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Tribal parity, food security and rural infrastructure development are among 150+ measures sought by Tribal Nations, Native producers and nutrition leaders PRIOR LAKE, Minn. – The Native Farm Bill Coalition has released Gaining Ground: A Report on the 2018 Farm Bill Successes for Indian Country and Opportunities for 2023 to set

Written by J.K. Henderson Mark Williams is a name you might know if you travel in certain circles. If his name or his work in film is not familiar to you, you should get to know him. Mark Williams was born in northeastern Oklahoma in Claremore, and his family

The Sovereignty and Cities, United Strength Symposium has been established to provide a forum in which ideas concerning common municipal issues could be exchanged amongst peers in a community building environment. It is our goal that through building communication streams, unity, and combining shared resources, an enhanced commonality between tribes

Application deadline Jan. 27 First American artists are invited to participate in the 10th annual Artesian Arts Festival Saturday, April 22, in Sulphur, Oklahoma. Applications are now open for First American artists from federally recognized tribes. The deadline to apply is Jan. 27 at 5 p.m. Applications are available

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — The Center for Tribal Studies and Office of Admissions, Recruitment and Scholarships at Northeastern State University will host Native Strong on Jan. 20, 2023. Native Strong is NSU’s annual American Indian student recruitment event and offers a hands-on experience for high school and transfer students to learn

The Congressional Committee for Commerce, Gaming and Land has issued 12 subpoenas for its upcoming hearing on the expenses of Osage Casinos executives Written by Louise Red Corn A Congressional committee has scheduled an investigative hearing on the expenses of Osage Casinos executives for Feb. 7 to which 12 people

By AMY BETH HANSON HELENA, Mont. (AP) — A white state lawmaker in Montana is questioning whether land set aside long ago for Native Americans should exist anymore. Republican Sen. Keith Regier is proposing asking Congress to study alternatives to reservations. The measure, submitted this week and riddled with racial stereotypes,