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Indigenous Peoples Day removed, then re-added, to board-approved Va. education standards
Groups of Virginia education leaders want answers about why Indigenous Peoples’ Day was removed from state standards ...
Lumbee Tribe holds special ceremony marking first day of spring
American Indian Tribal Leaders from tribes across North Carolina joined Indigenous peoples from across the globe to welcome ...
USPS to hold ceremony for new Native American culture stamps
The U.S. Postal Service will be hosting a first-day-of-issue ceremony for the "powwow" stamps, which are designed to celebrate Native American culture.
Fort Nelson to send first women’s team to Kilrich Yukon Native Hockey Tournament
A northeast B.C. First Nation will for the first time send a women’s team to compete in a prestigious Indigenous hockey tournament.
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Bridging two worlds: Indigenous healing and western medicine
Dr. Janet Tootoosis, Vice Dean of Indigenous Health at the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Medicine, has spent years ...
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Students and Community Members Tap Into Indigenous Food Traditions
An institute at Cal Poly Humboldt has hosted seed and plant exchanges, a program on the restoration of kelp forests, ...
What is St. Joseph's Night and how the Mardi Gras Indians honor the catholic tradition?
The event is rooted in African and Native American influences, with ties to both Catholic and Black masking Indian traditions ...
Legislature protects Native students’ right to wear regalia at school ceremonies
Native American students’ right to wear tribal regalia at school ceremonies could soon be enshrined in New Mexico state law.
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Caravana Quetzalcóatl: the Living Community Cultures movement rolls into Mexico
The traveling Caravana Quetzalcóatl festival brings art, culture and theater from Costa Rica to Mexico City, region by region ...
‘India’s social science and political science theories have dawned from Eurocentric colonial past’
Underlining the profound influence of the West on socio-political thought in India, Rajaram Tolpadi, former professor of ...
Quechan elder and artist Daisy Simms dies at 88. She lived life one bead at a time
The Quechan Tribe — and Arizona — lost one of its cultural treasures when bead artist and Quechan language teacher Daisy Golding Simms died March 1 in Winterhaven, California, near Yuma. She was 88.