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SHOT OF THE DAY
“A day like today is absolutely historic.” UW–Madison unveils banners honoring Ho-Chunk Nation
The University of Wisconsin-Madison hosted a campus celebration on Bascom Hill Tuesday to view new Ho-Chunk-themed banners commissioned as part of UW–Madison’s 175th anniversary.
The banners — three panels, each about 7 feet by 16 feet — will hang from the front of Bascom Hall through the month of November, according to the university, which is celebrated as Native November on the UW–Madison campus
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VIDEO OF THE DAY
The Legend of The Lakota Boy Raised by Wolves
The Boy Raised by Wolves | A Lakota Legend is a captivating native American legend that delves into the realm of wolf mythology and the intricate relationship between nature and humanity. This ancient legend, deeply rooted in indigenous culture, tells the story of a legendary warrior who was raised by wolves, embodying the spirit of survival and the unbreakable bond between humans and the natural world. View More
NATIVE NEWS HEADLINES
New Barbie doll honors Wilma Mankiller, the first female Cherokee principal chief
Lummi Nation leader speaks to Congress about fentanyl in Indigenous communities
US Census Bureau Releases Key Stats in Honor of 2023 Native American Heritage Month
Celebrating and recognizing American Indian, Alaska Native, and Indigenous People
OSU professor accused of falsely claiming Native American ancestry
Google Native American Heritage Month Doodle Devoted to Artist Allan Haozous
Historic Unveiling of Native American Monument California State Capitol Set for Tuesday
Centuries of violence and oppression, we are still here’: Native American Heritage Month
Native Americans educate, embolden community during November's heritage month
Miskogiizhig Apartments celebrated as significant step for LCO
Northwoods tribal leader reflects on 40th anniversary of court protecting treaty rights
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NATIVE NEWS OPINIONS
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NATIVE NEWS BUSINESS
Native American populations are ‘invisible’ to banks. That needs to change
Water projects in NM to receive $235M from Interior for tribal water fund settlements
College of Menominee Nation teacher education program receives funding
College of Menominee Nation teacher education program receives funding
Coquille Indian Tribe seeks to fund 'difference-makers
Tech Hubs Program will Boost Entrepreneurship and Innovation Across America
Yurok Tribe lands 6 Million Grant to build new Market and Fuel Station in Orick
St. Croix Casinos Turtle Lake, Danbury, Hertel Events
Seven Winds Casino and Lodge Events
Ho-Chunk Casino Wisconsin Dells Events
Potawatomi Casino Hotel Milwaukee Events
Menominee Casino Resort Events
North Star Mohican Casino and Resort Events
Grand Casino Mille Lacs Events
Red Cliff Legendary Waters Events
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NATIVE NEWS SPORTS
Jaelyn Two Hearts (Spirit Lake Tribe) Baker Wildcats 14 point Game
Stailee Heard's (Seminole/Creek/Seneca 18 points 10 rebounds Win for Oklahoma
Native American Open draws top golfers
Treysen Eaglstaff Scored 15 points as Fighting Hawks Roll Lumberjacks 107-48
Kryslen Jones (seminole/creek) led MSSU Lions in scoring 23 Points vs. Wichita State
Shantashia John (Mississippi Choctaw) All America Honorable Mention D3hoops
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Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa
Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa
Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa
The Bad River Band of Lake Superior
Forest County Potawatomi Nation
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Forest County Potawatomi Child Care Services
Sokaogon Chippewa Elder Services
Ho-Chunk Nation Natural Resources
St. Croix Tribal Community Health
Lac Court Oreilles Daycare Center
Lac du Flambeau Fisheries and Fish Culturing
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