Op-Ed | Celebrating 400 years of the greatest city in the world | amNewYork
New York City will celebrate its 400th anniversary in 2025 with a campaign honoring its history and Indigenous communities.
Performance: Kim Shuck's Poem Jam Poetry Reading
Free poetry readings showcase diverse voices and experiences.
The event emphasizes community engagement and celebration of Indigenous heritage.
California universities stash stolen Native ancestors. Here's who's fighting for them back
Native American burial sites have been violated, leading to ongoing efforts for repatriation under the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.
Annual Alcatraz Unthanksgiving' Sunrise Ceremony Is On for Thursday Morning, Will be Streaming Online
The Indigenous Peoples Thanksgiving Sunrise Gathering commemorates a historical Native occupation and honors the ongoing legacy of Indigenous Peoples in America.
In Chile a language on the verge of extinction, stirs into life
Efforts are being made to revitalize the Ckunsa language of the Lickanantay people despite its extinction status.
Letters to the Editor, November 2024 - High Country News
Oaster's essay on sacred sites presents a complex dilemma of balancing cultural heritage protection with the necessity of documentation and reporting.
Op-Ed | Celebrating 400 years of the greatest city in the world | amNewYork
New York City will celebrate its 400th anniversary in 2025 with a campaign honoring its history and Indigenous communities.
Performance: Kim Shuck's Poem Jam Poetry Reading
Free poetry readings showcase diverse voices and experiences.
The event emphasizes community engagement and celebration of Indigenous heritage.
California universities stash stolen Native ancestors. Here's who's fighting for them back
Native American burial sites have been violated, leading to ongoing efforts for repatriation under the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.
Annual Alcatraz Unthanksgiving' Sunrise Ceremony Is On for Thursday Morning, Will be Streaming Online
The Indigenous Peoples Thanksgiving Sunrise Gathering commemorates a historical Native occupation and honors the ongoing legacy of Indigenous Peoples in America.
In Chile a language on the verge of extinction, stirs into life
Efforts are being made to revitalize the Ckunsa language of the Lickanantay people despite its extinction status.
Letters to the Editor, November 2024 - High Country News
Oaster's essay on sacred sites presents a complex dilemma of balancing cultural heritage protection with the necessity of documentation and reporting.
Biden creates 2 new national monuments, setting a conservation record
Biden is establishing two national monuments in California, marking a record for land and water conservation by a president.
The U.S. gets a new national marine sanctuary, the first led by a tribe
A new marine sanctuary off Central California will protect over 4,500 square miles of ocean, led by Indigenous people and aimed at environmental conservation.
Biden creates 2 new national monuments, setting a conservation record
Biden is establishing two national monuments in California, marking a record for land and water conservation by a president.
The U.S. gets a new national marine sanctuary, the first led by a tribe
A new marine sanctuary off Central California will protect over 4,500 square miles of ocean, led by Indigenous people and aimed at environmental conservation.
Unthanksgiving Day: A celebration of Indigenous resistance to colonialism, held yearly at Alcatraz
The Indigenous People's Thanksgiving Sunrise Ceremony highlights Indigenous resistance and activism since the impact of colonialism.
'Thangs Taken' takes on the truth behind Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving's narrative is often a myth; events like Thangs Taken aim to challenge this perception and honor Indigenous histories.
Curtain Calls: Thanksgiving Play' starts Friday at Alameda's Altarena
The Thanksgiving Play is a humorous and insightful satirical comedy exploring cultural sensitivity and the challenges of representation in theater.
Axios Explains: Thanksgiving's troubled history
Thanksgiving's origins involve complex historical realities often obscured by simplified school narratives, necessitating a deeper understanding of colonial and Indigenous relations.
Unthanksgiving Day: A celebration of Indigenous resistance to colonialism, held yearly at Alcatraz
The Indigenous People's Thanksgiving Sunrise Ceremony highlights Indigenous resistance and activism since the impact of colonialism.
'Thangs Taken' takes on the truth behind Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving's narrative is often a myth; events like Thangs Taken aim to challenge this perception and honor Indigenous histories.
Curtain Calls: Thanksgiving Play' starts Friday at Alameda's Altarena
The Thanksgiving Play is a humorous and insightful satirical comedy exploring cultural sensitivity and the challenges of representation in theater.
Axios Explains: Thanksgiving's troubled history
Thanksgiving's origins involve complex historical realities often obscured by simplified school narratives, necessitating a deeper understanding of colonial and Indigenous relations.
The endless denigration of the natives of Tierra del Fuego: Displayed in zoos and museums in Europe
Tierra del Fuego's indigenous peoples have faced a tragic history of colonization and exploitation, culminating in a recent publication detailing their plight.
The Wide Wide Sea
Hampton Sides' book reexamines Captain Cook's legacy, underscoring the complexities of his ambitions and the consequences of his explorations on Indigenous peoples.
In Praise of the Ancestors by Susan Elizabeth Ramirez (Book Review)
The book challenges the notion that unlettered societies lack history, emphasizing the significance of oral traditions in identity formation.
Holding On to Indigenous Heritage in Georgia
Indigenous cultures in Georgia emphasize a cyclical understanding of time, reflecting a diverse and rich history that is often overlooked.
Pole of Cold': life in the coldest inhabited village on Earth photo essay
Oymyakon holds the record as the coldest inhabited place on Earth, with extreme temperatures affecting local life and farming.
How Recovering the History of a Little-Known Lakota Massacre Could Heal Generational Pain
The Blue Water Massacre in 1855 is a significant yet overlooked event in U.S. military history, marking the start of extensive violence against the Lakota.
"The Haunted Landscape" by Photographer Brendan George Ko
Ko's childhood experiences in Four Corners deeply influence his photographic perspective, embracing both the supernatural and the natural beauty of the landscape.
Berkeley fences off Civic Center Park, some campers forced to move
City workers fenced off Civic Center Park for construction, displacing campers who joined a protest encampment nearby.
Construction at the park focuses on converting a fountain into a Turtle Island Monument for Indigenous peoples.
Spanish Scientists Find Christopher Columbus May Have Been A Sephardic Jew
Columbus' DNA analysis suggests he was a Sephardic Jew, challenging traditional narratives about his identity and prompting reflection on historical perspectives.
White House announces first California marine sanctuary managed by Indigenous peoples
The Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary marks a collaboration with Indigenous peoples to protect California's ocean and cultural resources.
Vikings and Indigenous North Americans: New Walrus DNA Study Reveals Early Arctic Encounters - Medievalists.net
Viking Age ivory trade routes are traced via ancient walrus DNA, revealing connections with Indigenous Arctic peoples.
Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico's first female president: I will not let you down'
Claudia Sheinbaum's inauguration marks a historic moment as the first female president of Mexico, emphasizing women's rights and empowerment.