Author: Indian Reservation

A potent message, crafted by Native American voices, recently surged into the national spotlight, igniting a renewed conversation about the […]

In a poignant moment for the Navajo Nation and the United States, Chester Nez, the last surviving member of the […]

For generations, Native American tribes thrived on a diet rich in wild plants and game, a nutritional foundation deeply intertwined […]

The earth holds secrets, whispers of lives lived long before our own. In October 2012, a railway construction project near […]

The endeavor to forge a path toward Hawaiian nationhood, a complex and multifaceted process deeply rooted in history and identity, […]

The Navajo Nation, a sovereign entity spanning across the vast landscapes of Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah, is gearing up […]

A wave of historical significance is currently sweeping through Indian Country, a term used to describe the collective Native American […]

Ruth Ziolkowski, a name synonymous with unwavering dedication and monumental ambition, passed away on May 21, 2014, at the age […]

The intricate process by which American Indian tribes gain federal recognition, a status laden with significant implications, has been the […]

The complex and often fraught relationship between state governments and indigenous populations is a recurring theme across the United States. […]

A unique opportunity awaits a Native American male between the ages of 20 and 40. A Chicago-based production company, in […]

The Calusa Indians, a name meaning "fierce people," were a powerful and influential tribe that dominated southwest Florida for centuries. […]