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NAGPRA: Closing a chapter of historical mourning: US museums accelerate the return of human remains to Native tribes | Culture - Vimarsana News

NAGPRA: Closing a chapter of historical mourning: US museums accelerate the return of human remains to Native tribes | Culture

An update to a federal law known as NAGPRA requires institutions to obtain the consent of indigenous nations for displays of funerary artifacts and other cultural elements

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Penn Museum Faces Criticism After Burying Remains Of 19 Black People Used In Racist Scientific Research Without Community Input - Vimarsana News

Penn Museum Faces Criticism After Burying Remains Of 19 Black People Used In Racist Scientific Research Without Community Input

As the University Of Pennsylvania tries to right past wrongs, Black community members in Philadelphia say they feel excluded from decision-making.

Harvard Peabody Museum Removes Nearly 40 Native American Objects From Display | News - Vimarsana News

Harvard Peabody Museum Removes Nearly 40 Native American Objects From Display | News

Harvard Peabody Museum Removes Nearly 40 Native American Objects From Display | News | The Harvard Crimson

Minnesota museums adapt to new federal rules regarding Native objects and remains - Vimarsana News

Minnesota museums adapt to new federal rules regarding Native objects and remains

Minnesota museums are working to comply with updated NAGPRA regulations that strengthen the repatriation process for Native ancestral human remains and objects.

Two Native American boys died at a boarding school in the 1890s. Now, the tribe wants them home - Vimarsana News

Two Native American boys died at a boarding school in the 1890s. Now, the tribe wants them home

When two Native American boys from Nebraska died after being taken to a notorious boarding school hundreds of miles away in Pennsylvania, they were buried there without notice. Nearly 130