Haudenosaunee Gather for A New Approach to Indigenous Education
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Story and photos by Danny Beaton
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Indigenous Peoples’ Day stretches across the country as many join designation
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Walking On as listed in the June 2019 NFIC
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Arizona, Chinle – Funeral services for Fleming D. Begaye Sr., 97, of Chinle were held May 17, 2019 at the Chinle Potter’s House. Burial followed at the family plot in Salt Water Canyon. Fleming was born Aug. 26, 1921 in Red Valley, AZ., into the Todich’ii’nii (Bitter Water Clan). Fleming passed away May 10, 2019, in Chinle.
Native News Update June 14, 2019
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This week's stories: Netflix partners with Indigenous groups in Canada; 2020 U.S. Census launch efforts to ensure an accurate count of Native Americans; The University of Illinois at Chicago offers in-state tuition to Native American students of any tribe recognized by the BIA; The Yurok Tribe receives award from the United Nations for their climate change initiatives; Arizona’s only voter to the 2019 Tony Awards wears a Native designed gown to the event.
Native News Update June 7, 2019
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This week's stories: The National Inquiry in Canada has released their findings on the missing or murdered Indigenous women and girls investigation; Navajo Code Talker, William Tully Brown has passed away; Cherokee Nation donates prescription drug boxes to communities in Oklahoma; The Red Cliff Band breaks ground on a cell tower to improve emergency communications; Actor Wes Studi to receive an honorary Oscar award.
Ancestral Women - An organic living theatre experience
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The Ancestral Women theatre project was inspired by the Ancestral Women fiber art exhibit created by Mary Burns. Each piece of art honors a Native American women and/or a clan from each of the 11 tribes in Wisconsin. Each tribe worked with Burns to choose the elder represented in her artwork.
Native News Update May 31, 2019
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This week's stories: Chumash Casino Resort first casino in the world to earn TRUE Zero Waste certification; Last Mohawk Code Talker, Louis Levi Oakes passes away; Midnight Shine releases their third music video in six months; Michael Begay wins 2019 TCJ Student Best Film Award; First guitar shaped hotel set to open this fall.
Women and Water Coming Together 2019 Symposium
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Thirty years ago, Anishinaabe teacher, Maryellen Baker, had a dream in which she was called to help to spread the Anishinaabe teachings with others. Her work began with creating a center for wellness, and has become more urgent as all of us have witnessed the pollution of the waters. Water is life, and it is the role of women to protect and bless the water, and the role of men to support women in that work. This site is where you can find the 2019 - 24 Hour Broadcast of Music and Video on Saturday June 1st, 2019 in support of the 2019 Women and Water Coming Together Symposium for 2019.