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Be seen and on the scene with two VIP tickets to the Indigenous Peoples' Day Phoenix Fest featuring an all-Indigenous musical lineup and fashion show...

The Royal Alberta Museum has returned ownership of seven cultural artifacts from its collections to the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation.

Plaintiff and Tiwi Elder Dennis Tipakalippa said he was “the happiest man alive” after the Federal Court ruled Santos’ approval to drill for gas in the sea north of the Tiwi Islands was invalid. Rebecca Parker reports.

Scores of people, mainly from the indigenous group, descended onto the streets in major parts of Australia for the “abolish monarchy” protest on the national day of mourning for Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday. The demonstration was called by the Warriors of the Aboriginal Resistance (WAR) and Fighting In Solidarity Towards Treaties to decry “past atrocities and the ongoing impact of British colonisation in Australia”. The protests are being held in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Canberr...

Radical alternatives that question the dominant paradigm are encouraged for interrogating the underlying assumptions of psychology.

The march will go from the U.S. side of Akwesasne to an Anglican church on Cornwall Island.

For many Native Americans, the issue of those missing and murdered is often an unspoken topic.

In a statement, KU administrators announced the Universitys possession of Native American remains. They plan to return them to their original tribal nations.

WA Attorney-General John Quigley has appointed Michael Lundberg – a son of a member of the Stolen Generation – the Wildflower State’s first Aboriginal judge on the Supreme Court. Mr Lundberg wi

Almost all wind farms in Mexico are privately owned, typically by European and US transnational companies. While wind farms are touted as climate solutions, the profit-hungry companies are actually causing widespread damage to the regions they’re based in, reports Tamara Pearson.