Relocation Act News Today

Dear Editor,  The letter below was sent to Malibu Mayor Steve Uhring and the City Council:  Having lived in the Rodeo Grounds for 28 years and next to the Feed Bin for two years, I have some familiarity with this land. I fought the takeover of the land by State Parks, which attempted to circumvent […]

Klee Benally, a Diné artist and activist, dedicated his life to the sacred and profane, leaving behind a powerful legacy of resistance and advocacy.

After Unesco recognized Ohio’s Indigenous ceremonial grounds, Native communities hope to spark a land return movement

Downtown LA's "Indian Alley" has been beautified with art and murals to show a sense of pride after a dark time with the past Relocation Act.

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — Next year, the Navajo-Hopi Relocation Act turns 50 years old. On Oct. 10, Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren heard stories of the historic tragedy and $598 million governmental failure that was dropped onto the Navajo Nation by Congress 13 years before he was born.

Jim Denomie, an Ojibwe painter who died in 2022, was originally planning a mid-career exhibit with the Minneapolis Institute of Art; his work primarily focused on social injustices and Native communities, and the posthumous exhibit has now become a comprehensive tribute to his legacy.

The 1958 American Indian Women’s Service League helped birth a number of important Indigenous organizations that continue their work today.

More than 3 years ago, the State legislature adopted the Tenant Protection Act of 2019, commonly referred to as Assembly Bill ("AB") 1482, which – among other things – generally...

From the machine politicians in La Villita to the radicals in Pilsen, Mexican Chicagoans have played a central role in defining their city. 

Our cities can run on empty.