Part 1 of 2 Husasa (Red Legs) became one of the first Sioux Chiefs to convert to Christianity. He took the English name of Thomas Whipple after a Bishop Whipple. On December 26, 1862, 38 Dakota Sioux were hanged by the U.S. military in Mankato, MN for their role in
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A t-shirt bearing the message “You are not forgotten” is a fitting reminder that the houseless are not forgotten by members of Woyatan Church whose mantra is “Tunkasila through scripture.” (Photo by Ernestine Anunkasan Hopa) RAPID CITY – The Woyatan Lutheran Church expanded services this week to the unsheltered community
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Taylor Gunhammer giving a presentation at Ramkota during the Protect the Hesapa event. In the foreground is attorney Bruce Ellison who also gave a presentation outling legal remedies to curb mining in the Black Hills. (Photo by Kirk Dickerson) “Our tribal governments must step up to enforce our treaty rights
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President Joseph Biden signs a new Executive Order promoting the next era of Tribal Self-Determination with six Tribal leaders including Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Chairwoman Janet Alkire (right) at the 2023 Tribal Nations Summit at the U.S. Department of Interior on Wednesday, December 6, 2023. (Photo by Darren Thompson) WASHINGTON—Last
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Friends and family of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives walked for a mile and a half to spread awareness during the Human Trafficking Walk on Nov. 30. Photo credit/Adrianna Adame BISMARCK, ND – More than 30 people walked for a mile and a half in the cold and wind during
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Robert Upham presented a mixed media ledger art piece to Assistant Secretary of Interior Bryan Newland at John Hopkins University Center for Indigenous Health’s inaugural planetary health symposium in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, November 28. (Photo by Darren Thompson) Dr. Donald Warne, Co-Director of Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health
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Groundbreaking for RAI expansion. From left to right: Richard Moves Camp (spiritual leader), Bruce Long Fox (RAI Executive Director), Anne Reddy (RAI Head Start Director), Jim Scull (Capital Campaign Steering Committee), Jack Lynass (Steering Comm, Pres BHCB), Paulette Davidson (Steering Comm, CEO Monument Health) and Andy Scull from Scull Construction.
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The 100 Horses Women’s Society, Inc. is dedicated to reclaiming the sacredness of womanhood through sharing ancestral, cultural knowledge and to strengthening the skills & resources of rural communities in order to enrich the lives of women across generations. (Courtesy photo) “A woman is worth 100 horses,” according to an
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Barbara Takei, a public historian and Tule Lake Committee CFO, speaks about the similar injustices American Indians and Japanese Americans have faced. (Photo credit/ UTTC video screenshot by Adrianna Adame) BISMARCK, ND. – United Tribes Technical College is acknowledging its past as a WWII-era concentration camp through the creation of
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“Traditional O’odham singers at the 2023 Arizona Indian Gaming Expo in Maricopa, Arizona.” Photo by Darren Thompson MARICOPA, AZ—The Arizona Indian Gaming Maricopa, Association hosted its 2023 gaming expo at Harrah’s Ak-Chin, operated by the Ak-Chin Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, with close to 200 gaming professionals and Arizona based tribal leaders.
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