The icy waters of the Arctic yield not only sustenance for the indigenous communities of Alaska but also, on occasion, […]
Indian Reservations
Ancient Sla-Hal Bones Identified: Evidence of a Millennia-Old Tradition
The rhythmic beat of drums, the chanting of songs, the intense focus etched on the faces of players – these […]
Largest Pow Wow on the East Coast Aug. 10 – 12
A Vibrant Celebration of Native American Culture Takes Center Stage in Washington D.C. The air crackles with anticipation. Drums beat […]
Interview with Albert Laughter, Medicine Man of the 21st Century
Albert Laughter, a name synonymous with tradition and healing, is a fifth-generation medicine man belonging to the Diné, commonly known […]
Duck Valley Indian Rez without water, running low on food after fire destroys village
The Duck Valley Indian Reservation, a remote enclave nestled on the border of Nevada and Idaho, is currently facing a […]
What are the differences between a myth, legend, tale, and oral histories?
For centuries, folklorists and anthropologists have sought to categorize and understand the diverse forms of storytelling that shape cultures around […]
A New Athabascan Dictionary is Available
The preservation of indigenous languages stands as a critical endeavor in safeguarding cultural heritage and historical knowledge. In a significant […]
Foods Native Americans Consider Taboo
Throughout history, food has been more than just sustenance for Native American cultures. It is deeply intertwined with spiritual beliefs, […]
Montana High Line Pow Wow Schedule for July
Montana in July and August becomes a vibrant tapestry of Native American culture, offering a series of authentic northern pow […]
109th Annual Arlee Celebration begins in Montana today
The echoes of drums and the vibrant hues of traditional regalia are set to fill the air as the 109th […]
Shawnee Spirits and Burial Sites
The question of how Shawnee spirits might react to the construction of houses on burial grounds is a complex one, […]
Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma is trying to break a treaty signed in 1866
The relationship between federally recognized tribal governments and the United States government has evolved significantly, reaching a point of relative […]