Author: Indian Reservation

The struggle for the recognition and restoration of the fundamental human rights of Indigenous Peoples is a complex and multifaceted […]

The state of Illinois, a land of fertile plains and winding rivers, derives its very name from the Indigenous people […]

The inaugural class of honorees was enshrined into the Indian Athlete Hall of Fame, a momentous occasion celebrating the remarkable […]

In the heart of Oklahoma, a state barely two decades old in 1927, a unique story began to unfold. It […]

The concept of welfare, a system providing assistance to individuals and families in need, is often associated with modern governmental […]

The history of North America is indelibly marked by migration, a narrative woven with threads of both opportunity and profound […]

Seventeen years have passed since the last update regarding the highly anticipated sequel to the acclaimed novel and film, Dances […]

Chris Eyre, a name synonymous with groundbreaking Native American cinema, has carved a unique space in the film industry. Eyre’s […]

The roar of the crowd, the precision of the throws, the thrill of victory – these are the hallmarks of […]

The airwaves, typically a conduit for entertainment and information, can sometimes become a battleground of sensitivities, particularly when dealing with […]

Thanksgiving, a holiday deeply ingrained in American culture, is often portrayed as a harmonious gathering between Pilgrims and Native Americans, […]

A convergence of media attention shone a spotlight on the Navajo Nation, as members of the community and aspects of […]