This Thanksgiving all of us at Running Strong for American Indian Youth®, are wishing all of our supporters, our Native American partners, and all Native
This Giving Tuesday, Santa and his elves are getting a little help from Running Strong for American Indian Youth® to ensure that hundreds of children
A South Dakota nurse speaks about work on the ground in a coronavirus hotbed state, a Dakota artist receives an art grant to recreate Native
For decades, our partners, and the Native American children and families they serve throughout Indian Country, have relied on the kindness of strangers – notably
Did you know about the first Native American to serve as vice president of the United States, or hear about the opening of the Native
2016 Running Strong for American Indian Youth Dreamstarter Jeremy Dennis’ (Shinnecock and Hassanamisco Nipmuc) original dream was a photography and awareness project titled “On This
2015 Running Strong for American Indian Youth Dreamstarter® Dr. Cristin Haase (Cheyenne River Sioux) was a promising dental student at the A.T. Still University (ATSU)
2015 Running Strong for American Indian Youth Dreamstarter Noah Blue Elk Hotchkiss (Southern Ute/Southern Cheyenne/Caddo) was just 16 years old when he submitted his application
The news from Indian Country this week includes a record-breaking amount of Native Americans elected to Congress, nearly a dozen Arizona tribes battle the digital
In 1789, the Naturalization Act granted the right to vote to property-owning and tax-paying white males, but it wasn’t until 1924 – 135 years later
2017 Running Strong for American Indian Youth Dreamstarter® Dr. Sara Merrick (neé Chase, Hoopa Valley Tribe) applied for her initial Dreamstarter grant to start a
Earl C. Broady, Sr., was a pioneering Black man who started out as a janitor and later in life became a judge of the Los
