from The Washington Post
Photographer Santiago Sierra Soler’s new book, “Nahual” is a collaborative effort made with the citizens of Ek-Balam, Yucatan.
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Two American Indian tribes in Delaware get help in buying back their ancestral homelands
from The Washington Post
Two American Indian tribes in Delaware are getting help from the environmental nonprofit Conservation Fund to buy back part of their homelands.
Source: Two American Indian tribes in Delaware get help in buying back their ancestral homelands
Pacheedaht First Nation on Vancouver Island crafts first dugout canoe in 50 years
He’uurore hyoo’eya horuura’ Carrying Knowledge into the Future
The Autry and Gabrielino/Tongva Cultural Educators of the Los Angeles Basin Announce Memorandum of Understanding After years of collaboration, the Autry Museum of the American West and…
Source: He’uurore hyoo’eya horuura’ Carrying Knowledge into the Future
Wampum belt to return to Wampanoag Nation in Massachusetts | Mayflower
A new Wampum belt, the centrepiece of the ‘Wampum: Stories from the Shells of Native America’ touring exhibition, is preparing to return to the Wampanoag in Massachusetts USA.
Source: Wampum belt to return to Wampanoag Nation in Massachusetts | Mayflower
Hidden History: Federal investigation generates new interest in Minnesota’s American Indian boarding schools
A new federal investigation is looking into the “troubling legacy” of Indian boarding schools in the U.S., including one in Minnesota.
Indigenous People of Brazil Fight for Their Future
by Nick Estes
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has given new license to the killing of Indigenous people in Brazil. Before he came to power in 2019, it wasn’t clear
A Cave With Ancient Drawings Has Been Sold, But Not To The Tribe That Hoped To Buy It
from National Public Radio
Leaders of the Osage Nation had hoped to buy the land that contains the 1,000-year-old images. An auction bidder agreed to pay $2.2 million for 43 acres including the cave 60 miles west of St. Louis.
Source: A Cave With Ancient Drawings Has Been Sold, But Not To The Tribe That Hoped To Buy It
Statue of Christopher Columbus in Mexico City to be replaced by Indigenous female figure
The mayor said it was time for a change of landscape and to make way for a monument that delivered “social justice.”
Source: Statue of Christopher Columbus in Mexico City to be replaced by Indigenous female figure
from The Washington Post
Opinion | Women of Bears Ears Are Asking You to Help Save It
from The New York Times
Elouise Wilson, Mary R. Benally, Ahjani Yepa and
The authors are among the founding members of WomenOfBearsEars.org, which supports restoration of Bears Ears National Monument.
Will sacred lands protected by President Obama be protected once again?
Source: Opinion | Women of Bears Ears Are Asking You to Help Save It