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For over a decade, residents of the rural Fort Apache Reservation in eastern Arizona have been promised miles of pipeline that would bring clean drinking water to their communities.

It’s finally here: The Pad hotel and hostel officially opened the week of Thanksgiving and with it, A-Bar, a new watering hole that offers both guests and visitors a place to stop and relax on...

The Native Land Territories Map allows users to see the Indigenous lands they’re on and learn more about their past and present

Every child raised in the American school system learns some variation of the story of the first Thanksgiving. While most Americans do not know the exact details of the story,

Dozens of people gathered in front of the White House carrying signs that read “Protect Native Lands,” “Biden, reject fossil fuel projects,” and several others.

Protesters have reportedly demanded that President Joe Biden — who touted himself as a future champion of green policies during the election campaign — give up... 11.10.2021, Sputnik International

People raise their fists during a climate change protest on Indigenous Peoples' Day outside the White House in Washington, U.S., October 11, 2021.

Oak Ridge Civic Music Association has announced its 2021–2022 season to begin in October.

weekly newspaper. According to the speakers, in resolving the injustices of our past, the Preamble mistakenly looks to healing rather than redistributive justice. I understand our collective fatigue with healing as we have unfortunately come to associate it with a docile people and define it as one-sided forgiveness by black people, with no true atonement and recompense by white people for their crimes. Seen in the shadow of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) then yes, healing shoul...

From the blog of Moshe-Mordechai van Zuiden at The Times of Israel