navajo Nation explains why the passage of the Native American Voting
In 2016, Jenna Smith (Osage) joined the second cohort of 10 Running Strong for American Indian Youth® Dreamstarters and used her $10,000 grant “to take