by Christine Stark –USA– I am of Anishinaabe and Cherokee ancestry and a MSW student at the University of Minnesota Duluth. Six years ago, on the White Earth reservation, an elder told me how the Anishinaabe bloodline is found across…
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Recourse for Trafficked Native Women in the Duluth Harbor
Tagged with: Criminal Justice, Duluth, Minnesota, Native Americans, Sex Trafficking
Posted in Economy, FEATURE ARTICLES, The World
Posted in Economy, FEATURE ARTICLES, The World
Restoring First Foods to the Columbia River Basin
by Michelle Tolson -USA- “I want to make money, but I have to take care of the fish,” said Yakama Nation fisherwoman Caroline Looney Hunt when asked how much salmon she sells each year. “I sell it locally to our…
Tagged with: Food, Indigenous Culture, Land Rights, Native Americans, Natural Resources, Science, United States
Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES
Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES
Four Sheets to the Wind: An Insider’s View of One Native American Family
by Jessica Mosby – USA – The story of a young and adrift guy finding his way in a confusing world has been done – too many times. Though I usually would not go see a film about this sort…
Tagged with: Arts & Culture, film, Native Americans, Oklahoma, United States
Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES
Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES
Malchoff on Top of the World at the 2007 World Eskimo-Indian Olympics
by Sarah Wyatt – USA – Danielle Malchoff, 17, was a two-time champion at the 2007 World Eskimo-Indian Olympics (WEIO), held July 18-21 in her hometown of Anchorage, Alaska. At first glance, Danielle looks like any average teenager – her…
