Weaving her way into the fashion world
"My first weaving was a saddle blanket because my brother and I, we both grew up rodeo and around horses." The blanket, woven in neutral colors with squares in the corners, made from handspun wool by ...
Where to Try Indigenous Foods in Colorado, From Mesquite Flour to Prickly Pear Popcorn
This Native American kitchen and indigenous grocery is putting food sovereignty back on the menu.
A Native American photographer took powerful portraits of members of every tribe across the US
Matika Wilbur's intimate portraits of Native people across America appear in her book "Project 562: Changing the Way We See ...
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'This Doesn't Look Good': White Arizona Woman Claims She Had 'Fear In Her Heart' After Seeing Group of Native American Students On Field Trip, Igniting Hateful Resp…
A TikTok video of children walking in the desert in Arizona brought out the worst in humanity, leading a nearby school to go ...
What's real and what's fake? In the Native art world, the question is hard to answer
While artists are busy crafting new works and joining the wider world of art, scam artists wait in the wings to steal their ...
Contemporary Native artists are telling stories modern and traditional
After decades of “staying within the lines” of traditional Native art, Indigenous artists are increasingly moving into the ...
Traders and collectors long defined Native art. Young artists want to reclaim their vision
Native art has a rich history but young artists want to expand its roots and move things in different directions. What is the ...
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A Journey Into 5,000 Years of History at Canyon de Chelly
Norman/The New York Times We stopped at a set of ancient pictures on ... who we are as a people,” Mr. Martin said in his office just outside Window Rock, Ariz., the Navajo capital.
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How Biden is bringing green power to tribal lands
Most of them — about 15,000 — are on Navajo lands or the Hopi reservation contained within its borders. The lack of electricity means tens of thousands of people must figure out a way to live ...
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Clean Energy Is Bringing Electricity to Many in the Navajo Nation
Most of them — about 15,000 — are on Navajo lands or the Hopi reservation contained within its borders. The lack of electricity means tens of thousands of people must figure out a way to live ...
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How Indigenous knowledge helped solve a mysterious outbreak
The Navajo people have lived in the region for around 1,000 years. Spanish missionaries, who arrived in the area much later, chose the name Navajo, but tribal members call themselves the Diné ...
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Navajo elders receive vital aid from Adopt a Native Elder charity
NAVAJO NATION, Utah (KUTV) — Life on the Navajo Indian Reservation is anything but easy. Many of the cabins and huts on the reservation have no electricity or running water, and food is scarce.