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Native American

Supporters of Tribal Colleges and Universities are calling on Congress to set aside at least $40 million per year for much-needed repairs, digital infrastructure upgrades and financial support for struggling students. (American Indian College Fund)
Tribal Colleges Face Multiple Challenges in Economic Wake of COVID
Thursday, September 17, 2020
This story is based on an opinion piece by Cheryl Crazy Bull and Sara Goldrick-Rab that first appeared on The Hechinger Report. Broadcast version by ...Read More
Census 2020 workers and volunteers are making last-minute, in-person contacts with Arizona households in hopes of completing the once-a-decade population tally by Oct. 31. (Flickr)
AZ Groups Work Overtime as Census 2020 Deadline Looms
Wednesday, September 16, 2020
PHOENIX -- With just a few weeks left to complete the 2020 census, groups representing Arizona's historically undercounted residents say they're ...Read More
Rapid City has seen longstanding tensions between Native American communities and the white population over 1,200 acres of land that once belonged to an Indian boarding school. Various groups and Native American leaders say the land was stolen from tribes and paved the way for unlawful use. (Adobe Stock)
Mending Fences: SD Church Provides Space for Indigenous Students
Tuesday, September 15, 2020
RAPID CITY, S.D. -- Many South Dakota schools returned to in-person learning this fall. But that's not an easy decision for all families during the ...Read More
Despite a variety of obstacles in 2020, groups such as North Dakota Native Vote have been trying to build on voter-participation progress in tribal areas. (ND Native Vote)
Outreach for Native Voters Ramps Up, But COVID a Major Roadblock
Monday, August 31, 2020
BISMARCK, N.D. -- With a little more than two months before the November election, a North Dakota group is working to overcome challenges from the ...Read More
New guidelines for mining projects would allocate a portion of revenues generated from mineral development on public lands to offset expenses for mitigation and abandoned-mine reclamation.(Pixabay)
Sourcing Critical Minerals Without Harming Fish and Wildlife
Tuesday, August 25, 2020
DENVER -- Colorado's Mineral Belt in the central and southwestern parts of the state is rich in deposits of so-called critical minerals, the kind ...Read More
Nonprofits and tribal governments across the country have been active in recruiting more Native American candidates for public office, and increasing voter participation. (Adobe Stock)
Native American Candidates Look to Build on Momentum
Friday, August 14, 2020
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Native Americans hope to gain more ground in the 2020 elections. Six Native candidates will be on Minnesota's November ballot in ...Read More
Native American students have faced long-standing education disparities. But their parents face a harder choice in dealing with distance-learning challenges, or sending them to school from families are more vulnerable to coronavirus. (Adobe Stock)
COVID-19: Native American Educators Face Unique Challenges
Wednesday, August 12, 2020
HAYWARD, Wis. -- Educators have raised fears about reopening classrooms during a pandemic - concerns that are amplified for schools in Native ...Read More
While most public schools in South Dakota will provide in-person learning this fall, many schools on Native American reservations have opted for distance learning. (Adobe Stock)
Hard Decisions for Native American Educators on Reopening Schools
Wednesday, August 12, 2020
LOWER BRULE, S.D. -- Native American educators say they're in a tough bind in preparing for classes this fall. Their communities are more vulnerable ...Read More
The 2020 census count determines how much of the $675 billion in federal funds states and counties receive and shapes the maps of legislative districts. (americanlibrariesmagazine.org)
Census Workers Begin Door-to-Door Visits After Trump Moves Deadline
Tuesday, August 11, 2020
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- Starting today, census takers will begin visiting homes that haven't returned their 2020 census forms. Residents of New Mexico ...Read More
The entrance to Ohio State University's student union celebrates the school's founding. (AdobeStock)
Native Americans Demand More Recognition from Universities They Funded
Monday, August 10, 2020
Print version by Caitlin Hunt Broadcast version by Mary Schuermann Kuhlman Reporting for the Eye on Ohio, The Ohio Center for Investigative ...Read More
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