1. Native Hip Hop Artists Abroad! Frank Waln and Nataanii Means in Paris
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Native hip hop artists Frank Waln and Nataanii Means in Paris – Also with dancers Lumhe Sampson and Samsoche Sampson and filmmakers Sydney Freeland and Steven Paul Judd
3. How to Steal a Nation—Twice
4. Rare, Traditional Arts Making a Comeback at Tribal Colleges
Courtesy College of Menominee Nation
Sherri LaChapelle, an instructor in the Black Ash Basket Making Workshop at the College of Menominee Nation, demonstrates the hard work involved in creating strips for baskets.
5. Video: Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Role in Defeat of Keystone XL
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The Keystone XL pipeline, known as the Black Snake among indigenous and grassroots activists, is no more.
6. End-Run on Native Rights—Will It Work?
Jesse Short Bull
Tuned in: During a KILI radio program on Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Beverly Pipe On Head and Cornell Conroy used Lakota and English to call on fellow tribal members to participate in the 2014 election.
7. Turning Over a Few New Leaves: Salads By Season—Focus on Northern Plains
Photo by RoseMary Diaz
There are so many possibilities for fall ingredients. This wild rice, pumpkin and parsnip toss is just one option.
8. 30 Years of NIGA: Tribal Gaming’s Unique History and Purpose
Courtesy NIGA
Sharon House (Oneida Nation of Wisconsin) has practiced law since 1983 specializing in Indian law.
9. Meditation & Healing Music
10. Tibetan Healing Sounds
