In wake of Charlottesville, new scrutiny for Native American statues
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The controversy that swept Southern states over Confederate monuments is spreading across the nation. Continue Reading
Court ruling in battle over education funding will influence election, legislative session
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State District Judge Sarah Singleton ruled New Mexico guilty on Friday of shirking its constitutional duty to adequately educate at-risk students. Continue Reading
On the border, colonial violence goes unpunished
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Tribal members positioned to help Border Patrol are getting run down by its agents. Continue Reading
Indigenous immigrants face unique challenges at the border
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Language barriers mean Indigenous families may be more likely to be split up. Continue Reading
When colleges let down Indigenous students
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Discrimination against two young Mohawk men at Colorado State University highlights an all-too-common misunderstanding. Continue Reading
Keep proving them wrong, Gray brothers
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The best way we can fight these stereotypes is by succeeding in spite of them. Continue Reading
Trump takes a hard line on tribal health care
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Yes, tribal nations are sovereign, but the U.S. still has obligations for their wellbeing. Continue Reading
Walking in two worlds: 11-year-old, family keep Navajo language alive
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The Navajo language has experienced one of the most successful rebounds of its kind in North America, thanks to the revitalization efforts of Navajo parents, advocates and educators. Continue Reading
Unique program helps Navajo students pass GED test
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Benson Ndolo’s students, most of them Navajo, have grown up under the most difficult circumstances. Continue Reading
Basic needs are in short supply on the Navajo Nation
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The Navajo Nation lacks more basic needs than almost any region in the country. Continue Reading
Tribes lead the way for faster internet access in NM
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Across sovereign governments, a group of Southwest tribes prepares to launch their own network. Continue Reading
NM assistant secretary for Indian education ousted
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The state’s assistant secretary for Native American education is claiming she was unfairly forced out. Continue Reading
What the 2018 midterms could mean for Native voting
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Candidates and organizers think now is the time for Indigenous lawmakers. Continue Reading
How the U.S.-Mexico border has split the Tohono O’odham tribe
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When it comes to the ‘wall,’ this tribe is divided. Continue Reading
New institute aims to strengthen Native American influence
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The Native American Budget and Policy Institute plans to synthesize indigenous wisdom with hard-won knowledge of how American institutions work. Continue Reading