Citizens of the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohicans are working to re-establish a connection with their ancestral homelands in New York and western Massachusetts. Some 200 of them are traveling from Wisconsin for a powwow in Lenox, Mass., on Oct. 3-4. “Standing on the land, you feel that you’re very welcome,” […]
✉️ NEWSLETTERS: https://ictnews.org/newsletters/ ❗Be sure to check out our seasonal powwow newsletter❗ 00:34 Ho-Chunk Casino 04:06 Rapid City community walks in memory of the children 08:36 Colorado River Documentary 13:39 Ishkode A Story of Fire 18:47 Lou Diamond Phillips 22:58 Black Hills Powwow attracts thousands of dancers and spectators 🖥️ […]
The rebirth of buffalo herds in North America – something driven in large part by Native communities and Nations – was celebrated recently in New York City with … a puppet show! We’re not kidding. You have to see it to understand! ✍️ Reported by Stewart Huntington ✉️ NEWSLETTERS: https://ictnews.org/newsletters/ […]
This week’s newscast covers Orange Shirt Day, housing, movies, art and empowering women in leadership roles. 00:35 Across the country, orange shirts honor the children 03:00 Healing through dance 07:25 Nature’s medicine harvested across the medicine line 13:32 Native non-profit leads affordable housing development 17:03 Indigenous actor takes on challenging […]
✉️ 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 […]
Indigenous peoples in the Americas have a long and storied rich history! Today we go deep into various aspects of Native American History! What is your favorite part? Let us know in the comments! Be sure to subscribe to the Weird History Newsletter: https://bit.ly/WeirdHistoryNews Chapters: 00:00:00 – Inside the Tomb […]
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 […]
The Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes sent a delegation to the Carlisle Indian Industrial School to bring the children home that died and were buried at the cemetery. The work to bring home the remains of Christine Redstone, Peter Howe and Richard Morgan began two decades ago. ✍️ Reported […]
This episode covers issues of the Native American Graves and Repatriation Act, archives and Australian Aboriginal art Check out the ICT Newscast on YouTube for this episode and more. ✉️ NEWSLETTERS: https://ictnews.org/newsletters/ ❗Be sure to check out our seasonal powwow newsletter❗ 00:42 Three Ancestors are returned from Carlisle 06:40 Documentary […]
Indigenous Reconnection | Drum Circle News Where do Chicanos and Mexican Americans reconnect with their Indigenous roots—and what does that reconnection look like today? In this episode of Drum Circle News, Indigenous and Chicano voices come together for a wide-ranging conversation about Aztlán, Indigenous Mexico, Purépecha, Otomí and Chichimeca identity, […]
