Native Truths News Today

As the Field Museum and other institutions are forced to re-evaluate their collections, Native artists are changing the narrative in their own spaces.

Exhibit openings play a pivotal role in the life of museums, transcending the traditional notion of a passive display of artifacts. Museums should no longer be just repositories of history.

New regulations require museums to obtain informed consent from tribal or lineal descendants before exhibiting Native artifacts or human remains.

Reading Gwen Nell Westerman’s forthcoming collection of poetry, “Songs, Blood Deep,” is a rare pleasure. The poems dive into the depths of family, heritage and both the natural landscape and

Bethany United Church of Christ will be hosting Reuben Ironhorse-Kent in the church sanctuary Wednesday, Sept. 13.

Illinois Institute of Technology Land Acknowledgement

Native American culture is alive in Chicago — you just have to know where to look.

Land acknowledgments can do a lot of good—if they’re rooted in solid process and relationships.

StateImpact is on a tour around Oklahoma to gather voices, stories and more from youth.

A live report from the Highland Park vigil, honoring the victims of last week's mass shooting. Plus, record high inflation. An increase in domestic violence. And Native Truths at the Field Museum.