Communities United by Water - Sept. 26th, 2020
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Join ICTV and our LIVESTREAM studio for a day of relaxation on the Chequamegn Bay water front of Ashland, Wisconsin at Bayview Park on Saturday September 26th, 2020. Event set-up starts around 10am. Live broadcast should begin around 10:30-1100am CST. The day of events will start with a dock side water ceremony, followed by several speakers. Featured speakers include Winona LaDuke: "The Transition to a Green Economy," Mike Wiggins: "The Anishinabeg Love of Lake Superior": Jan Pen on "Harvesting the Bad River Watershed" and Mike McCabe speaking on "The Politics of Environmental Politics". We have heard that there will be some music to bounce too, and food to share. (Mandatory Masking and Distancing Required to Attend)
Women and Water Coming Together Fundraiser - June 20th, 2020
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Watch the June 20th, 2020 Women and Water Symposium Fundraiser with music, speech and discussion.
REbroadcast: 2nd Annual Reclaiming Our Children Round Dance
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Notice of Re-Broadcast: Friday evening Feb. 7th, 2020 starting around 5:30pm CST the 2nd Annual Reclaiming Our Children Round Dance.
Video Highlights from Honor The Earth Pow Wow 2019
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Join IndianCountryTV and the Honor Earth Pow wow on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation for several videos.
Rebroadcast of Enbridge Line #5 and Bad River Watershed Protection Informational gathering on Tuesday Oct. 1 at the Wisconsin Great Lakes Visitor Center starting at 5:30pm CST and ending at 7:30pm.
33 years of Publishing: August was the last issue of News From Indian Country
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By Paul DeMain, Editor
News From Indian Country
News From Indian Country
Milwaukee’s Indian Summer Festival ended a 32-year Run
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An Appreciation
By Rick Whaley
Special to News From Indian Country
When I was a young man, I followed the Irish bioregional vision to be a “dweller in the land.” It led me to Indian Summer Festival (ISF) and the struggle of Chippewa spearfishing rights in the late 1980s/early 1990s.
By Rick Whaley
Special to News From Indian Country
When I was a young man, I followed the Irish bioregional vision to be a “dweller in the land.” It led me to Indian Summer Festival (ISF) and the struggle of Chippewa spearfishing rights in the late 1980s/early 1990s.
Essential Words and Phrases in Native History Related to the Doctrines of Discovery
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By Doug George-Kanentiio©
News From Indian Country
No effective discussion on any Native issue can be done without understanding the following words and phrases. If we are to break the chains of “federal trust” and colonial “paternalism” we must know our opponents and have a strong command of our collective histories.
News From Indian Country
No effective discussion on any Native issue can be done without understanding the following words and phrases. If we are to break the chains of “federal trust” and colonial “paternalism” we must know our opponents and have a strong command of our collective histories.