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The National Gallery of Canada is expanding space for Indigenous artists and perspectives as part of an ongoing decolonization effort reshaping how Canadian art is exhibited and understood.
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Miles Morrisseau reposted
The National Gallery of Canada is expanding space for Indigenous artists and perspectives as part of an ongoing decolonization effort reshaping how Canadian art is exhibited and understood.
Miles Morrisseau reposted
The global hit Inuit comedy “North of North” returns for Season 2 as Siaja’s journey of self-discovery continues.
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Two-Spirit artist Tunny Rabbit shares how powwow dancing became a turning point in her recovery journey.
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From the Battle of Greasy Grass commemoration, Kevin Abourezk shares a personal reflection on what it means when Indigenous children feel safe enough to sing.
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We're honored to share that ICT has been recognized with 16 awards from the Indigenous Journalists Association, including First Place for General Excellence in print and online and Second Place for General Excellence in television for the ICT Newscast.
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Preserving the language: Hundreds of people turned out for the 32nd annual Anishinaabemowin Language Conference in Ontario.
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Nearly two decades after her breakout debut, Crystal Shawanda is once again up for a Juno Awards, this time for Blues Album of the Year for 'Sing Pretty Blues.'
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Red Lake Nation descendant Jose “Beto” Ramirez, a U.S. citizen detained by ICE earlier this month, is now facing federal assault charges related to his arrest, according to his legal team.
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“They can’t even go to the post office because ICE is there, and they’re afraid that they’re going to be targeted and detained for just being brown,” Navajo Nation Vice President Richelle Montoya said.
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State and federal investigations into fraudulent sober living homes targeting Native Americans have led to more than 100 criminal charges and lawsuits that could reach into the billions.
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In Minneapolis, a Native-owned coffee shop has transformed into a warming space, supply hub, and symbol of resistance as ICE sweeps target the community.
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The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, also known as ICE has detained several Native Americans despite orders to look for undocumented immigrants. Amelia Schafer, a reporter with ICT, formerly Indian Country Today talks about that and more.
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