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Almost 100,000 Native Americans make up twelve federally-recognized tribes in the state. Michigan is among a handful of states that formally recognize the holiday, which is Monday.
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Nearly two weeks ago, vandals tore the center apart, throwing food on the floor, destroying medicines and artifacts, and leaving graffiti on the walls.
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Damage reaches into the thousands of dollars and cultural artifacts were likely destroyed.
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The effort aims to collect the stories of those who survived boarding schools run by the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs, as recently as the 1980s.
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The First Nations Version of the New Testament aims to honor Native American language and thought patterns.
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For Kenny Pheasant, Earth Day is an especially important day. His appreciation for the earth is tied to the history of his Anishianaabe culture, and he…
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IPR is compiling a list of major coronavirus response actions by tribal governments in Michigan. Staff will update it as often as possible through the…
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Michigan Democrats can usually rely on at least three groups for support: environmentalists, tribal nations and labor unions.But there’s one issue they…
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This week on Points North, tribes try to bring sturgeon back to Michigan’s waters. Plus one man realizes his dream of running a curling league. Sturgeon…