So what is urban Indian health? It’s more than services. It’s relationships. It’s trust. It’s advocacy and visibility and ...

A tornado, too! So, these things are much greater than a human being and Plains Indian people felt this — the enormous power of Nature! What kept Native Americans so faithful to the land?

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says he is committed to improving the Indian Health Service. Native American leaders ...

But increasingly, Sayet and other American Indians are offering a counterview of indigenous culture and what it means to live in a country where the experiences of native people are often ...

After Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. met with Tribal leaders last month, he committed to improving ...

In 1969, native leaders protested a proposal to terminate Indian treaties and integrate ... responsibility for the education of aboriginal people, a job which it then delegated to the churches.

New Mexico this week became the latest state to pass a law aimed at addressing an ongoing national crisis surrounding missing and murdered Indigenous people – particularly in unsolved cases involving ...

Additionally, 11% of Native Americans are 65 or older, compared to 17% of people in the greater population. American Indians and Alaska Natives are also more likely to have served in the U.S ...

A tornado, too! So, these things are much greater than a human being and Plains Indian people felt this — the enormous power of Nature! What kept Native Americans so faithful to the land?

"We've had a kind of institutionalized amnesia about the genocide of California Indians here in the state," Madley said. Hundreds of Native American people were killed in what is known as the ...

Arthur C. Parker of the Seneca Nation, who advocated for an “American Indian Day” to recognize Indigenous people as citizens. Every November, National Native American Heritage Month offers a ...