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Western Native Voice Executive Director Ronnie Jo Horse is leading the way for Native American advocacy, education and civic engagement in Montana.

The resolution also would urge Congress to designate a national day of remembrance for children who died at the schools supported by the U.S. government across the country.

At the request of Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, the first Native American told hold the position, investigators found more than 500 bodies at just 19 of the schools, and said more were being discovered as the work continues.

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Indigenous headlines for Thursday, Oct. 27, 2022

Ronning and Buchanan both agreed law enforcement need more coordination in tackling the missing and murdered Indigenous women crisis.

Indigenous headlines for Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2022

Congressional candidates vying for state’s newest seat target tribal issues during debate #NativeVote22

In a split decision, the Montana Supreme Court decided to uphold a Yellowstone County District Court judge's injunctions against two voting laws passed by the 2021 Legislature.

Eagle columnist Lauren R. Stevens writes: "Remembering that the Mohawks were only travelers through this area, we might want to name it for the Native Americans whose land the trail