Category: Native American

Ohiyesa, also known as Charles Alexander Eastman, was a Santee Dakota physician, writer, reformer, and public intellectual who lived from […]

Native American jewelry art, a vibrant and enduring tradition, transcends mere adornment. For centuries, these crafted pieces have served as […]

The art of bead weaving, a practice deeply rooted in history and cultural expression, finds a user-friendly entry point with […]

Across the diverse tapestry of Native American cultures, a rich and intricate system of symbolism, traditions, and ceremonies has evolved […]

The Ojibwe eagle symbolism is deeply interwoven with the spiritual fabric of the Anishinabe people, representing a potent connection to […]

The Anishinabe prayer carrier, a concept deeply interwoven with the spiritual fabric of the Anishinabe people (also known as Ojibwe, […]

Across the tapestry of human societies, fundamental needs resonate universally: sustenance, security, education, healing, and direction. The Ojibwe people, also […]

Native American Gathering Educational Program On Nov. 5: An immersive experience awaits students, parents, teachers, and anyone with an interest […]

Last updated 21 years ago, this article, authored by Corey Wicks, delves into a complex and often uncomfortable examination of […]

The cultural tapestry of the Creek Freedmen, descendants of enslaved people held by the Creek Nation, is rich with traditions […]

The Dawes Rolls, a vital historical record, offer a glimpse into a complex period in American history, particularly concerning the […]

The Dawes Rolls, officially known as the Final Rolls of Citizens and Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes, represent a […]