First Friday celebrated Native American culture with dance performances, music and the recognition of a historic trail ...
What is a powwow? Though the term has its colloquial meaning, the event holds great cultural significance for Native American communities. In Indigenous culture, a powwow is a ceremonial gathering ...
Marlee Huskey wanted to deepen her studies in public health and learn more about her Native American culture. The Michigan Technological University senior found an opportunity to do both through an ...
When Native American Two-Spirit Hosteen Klah first met transcendental religious scholar Mary Cabot Wheelwright, he likely had no idea their friendship would help establish a museum to preserve his ...
I’m not one to see year-in-review exercises as particularly useful. A calendar isn’t much more than a tidy package of structured units to which the flow of life is mostly immune. That said, this year, ...
Native American identity in sports : creating and preserving a culture / edited by Frank A. Salamone
Building a library collection: fifty years of Native American athletes, sports, and games on film / Daisy V. Dominguez -- Asserting Native American agency in an assimilationist institution / Stacy ...
When River Kerstetter was asked about three years ago to help curate an exhibit at the Newberry Library about Native Americans and pop culture called “Native Pop!,” she said getting involved with the ...
Native American music, art, and dancing are all part of the Morongo Thunder & Lightning Powwow, which kicked off Friday, Sept ...
The lifestyle brand Hosh brought artists, models and performers together at an event in New York. By Alex Vadukul As models and artists mingled at the Hole gallery in the East Village of Manhattan on ...
Ellie Mitchell at a recent beading workshop she led at MSU with another College of Arts & Letters faculty member. Ellie Mitchell is on a mission to preserve Indigenous languages, arts, and crafts to ...
This story was originally published on Native News Online and produced in partnership with the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. On a hot July morning in Beaverton, Dr. John Spence stands outside ...
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