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In South Dakota, college faculty and staff were banned from including pronouns or tribal affiliation in their email signatures.

According to a 2016 study funded by the National Institute of Justice, more than four in five American Indian and Alaskan Native women have experienced violence in their lifetimes, with more than one in three experiencing violence within the last year.

The King County Regional Homelessness Authority says its annual survey shows that there are more people living homeless here than last year. The authority has released its 2024 Point-in-Time Count, the second year it has relied on "respondent-driven sampling" methods to extrapolate the number of people living unsheltered in the county by focusing on those…

The National Tribal Health Conference in Rapid City already has around 1,500 attendees registered.

This Philadelphia organization is keeping kids with asthma out of the emergency room by investing in significant home improvement projects.

Across all occupations for which there was publicly available data, men led the top seven spots in average yearly earnings in Connecticut.

A new Unsheltered Point-In-Time (PIT) Count found that over 16,000 people experience homelessness in King County on any given night.

African American children and teens are over eight times more likely to die from firearm homicide than their white counterparts. But why?

King County released its 2024 Unsheltered Point-in-Time Count. Also this week, Washington released its Housing Advisory Plan.

Alaska lawmakers overwhelmingly voted to support a federal proposal that would investigate and document the forced assimilation of American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian children in government-funded boarding schools.