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By Moderator | Published: October 27, 2020

Weâ€™re sharing our selection of notable Native headlines on the Native American vote, wireless networks, and more from the month of October.

Posted in Older Archives_Humanitarian | Tagged Native American, education, Navajo Nation, voting, election, native history, COVID-19, barriers | Leave a comment

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By Moderator | Published: September 29, 2020

Check out this monthâ€™s most notable #NativeAmerican headlines, from next-generation students rebuilding communities amid COVID-19 to some of Justice Ginsburgâ€™s memorable contributions to Indian Country.

Posted in Older Archives_Humanitarian | Tagged Indian country, Navajo Nation, culture, communities, COVID-19, pandemic, inequality, Ginsberg | Leave a comment

The Native American Vote is Critical â€“ and in Jeopardy this Election

By Moderator | Published: September 8, 2020

Weâ€™re facing a historical election where roughly 80 million people will be voting by mail. This will create barriers to voting for Native Americans…

Posted in Older Archives_Humanitarian | Tagged Navajo Nation, COVID-19, vote-by-mail, 2020 Election, Vote, USPS, swing state | Leave a comment

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By Moderator | Published: August 25, 2020

…headlines from this past month represent some of the topics impacting Indigenous people and recognize individuals for accomplishments that are inspiring their communities.

Posted in Older Archives_Humanitarian | Tagged Native American, education, indigenous, Navajo Nation, Bureau of Indian Education, chef, Census, COVID-19, Mascots | Leave a comment

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By Moderator | Published: July 28, 2020

We’re sharing a compilation of news from the month of July that celebrates the positive momentum [around social injustices and global health] and addresses where thereâ€™s still room for change.

Posted in Older Archives_Humanitarian | Tagged Oklahoma, artist, Washington, COVID-19, logo, Black Lives Matter, justice, Rance Sneed, Supreme Court, Valley | Leave a comment

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By Moderator | Published: June 30, 2020

We’re sharing a compilation of… challenges Native Americans are facing today, from coronavirus to the 2020 presidential election…

Posted in Older Archives_Humanitarian | Tagged Native American, tribal, voting, COVID-19, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, vote-by-mail, addresses, American Indians and Alaska Natives, missing, NestlÃ©, Red Skins, Chicos | Leave a comment

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By Moderator | Published: May 26, 2020

Many Native Americans are seeking comfort in cultural traditions despite the harsh realities of life amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Posted in Older Archives_Humanitarian | Tagged disease, indigenous, Navajo Nation, communities, powwows, COVID-19, pandemic, Irish, famine, Choctaw, virtual, inequality | Leave a comment

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By Moderator | Published: April 28, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt the general news landscape… and impact Native Americans.

Posted in Older Archives_Humanitarian | Tagged Navajo, students, health care, reservation, Wes Studi, Tribe, mascot, teen, Coronavirus, COVID-19, virus, health officials, food distribution, Land Oâ€™Lakes, stereotype, logo, video series | Leave a comment

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By Moderator | Published: March 31, 2020

Weâ€™re sharing the most important COVID-19 updates from March, as well as a few headlines from Indian Country.

Posted in Older Archives_Humanitarian | Tagged health, government, Navajo Nation, tribes, reservation, school, communities, Coronavirus, COVID-19, winemaker, vineyard, 2020 Census, counted, representation | Leave a comment

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By Moderator | Published: February 25, 2020

Native American headlines from the month of Feb… how Native communities are addressing climate change, shining a light on maternal mortality, …

Posted in Older Archives_Humanitarian | Tagged Native Americans, winter, resources, women, climate change, diversity, communities, maternal mortality, pregnancy, Ohio, film, hiring, rock carvings, solstices, summer | Leave a comment

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