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Farm Bill Efforts Critical to Indian Country Agriculture Producers

     We all depend on farmers, ranchers and those who support them to bring food and other essential agricultural products to our tables and homes.

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Exhibition of Indigenous Artwork Shares Connections to Thriving Communities

 

For many Native communities throughout the High Desert, works of art are imbued with spirit, tied to purpose and intrinsic to thriving communities. Art is at once utilitarian and ceremonial, as well as part of the continuation of Native traditions.

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Henry Roe Cloud Dissertation Fellowship

The Yale Group for the Study of Native America (YGSNA) is pleased to invite applications for the 2023/24 Henry Roe Cloud Dissertation Writing Fellowship in American Indian and Indigenous Studies.

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Building Needed Infrastructure & Housing Across the Cherokee Nation Reservation

 Many decades before Oklahoma became a state, the Cherokee Nation was building public infrastructure on this land, ranging from roads and schools to the oldest public building in the state, the Cherokee Nation Supreme Court Building, which is now serving as a historical museum.

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FBI’s opposition to releasing Leonard Peltier

     Retired FBI agent Coleen Rowley calls for clemency for Indigenous activist who has been in prison for nearly 50 years.