Native American/Indigenous
NY Indigenous women use seaweed to conserve shellfish
By Alexandra Talty for Civil Eats.Broadcast version by Edwin J. Viera for New York News Connection reporting for the Solutions Journalism Network-…
Climate activists along TX coast want LNG ban
Climate and environmental activists along the Texas Coast are celebrating after receiving favorable news from an insurance company covering liquefied …
SD police academy grads newly schooled on Indian Country
South Dakota's police training program included a new course this year, one specific to tribal communities. A class of 20 graduated yesterday from …
Group proposes changes, encourages use of Indigenous SD education standards
A team of educators and supporters recently proposed changes to South Dakota's framework for Indigenous education, making the lessons more accessible …
New ASU program to help tribal governments develop digital sovereignty
Historic inequities have left many tribal nations behind the rest of the country but a new Arizona State University program is designed to launch them…
Committee makes recommendations in updated NW Forest Plan
The U.S. Forest Service is considering changes to modernize the Northwest Forest Plan. While it was hailed as a success when it was created 30 years …
CA tribes ask Newsom to sign bill on co-management of lands, waters
Indigenous leaders are asking California Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign a bill that would allow federally recognized tribes to sign agreements with the …
MN's new free tuition program resets higher ed path for tribal students
Indigenous populations have long faced barriers in pursuing higher education and Minnesota's new free college tuition program could help put some of t…
Fed grant supports OR tribal youth conservation training
Federal grant money is supporting an Oregon organization rehabilitating the land and training tribal youth. The Interior Department's Indian Youth …
MN cement mason bootcamp pays off for tribal youths
The next time you drive over a newly built highway in Minnesota, the concrete may have been poured by a Native American trained through a pre-…
Report finds barriers for NW coastal tribes responding to climate change
Coastal tribes in the Northwest are on the front lines of the changing climate but face barriers to responding to its effects. A new report …
New snapshot of youth incarceration shows hope, but disparities persist
Over the past couple of years, North Dakota has implemented juvenile justice reforms. And a new national report says there's been major progress in …