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Kara Briggs

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Interior Department Secretary Sally Jewell catches up with Acting Assistant Secretary – Indian Affairs Larry Roberts at the National Congress of American Indian’s mid-year convention in Spokane in June.
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Sec. Jewell and Obama Administration Racing Clock on Indigenous Issues

By Kara Briggs
A firefighter battling the Spokane Wildfires in Washington August 2016
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Spokane Reservation Engulfed In Smoke As Wildfire Rages On

By Kara Briggs
Dei Shu Dance Group performs at Sealaska Heritage Institute's Celebration 2016.
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Sealaska Celebration 2016: A Tlingit Dance Group Returns After 30 Years

By Kara Briggs
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Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians Calls for More Sovereign Action

By Kara Briggs
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First Nations Object to Canada’s Exclusion of Privately Held Lands from Treaty Processes

By Kara Briggs
Eagleson Williams stands with the totem poles being carved by his father Rick as a memorial to the late John T. Williams
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Eagleson Williams Hopes Memorial Totem Poles Will Forever Preserve His Uncle’s Legacy

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Mohawk children from the Little Caughnawaga neighborhood visit Brooklyn’s Prospect Park. This neighborhood is featured in the documentary “To Brooklyn and Back: A Mohawk Journey.”
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Documentary Traces Brooklyn's Mohawk Ironworkers

By Kara Briggs
Doug Wray (left), Vernon Wray (center) and Link Wray in his Army uniform (right).
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Link Wray and his Ray Men, Power Chord Pioneers

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The Git-Hoan dance group, co-led by David Robert Boxley and his father, David A. Boxley, sing their “Outside” song from behind a screen at the Anchorage Museum, letting their hosts known “we are here.” The performance celebrated the opening of the exhibition, “Living Our Cultures, Sharing Our Heritage: The First Peoples of Alaska,” last May.
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Breathing New Life into Tsimshian Culture

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Animal images tell visual story of boys in trouble

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Children step up as culture-bearers

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Jazz sax in a Native key

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Family of blended heritage takes center stage at museum

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One man’s interest helps save ancient art

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Story of Americans with Native and black ancestry stirs deep emotions

By Kara Briggs
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Fellowship focuses on conservation

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‘Ramp It Up’ tells story of Native America’s vibrant skateboard subculture

By Kara Briggs
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Film festival spotlights young Native directors

By Kara Briggs
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Artist puts her spin on songs of Native jazz pioneer

By Kara Briggs
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Briggs: Busted back to high school math

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Summit seeks lifeline for imperiled Native languages

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Briggs: Desperate times for Native languages

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Briggs: Spring break amid a changing environment

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Briggs: Battle lines still drawn in the Ancient One’s case

By Kara Briggs
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Briggs: Climate change may be unstoppable

By Kara Briggs
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Briggs: Codifying a Native worldview

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Briggs: Witnessing the human traffic jam

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Briggs: Answer Obama’s call to hope

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Cherokee rocket scientist leaves NMAI a heavenly gift

By Kara Briggs
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Briggs: Storytellers weave their own Thanksgiving memories

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Briggs: Facing up to the past online

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Briggs: New tack for Indian health care

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Briggs: New tack for Indian health care

By Kara Briggs
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Briggs: UNITY: Journalists of Color makes history

By Kara Briggs
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Briggs: UNITY: Journalists of Color makes history

By Kara Briggs
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Briggs: Let;s talk: The UN and indigenous peoples

By Kara Briggs
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Briggs: Let's talk: The UN and indigenous peoples

By Kara Briggs
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Briggs: Tense situation threatens UNPFII promise

By Kara Briggs
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Briggs: Tense situation threatens UNPFII promise

By Kara Briggs
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Indigenous diplomacy.

By Kara Briggs
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Indigenous diplomacy

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Indigenous diplomacy

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Indigenous diplomacy

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Law professors ask: Is trust still valid?

By Kara Briggs
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Law professors ask: Is trust still valid?

By Kara Briggs
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Briggs: Ending the cycle of shame

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Briggs: King's message remains potent for American Indians

By Kara Briggs
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Briggs: King;s message remains potent for American Indians

By Kara Briggs
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Briggs: Question Mukasey about Indian law

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Briggs: Indigenous on offense: Treaty gathering, U.N. vote coincide

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