It’s been a long and eventful month in Indian Country. Here are the ICT stories you should catch up from a busy October.
- Myaamia tribe commemorates forced removal 175 years ago
- Sports betting rollout: ‘The giant has woken up’
- #YDL: Data empowers stories, changes health care systems
- Seneca artist uses blankets, sewing circles for inspiration
- NCAI elects new vice president
- Tribes want to stop jailing people for suicide attempts
- Homelands in peril
- Enbridge Line 3 is finished but division lives on
- Indigenous demonstrators make statement at Interior
- Line 3 opposition lives on, clean-up begins
- Cherokee author finds voice in award-winning children’s books
- ‘Marvel’s Voices: Heritage #1’ coming this November
- Standing Rock women highlighted in documentary
- In Southeast Alaska, a new type of conservation
- ‘We don’t exist out here’ without subsistence
- Joe Biden reactivates Arctic Executive Steering Committee
- Alaska celebrations, call to action
- Alaska’s 1971 treaty: No cause for celebration
- St. Mary’s Mission: ‘This place is the Devil’
- Search intensifies for boarding school descendants
- Deaths at Chemawa
- First Native person to cross Boston Marathon finish line
- A hall of fame resume
- Oneida cyclists blaze their own trail
- Indigenous MMA fighters battle in the cage
- Boston honors Indigenous marathon runners
- Meet the first Navajo Rebelle Rally team
- Peguis First Nation descendant turning heads in D1 volleyball
- #KickinWithKolby: Don’t let the bad news spoil the good
Catch up on our newscasts from the month!
- The art of our resiliency
- Preparing for our future generations
- A great time to be Indigenous
- Health and hardcore rock ‘n’ roll
- On the winds of change
- Native journalism pioneer: Gary Fife still going strong
- Hawai’i film champion ‘exuded aloha’
- Lee Cook or Waase Waagos was ‘larger than life’
- Longtime Indian Country Today contributor Steve Russell dies
- Senator Kyrsten Sinema must stand with Indigenous college students
- Deb Haaland: ‘Moving forward on priorities for Indian Country’
- Stolen souls and broken promises: Boarding schools are a continuing crisis of colonialism
- When children aren’t safe, it’s time to reconsider the violence of tribal politics
- The GOP roots of redistricting reform
- Dear President Biden and Administration: Release Leonard Peltier
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