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GUA MUSANG: English proficiency among pupils, including the Orang Asli, is at a satisfactory level, and will be further improved through digital reading materials, says Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek.

GUA MUSANG: English proficiency among students, including the Orang Asli, is at a satisfactory level, and will be further improved through digital rea...

This year during November — and in advance of GivingTuesday — we offer some answers to that question by spotlighting several nonprofits working to create a better future for Native Americans. Here are 16 organizations advocating for equity, sovereignty, cultural preservation, and the education, safety and health of Indian Country. NARF works to hold the governments accountable to Native American rights, resources and lifeways through litigation, legal advocacy and legal expe...

The University of Connecticut’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion welcomed U.S. Treasurer, Mohegan Tribe Chief and UConn alum Lynn Malerba to share her experiences and offer words of inspiration to students last Friday, Nov. 3. 

By Samantha Carmona, Oct. 17, 2023 Another Columbus Day has passed for Americans, marking another year anniversary for the discovery of the New World. However, what is a day for celebration for most citizens is a grim reminder of tragic history for Native Americans. A movement to reclaim Columbus Day as Indigenous Peoples’ has risen

Megan Red Shirt-Shaw is helping to build momentum behind an idea that was deeply explored by researchers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

VERMILLION — Megan Red Shirt-Shaw is helping to build momentum behind an idea that was deeply explored by researchers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

It's a celebration of Indigenous culture that includes everything from supporting your favorite Native artist to hiking to the M in honor of missing and murdered Indigenous people

A special week is underway at the University of Montana with American Indian Heritage Days taking place through Friday,

The Prior Lake-Savage Area School Board unanimously approved a response to the letter of nonconcurrence that was presented by the district’s American Indian Parent Advisory Committee that was delivered at