Federal prosecutors have attempted to tie Indigenous political prisoner Leonard Peltier to the murder of fellow AIM activist, Anna Mae Pictou-Aquash. It is a frequent allegation that has relied on weak evidence and the charges of paid federal informants. In this episode, TRN Podcast co-host Nick Estes look at several […]
Join Native News Online Publisher, Levi Rickert, as he interviews Anpa’o Locke (Húŋkpapȟa Lakota and Ahtna Dené) is an Afro-Indigenous writer, filmmaker and curator. Anpa’o Locke is an Afro-Indigenous writer, filmmaker and curator who is Húŋkpapȟa Lakota and Ahtna Dené, born in the Standing Rock Nation. She currently resides in […]
TRN Podcast host Nick Estes reads a letter from legendary Native activist Hank Adamans written in 2020 and posted on Facebook. This is a clip from the latest episode of The Red Nation Podcast. Subscribe to the show on your podcast app or follow the link at the end of […]
Join Native News Online Publisher Levi Rickert and Senior Reporter Jenna Kunze as they interview Playwright/Choreographer Larrisa Fasthorse (Sicangu Lakota Nation). Larissa FastHorse is a 2020 MacArthur Fellow, award-winning writer/choreographer, and co-founder of Indigenous Direction, the nation’s leading consulting company for Indigenous arts and audiences. On April 20, Fasthorse (Sicangu […]
In 1974, three Navajo men- John Earl Harvey, Herman Dodge Benally, and David Ignacio, were brutally beaten and murdered by white teenage settlers in the bordertown of Farmington, New Mexico. It was an act known as “Indian rolling.” Diné grassroots leaders rose to this injustice by creating the Coalition for […]
Human Remains Discovered in Prairie Green Landfill Families of missing and murdered Indigenous women have long pushed for action. Now, a breakthrough—human remains have been found in the Prairie Green Landfill near Winnipeg. After years of delays and denials, what does this discovery mean for the families of Morgan Harris, […]
“People are treating us like we’re invisible in our own homeland. It’s time for that to stop,” Madolyn Wesaw said.
In 1974, three Navajo men- John Earl Harvey, Herman Dodge Benally, and David Ignacio, were brutally beaten and murdered by white teenage settlers in the bordertown of Farmington, New Mexico. It was an act known as “Indian rolling.” Diné grassroots leaders rose to this injustice by creating the Coalition for […]
Rooted in the Civil Rights & American Indian Movement, the fight for Indigenous rights led to something powerful—Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center (@daybreakstarradio). Thanks to Bernie Whitebear and the United Indians of All Tribes Foundation (@uiatf), this once-decommissioned military base in Seattle’s Discovery Park (@discovery_park_seattle) became a cultural home in […]
Join Native News Online Publisher Levi Rickert and Senior Reporter Jenna Kunze as they interview Assistant Secretary of the Interior – Indian Affairs Bryan Newland (Bay Mills Indian Community). This episode will discuss the year anniversary of the DOI Federal Indian Boarding School Investigative Report. Bryan Newland is a citizen […]
