✉️ NEWSLETTERS: https://ictnews.org/newsletters/ ❗Be sure to check out our seasonal powwow newsletter❗ 00:17 White Hawk women break the cycle of abuse 08:05 Tribe opposed to Apostle Islands National Park status 13:57 Countdown to Black Hills Powwow 18:03 New Native Art Collection At Phoenix Art Museum 22:03 Indian Summer benefit brings […]
What happens when a journalist investigating Indian boarding schools discovers her own ancestors in the records? On this episode of Native Bidaské, host Levi Rickert talks with Odawa Anishinaabe journalist and author Sierra Biidaaban Nadeau about her new book, What the Ancestors Say: One Journalist’s Intimate Investigation into Indian Boarding […]
Join us for a glimpse into the fourth annual Fire Gala held by the California Indian Nations College at the historic Mission Inn in Riverside. This fundraiser supports the college’s mission to empower Native American students through education, providing scholarships, academic programs, and essential resources. Discover how the college fosters […]
*** TRIGGER WARNING*** The following documentary contains explicit descriptions of psychological and physical violence against children and may be triggering for viewers. Viewer discretion is advised. In commemoration of Orange Shirt Day 2026, Red Media proudly presents a documentary on the ongoing fight by the Mohawk Mothers (Kanien’kehà:ka Kanistansera) to […]
(https://www.nativeamericacalling.com/friday-october-2-2026-indigenous-design-as-visual-sovereignty/) From the original Cherokee syllabary to banners waved by Native American demonstrators, graphic works by Native people carry a thread through the centuries that operate within their own design framework. A new book and accompanying gallery exhibition, “Designed to be Red” (https://posterhouse.org/exhibition/designed-to-be-red-native-american-indigenous-poster-works/) , documents and celebrates that thread of […]
Three national archives locations are experiencing significant changes, with the Chicago location preparing to close entirely. ICT caught up with researchers to discuss why this change is so significant and how it could infringe on the rights of tribes. ✍️ Reported by Amelia Schafer ✉️ NEWSLETTERS: https://ictnews.org/newsletters/ ❗Be sure to […]
Federal ICE enforcement has intensified in Minneapolis, Minnesota, raising serious concerns among Native communities, advocates, and local leaders. In this episode of Native Bidaské, we speak directly with Ruth Buffalo, CEO of the Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center (MIWRC), for an on-the-ground Indigenous perspective on what’s happening right now. Ruth […]
The FNX original series based on the 91.9FM radio series KVC-Arts returns for a 9th episode featuring Native Shorts hosts Ariel Tweto (Inupiaq) and Bird Runningwater (Northern Cheyenne/Mescalero Apache).
From the belly of the empire to the frontlines of global liberation struggles, what does it mean to be an intellectual in service of mass movements? In this episode, Nick Estes (@TheRedNation ) and Pranay Somayajula sit down to dissect the vital synthesis of revolutionary theory and ground-level practice. Moving […]
(https://www.nativeamericacalling.com/september-25-2026-native-bookshelf-the-birthing-tree-by-amanda-peters-and-how-settlers-get-away-with-murder-by-liza-black/) Aliet Paul learns traditional sacred birthing practices of her Mi’kmaq through her grandmother. But the outside world is changing and drives a wedge between her and her community. “The Birthing Tree (https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/831073/the-birthing-tree-by-amanda-peters/) ” is the second novel from Amanda Peters (https://amandapetersauthor.com/) (Mi’kmaq). It is a story of identity, overcoming […]
