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
2017 Running Strong for American Indian Youth Dreamstarter® Riel LaPlant (Blackfeet Nation) applied for his original Dreamstarter grant to realize his dream, “Rising Cedar Storytelling
WASHINGTON, DC — Today, Olympic gold medalist Billy Mills announced five Native American young professionals to receive $50,000 Dreamstarter® Gold grants for projects that help
News you can use from the week of October 22, from all over Indian Country! Hundreds of treaty records digitized, a new Native American memorial
How a 17-year-old golfer from Pine Ridge Reservation rose through the ranks, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian announces their new National Native
Dreamstarter Kevin Belin is featured in Central Lakes College’s Office of Equity and Inclusion’s Cultural Thursday Program, the history of Native Americans and the 1918
We at Running Strong for American Indian Youth are pleased to report that the deadline to submit forms for the 2020 U.S. Census has been
Our return flight from Tokyo, Japan was a time for relaxing, sleeping and reflecting on all that has happened to us during the past 8
