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The Naperville Interfaith Leaders Association (NILA) recently organized a "There is No Room for Hate" solidarity event at Benedictine University in Lisle drawing a diverse crowd of more than 300 people.

An excerpt from late author and gatherer of ghostly tales Antonio R. Garcez’s anthology highlights Santa Fe’s haunted past.

State’s tribal members and others want better lessons about Native American history

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – United States Attorney for the District of New Mexico Alexander M.M. Uballez, announced the selection of Assistant United

Approximately 1,100 children from 20 indigenous tribes were enrolled at the Fort Lewis Indian Boarding School over a span of 17 years. For many, this

Rachael Lorenzo calls it their “auntie laugh,” a powerful chuckle that lasts long and fills any space. Aunties are prominent figures in Indigenous culture who offer comfort when one needs help.Aunties answer the phone when no one else does.That’s what Lorenzo, who is Mescalero Apache, Laguna and Xicana, does as founder of Indigenous Women Rising, a national fund that covers

Advocates see a new Colorado report on Federal Indian Board Schools as a stepping stone to educating more students about Indigenous populations.

Storytellers of the Ancestral Red Road, a “Plants that will Kill You!” online talk, a John Denver tribute act and more are planned in the Loveland area next week.

Now comes the hardest part: Healing and reconciliation.

United States Attorney's Office District New Mexico Tribal Liaison to the Mescalero Apache Tribe Eliot Neal has been named as the Missing or Murdered Indigenous Person Assistant United States Attorney for the Southwest Regions (MMIP AUSA) encompassing New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Nevada and Arizona. Neal is one of five MMIP AUSAs who will support the U.S Attorney’s offices in combatting the ongoing MMIP crisis.