Native News
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16Indigenous Game Makers Reclaim Their Stories Now
Video games used to either ignore Indigenous peoples or shove them into tired stereotypes — mystical shamans, noble warriors, feather-and-buckskin clichés. That’s...
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Why Mobile Platforms Keep Expanding Across International Markets
Mobile platforms are no longer just part of the digital economy. In many ways, they became the digital economy itself. Across global...
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10Ramos Bills on Native Rights, Public Safety and Youth Advance in California Legislature
A package of bills authored by James C. Ramos, the first and only California Native American serving in the state’s legislature, focused...
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14Peltola Calls for Congressional Term Limits at Alaska Rally
Native Vote 2026 About 150 Alaskans joined U.S. Senate candidate Mary Peltola (Yup’ik) and community leaders Thursday at a rally focused on...
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17Tribal Judge Appointed to Michigan Domestic & Sexual Violence Prevention and Treatment Board
Tribal Judge Melissa Pope has been appointed to the Michigan Domestic & Sexual Violence Prevention and Treatment Board by Governor Gretchen Whitmer....
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15Montana Opioid Funds to Help Native Parents Recover Without Losing Their Kids
A Montana nonprofit serving the Apsáalooke Nation has received state opioid abatement funding to advance a family healing center designed to keep...
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11Fourth Circuit Rules NAGPRA Applies to Carlisle Boarding School Children’s Remains in Winnebago Tribe Case
RICHMOND, Va. — In a major legal victory for the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth...
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15Maternal Health, ICWA, and Buffalo | Health Equity Round-Up, May 14
In the past two weeks, Minnesota’s Native maternal health crisis made headlines, an ICWA challenge was filed, and on buffalo are feeding...
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12Eighth Circuit Weighs Challenge to Omaha Children’s Museum Free Admission Policy for Tribal Members
An African American couple from Omaha is asking the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals to revive their lawsuit against the Omaha Discovery...
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11ATALM Expands National Initiative to Strengthen Support Systems for Native Artists
The Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums announced the next phase of its Strengthening Institutional Support for Native Artists (SISNA) initiative,...
