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Business owners, Missoulians mixed on Higgins Avenue redesign

NNCTC Executive Director Maegan Rides At The Door said the center at UM is one of only a few focused on Native children on a national level.

/PRNewswire/ -- In many Indigenous cultures, winter is the season of storytelling: to educate, to remember, and to share with the next generations. Honoring...

/PRNewswire/ -- In many Indigenous cultures, winter is the season of storytelling: to educate, to remember, and to share with the next generations. Honoring...

In a testimony on Dec. 15, before a panel examining policies toward Native children in the U.S., Joseph Kalt, Ford Foundation Professor of International ...

Twenty years ago, Native communities in western Iowa protested the disproportionate number of Natives placed in the child welfare system. They’re still marching today.

The Supreme Court will consider Wednesday whether the Indian Child Welfare Act is the “gold standard” of child welfare policy or an “outrageous and unconstitutional” law that has outlived its time.

On the Wednesday edition of the ICT Newscast, the midterm elections are less than two weeks away. Another Kansas lawmaker tells us why she is retiring from office after more than a decade of service. Maegan Rides At The Door talks to us about healing from childhood trauma

From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 4, visitors can view the travelling exhibit, Bi-Giwen: Coming Home – Truth Telling from the Sixties Scoop

Over 500 Native children died at boarding schools the federal government forced them to attend over a 150-year period, the Interior Department reported.