Indigenous Peoples’ Day Powwow brings together both native and non-native community
English literature graduate student Rafael Reza, a member of the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation, served wild rice soup and fry bread to attendees at the Mitchell Museum of the American Indian’s first Indigenous Peoples’ Day Powwow in partnership with Evanston Township High School on Monday.
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Honoring Native Americans’ Day with ‘Calling of Dancers’People across South Dakota are celebrating Native Americans’ Day. In Sioux Falls, hundreds of people lined Philips Avenue for ...
Native American Day was a day off of school for many students, but some took the day to celebrate their culture and identity ...
In a tense election year, leaders from Oklahoma’s Native nations want more of their citizens to head to the polls in November ...
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People fill downtown SF for Native American Day ParadePeople lined the streets for Sioux Falls’ 7th annual Native American Day parade. “There wasn’t ever any kind of celebrations ...
Vice President Kamala Harris' 2021 comments claiming the U.S. must "not shy away" from it's "shameful past" of European ...
Native American Day — also known as Indigenous People’s Day — celebrated Oct. 14, is an important occasion to honor the rich ...
ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor municipal offices are closed Monday, Oct. 14, as the city recognizes Indigenous Peoples Day, the ...
Monday across the U.S., Native Americans observed Indigenous Peoples Day. This included an event at the University of Oregon.
Though many states have their days to celebrate their Indigenous population, First Nations Day is not recognized as a federal ...
The Native American Guardian Association has teamed up with the Joint Civic Committee of Italian Americans to celebrate ...
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