American Indian

PBS’s six-part series The American Revolution premieres November 16. Yankton Dakota author and Professor of History at Harvard University Phil Deloria shares how the series will highlight the Revolution’s impact on Indigenous nations. 🖥️ FOR MORE NEWS: https://ictnews.org/ 📰 SUPPORT INDIGENOUS JOURNALISM: https://ictnews.fundjournalism.org/donate/ ✨ FOLLOW US: Bluesky – https://bsky.app/profile/ict-news.bsky.social Facebook […]

The Wild Rose Retreat center on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation has become a vital community hub—part kitchen space, part storm shelter, and part gathering place. From supporting cottage businesses to providing safety during fires and power outages, it’s a space rooted in care and resilience. Recently, local women came together […]

The ICT Newscast for Friday,December 5, 2025 covers a land return, bison and Indigenous authors. Check out the ICT Newscast on YouTube for this episode and more. 00:31 Land Back in Maine 03:35 Controlled Burn 05:31 Return of the Buffalo 09:41 Chef Goes to School 13:41 Expression Through Dance 16:52 […]

Two Native artists, Avis Charley and Brian Johnson, are spending the semester diving into the archives, as part of their Mellon Research Fellowship at the Institute of American Indian Arts. Blending fine art and graphic design, the pair exchange skills, ideas, and inspiration while immersing themselves in the archives, community, […]

In a historic act of reparations, the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration returned nearly two acres of land to the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa. The Catholic sisters operated St. Mary’s Indian boarding school for 86 years in northern Wisconsin but their privately owned spirituality center is […]