How does President Biden’s leadership compare to past presidents when it comes to supporting Indian Country? From historic commitments made at the Tribal Nations Summit to policies impacting Native communities, his administration’s actions have sparked strong reactions across Indigenous nations. 📖 Jourdan Bennett-Begaye explores the progress, challenges, and lasting impact […]
🎬 Loren Waters’ Tiger Premieres at Sundance | ICT Newscast 1/17 🎬 In this episode of ICT Newscast, filmmaker Loren Waters debuts her powerful film Tiger at the Sundance Film Festival, exploring a family’s path to healing and cultural connection. 🔥 Indigenous firefighting crews from the Karuk Tribe, Navajo Nation, […]
🌟 Changing of the Guard 🌟 In this January 24 edition of the ICT Newscast, we cover pivotal moments in history and technology: 🇺🇸 Donald J. Trump takes the oath of office as the 47th President of the United States. ✊ Former President Joe Biden’s parting legacy includes commuting Leonard […]
On this edition of the ICT Newscast (January 31), we break down the latest executive orders from President Donald J. Trump and their impact on Native nations. Plus, we cover the confirmation hearings for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as he seeks to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, […]
Salute to Black History Month | Indigenous & African American Voices Join us as we celebrate Black History Month and highlight the powerful stories of Indigenous and African American leaders. Meet Lynn Hart, a Yankton Nakota, African American cowboy seeking reconciliation. Plus, Navajo citizen Billy Kirland is nominated for a […]
For over a century, the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina has fought for full federal recognition. Now, a new presidential memorandum has directed the Department of the Interior to assist in this process, marking a historic moment for the Lumbee people. Tribal Chairman John Lowry shares his excitement, calling this […]
In this episode, tribal and education leaders unite in Washington, D.C. to set national priorities on education, health care, economic development, and environmental protection. Leaders from the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) and the American Indian Higher Education Consortium come together to strengthen tribal sovereignty and reinforce the federal […]
Leonard Peltier is home. After 49 years in prison, the American Indian Movement activist returns to Turtle Mountain in an emotional homecoming. His release has been a decades-long fight—what does this moment mean for Indigenous justice? In this week’s ICT Newscast: 0:00 Leonard Peltier is home. 8:10 Tribal leaders urge […]
Wisconsin University Honors Ho-Chunk Land & Native Students From UW-Madison’s new program supporting Native students to a roundtable on President Trump’s policies, a tribe in Maine celebrating a landback victory, and the challenges of renewable energy projects on sacred land—stay informed on the latest Indigenous news. Plus, we honor the […]
Haskell Layoffs, Spirit Lake Land Back, Oscar Nominee Julian Brave NoiseCat This week on the ICT Newscast: Layoffs spark outcry at Haskell Indian Nations University. Spirit Lake Nation in North Dakota celebrates the return of ancestral lands. A Native filmmaker makes Oscar history with a powerful residential school documentary. Plus, […]
