Antonia Gonzales

Native leaders and Leonard Peltier’s attorney say they’re continuing to advocate for his release from prison and plan to increase awareness efforts of their calls for freedom ahead of a possible July 11 parole board decision. Peltier had a parole hearing on Monday and his supporters held a Zoom call on Tuesday.

Parole board has 3 weeks to rule on Peltier's fate in prison Tribes consider impact of recent SCOTUS ruling on healthcare costs CA's National Indigenous Peoples Day events set for June 21

Peltier gets 1st parole hearing in 15 years amid declining health US Navy christens USNS Cherokee Nation during ceremony Mother-daughter team win Best of Show at Juneau's Celebration

SCOTUS rules in favor of tribes in federal health care case Churro sheep make a comeback on Navajo Nation after near extinction

WI Tribe aims to compile full list of those taken to boarding schools Mending Broken Hearts program helps families through addiction crisis ASU, NCAI launch new Tribal digital sovereignty center

New public health clinic opens on Grand Ronde Reservation Photos, and mystery, of White Raven winter stop in Anchorage endure

Top Native leader in CA slams slow progress to stop MMIP crisis Wind River recovery workshop opens up to families of those struggling SHI kicks off four-day Celebration in Juneau, marking 42 years of event

CA tribes sign co-stewardship deal with U.S. for Molok Luyuk AK tribe to reintroduce blue mussels as safe food source for community

14-year probe of Native discrimination in Rapid City schools ends Native GOP members of Congress back Trump after historic verdict Diné College, ASU unveil new undergraduate program in Navajo Law

Alaska Native health consortium opens lab to speed up HPV testing New VA clinic opens in OK to serve Native veterans USFS hosts outdoor summer camp on Wind River Reservation

Nygren addresses allegations against him made by Montoya AFN rollouts 2024 convention plans with focus on future generations Noem announces summit for Tribal 'public safety crisis' amid tensions

Native unhoused in Rapid City benefit from new programs Indian boarding school healing coalition launches new digital database Red Lake Nation College to open new Minneapolis campus next week

Camas cultivation focus of new OR study into traditional growing Seal and bird calls echo throughout NYO Games arena 'Portraits in Red' exhibit opens at OR's Museum at Warm Springs June 5

Chief Spotted Tail regalia brings SD middle school to life Ramos bills, including Feather Alert update, headed to full CA Assembly Two Native art and culture exhibits to launch at MA whaling museum

VA secretary headlines National Tribal Healthcare Conference in SD Lac du Flambeau Tribe needs millions in federal funding for policing

Nygren signs executive order protecting graduation regalia rights New First Peoples Fund fellows convene in NM

Noem calls on tribes to sign law enforcement deals amid backlash Sec Haaland finds what she's looking for where the streets have no name Forge Project announces six winners of 2024 fellowship

AK legislature passes MMIP bill amid one of highest rates in US SRMT Police gets $850k+ grant from NY to modernize operations SHI releases 3 new language books in Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian

Winnebago Tribe teaching 'soft skills' to combat U.S. labor shortage Sudden departure of Davidson as ANTHC head shocks AK leaders

And then there were 8: Lower Brule Sioux Tribe bans Gov Noem MT governor, Lake County fail to reach policing deal for Flathead Apache Stronghold planning to appeal Oak Flat ruling with SCOTUS