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Voice to Parliament explained: Three non-Indigenous and Indigenous academics share the answers to your Voice to Parliament questions.

Mis- and disinformation about the Voice to Parliament proposal are rife. Here, experts address 10 of the most common myths.

As we start to see the campaign for the Voice referendum gather momentum, there are a lot of Australian voters with genuine questions, trying to under

Eight honorees were selected for induction this year into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. – Nine tribal governance programs have been selected by the Harvard Kennedy School Project on Indigenous Governance and Development’s Honoring Nations program as 2023 All-Stars from the family of 142 Honoring Nations awardees.  Since 1999, the Honoring Nations program identifies, celebrates, and shares excellence in American Indian tribal governance. Applications are evaluated on the basis of a program’s effectiveness, significance to sovereignty, cultural relevance, tran...

Harvard College Alum Ryosuke Takashima ’19-’22 Becomes Youngest Mayor in History of Japan | News | The Harvard Crimson

The consistent underdevelopment of the Wabanaki tribes in Maine has risen to the level of UN human rights violations, argues a Harvard scholar.

"Now is the time for thoughtful debate on how to address these challenges facing our Wabanaki neighbors and our state, not for fear-mongering."

All Europe, All the Time — How Harvard is Failing Ethnic Studies | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson

Harvard Kennedy School Receives $15M for Indigenous Governance and Development Program | News | The Harvard Crimson