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We ask members of the Harvard community: “Is this the end of Columbus Day and how can America best replace it?”

Controversy has slowed the spread of Hillsdale charter schools in Tennessee and Idaho; Wisconsin's Lake Country Classical Academy remains.

A thick dark stain spreads near the Piedra Negra ravine, a source of water for the Kichwa community of 12 de Octubre in Loreto. The Indigenous community members say that they do not need to see the stain to know that they are facing a new oil spill. All they need to do is smell […]

After a 19-year process, uncontacted and recently contacted Indigenous peoples living in the Napo-Tigre region of the Peruvian Amazon have had their existence officially recognized. With an extensive anthropological study and a presidential decree supporting evidence of their presence in the area, the communities are now one step closer to being protected through the creation […]

The percentage of missing people in Montana that are Native American continues to rise, according to a new report.

This spring at the Circle Cinema, a photo exhibit and short film screening were held, constituting the “She is Tulsa” display that featured the visual work of Nicole Barton.

July 19, 2022- The U.S. House Committee on Financial Services Subcommittee on Investor Protection, Entrepreneurship and Capital Markets held a hearing entitled,...

The U.S. House Committee on Financial Services Subcommittee on Investor Protection, Entrepreneurship and Capital Markets held a hearing entitled…

Chrystel Cornelius of the Oweesta Corporation on the history of systemic oppression around access to capital for Native communities — and what can be done about it.

Bolivian Vice President David Choquehuanca Wednesday suggested that the En Cóndor Pasa melody be added as a second national anthem in addition to the current one, in a move to reflect the countrys plurinational nature.