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  • Three Candidates Vying to President of National Congress of American Indians

    Oct 19, 2017

    MILWAUKEE – The National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) members will cast their votes tomorrow to be president the nation’s oldest and largest American Indian organization. The NCAI president serves for a two-year term. This year there are three candidates running to take the helm from Brian Cladoosby, who is term limited after serving two terms as president of the NCAI. https://nativenewsonline.net/currents/three-candidates-vying-president-national-congress-american-indians/...

  • House subcommittee takes up controversial American Indian Empowerment Act

    Oct 19, 2017

    A controversial Indian lands bill that faced repeated opposition during the Obama administration is seeing new life in the Trump era. Rep. Don Young (R-Alaska) has introduced the American Indian Empowerment Act in every session of Congress dating back to 2011. But the bills never went anywhere due to lukewarm support from Indian Country and outright opposition from the Obama administration. https://www.indianz.com/News/2017/10/19/house-subcommitee-takes-up-controversial.asp...

  • BIA backs Northern Cheyenne council's vote to remove president

    Oct 19, 2017

    The Bureau of Indian Affairs is supporting the Northern Cheyenne Tribal Council's decision earlier this month to remove the tribe's president, who still maintains the controversial vote violated a tribal court decision. In a letter to the council, the BIA's Northern Cheyenne Reservation Superintendent, Michael Addy, officially recognized the council's 9-1 vote to remove former President Jace Killsback on Oct. 5. http://billingsgazette.com/news/state-and-regional/bia-backs-northern-cheyenne-council-s-vote-to-remove-president/...

  • Justice minister 'can't tell you' how many sex abuse cases settled against former Yukon principal

    Oct 19, 2017

    Yukon's justice minister says she can't say how many sexual abuse cases the government has settled against a former school principal and foster parent. The issue was raised in the territorial legislature on Monday, in the wake of a Toronto Star investigation into abuse suffered by several Indigenous children, between the late 1960s and the late 1980s. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/yukon-justice-minister-sexual-abuse-principal-1.4357713...

  • SMSC donates $250K to improve Native American nutrition

    Oct 19, 2017

    The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community, through its Seeds of Native Health philanthropic campaign to improve Native American nutrition, has given $250,000 in grant funds to support a program designed to improve health and nutrition in tribal communities. The Johns Hopkins Center for American Indian Health announced Monday a funding collaboration to support its Healthy Futures initiative. The collaboration also includes a $150,000 grant from the Walmart Foundation and support from the Michael and Ellen Kullman family, according to a news...

  • 'We're very lucky that we never lost a home,' chief says after Red Pheasant fire

    Oct 19, 2017

    The fire that threatened Saskatchewan's Red Pheasant First Nation was under control as of Wednesday, according to the Saskatchewan government. "There's no further threat," said Ray Unrau, a government spokesperson. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/red-pheasant-first-nation-battles-wildfire-update-1.4359783...