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Category: The Guardian

‘People are angry’: US families feel let down by Indigenous missing unit

Photojournalism Shot in New York

The Bureau of Indian Affairs’ missing and murdered unit was launched by Deb Haaland a year ago to tackle an epidemic of violence against Native people. But initial results have disappointed

‘Why not me?’: the boot camp giving Indigenous women the tools to run for office

Indigenous women are underrepresented in the US Congress and other elected offices. The Native Action Network wants to change that

The Indigenous tribe fighting back against the addiction epidemic

The Lummi Nation, on the US west coast, has faced addiction issues for decades. Now they are utilizing a combination of culturally-based healing and western approaches

‘This alert is her scream’: new system would help locate missing Indigenous women

The 14-year-old had just learned some of the troubling details of the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women and was concerned that her mother, who is Alaska Native and tended to travel alone, might one day not make it home

Original caretakers: Indigenous groups team up with conservationists to protect swaths of US

Environmental organizations and tribes have been coming together to protect the natural world, and a key part of this teamwork has been land transfers

The crisis unfolding in America’s Christmas tree capital

Farmers in Oregon had their ‘worst summer ever’ as heat, drought and extreme weather threaten industry

Seattle socialist Kshama Sawant keeps city council seat after recall election

The result, in her favor by 310 votes, clarifies how much of a polarizing figure she has remained in her district

Famously rainy Seattle breaks its fall rain record after a summer of extreme heat

The city accumulated about 19 in of rain between September and the end of November, a stark contrast to the summer’s searing temperatures

‘Heal the past’: first Native American confirmed to oversee national parks

Charles “Chuck” F Sams III made history this week in becoming the first-ever Native American confirmed to lead the National Park Service.

Makah Tribe in US hopes for rights to resume sacred tradition of gray whale hunting

The tribe could be granted a special waiver after a lengthy legal battle to try to resume the historic practice

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