The Daily Astorian12d
In Astoria, a new exhibit spotlights Indigenous traditions
For Ed Carriere, the new exhibit “Cedar and Sea” at the Columbia River Maritime Museum is a chance to share the story of a craft, which is also the story of a tree. The Suquamish tribal elder ...
The Hamilton Spectator24d
Families call for inquiry after nine Indigenous people killed in police interactions
after nine Indigenous people were killed in interactions with police in August and September. About two dozen people gathered on Parliament Hill on Tuesday, including the families of eight people ...
Time4d
22 Essential Works of Indigenous Cinema
Yet historically, Hollywood has ignored them. Throughout the 20th century, American movies largely portrayed indigenous people in limited, often non-speaking roles, and mostly confined them to ...
CBC.ca29d
New temporary policy allows Indigenous people freer movement across borders
The federal government is putting in new temporary measures at the border to make cross-border mobility for Indigenous people easier. The change was announced last week. It will allow eligible ...
Reuters10d
Society Watch: Why respecting Indigenous peoples’ rights is key to the energy transition
The initiative builds on existing collaborations between employees, companies and governments, with a push to involve civil society and community groups, too, in particular Indigenous peoples ...
Times Colonist21d
B.C. Conservative candidate uses racist slur for Indigenous Peoples in interview
A B.C. Conservative candidate awaiting the results of a recount that could determine who forms the provincial government used a racist slur to describe Indigenous Peoples during an election-night ...
The Vancouver Sun22d
B.C. Conservative candidate uses racist slur to describe Indigenous Peoples on election night
A B.C. Conservative candidate awaiting the results of a recount that could determine who forms the provincial government used a racist slur to describe Indigenous Peoples during an election-night ...
CBC.ca27d
CMA apology a first step toward healing medical harms against Indigenous people, advocates say
Advocates are optimistic about a historic apology for harms experienced by Indigenous people in health care — but they say those harms are not "remote parts of history." "Harms from racism in ...
OPB28d
2 years in, Washington’s alert system for missing Indigenous people is working
Washington state was first in the nation to implement alerts specific to Missing Indigenous Persons more ... Many of these young people run away more than once. Williams said he takes the alert ...
The Independent25d
King Charles’s poignant comments about Australian Indigenous people before senator accused him of ‘genocide’
A longstanding advocate for the rights of Indigenous people, Ms Thorpe, though an environmentalist like the King, ultimately left the Australian Greens in 2023 following clashes over the proposed ...
The Age25d
It’s time, King Charles, to do the right thing by the Indigenous peoples
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. It’s time, King Charles. It was time before this week. But surely now, it is time. The Indigenous people of this country need to ...
Scientific American25d
Indigenous People Mix Ancient and Modern Science to Protect Salmon and Bears
In the mid-1800s, however, the British colonial government asserted control over Indigenous lands. In the following decades, deforestation, overfishing and pollution led to a marked decline in the ...