Indigenous student groups at Penn commemorated Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Monday with a picnic-style lunch at Greenfield Intercultural Center. Members of Natives at Penn and Quechua at Penn gathered ...

If you’re familiar with the island of Martha’s Vineyard, you might think of it first and foremost as a summer vacation destination for the wealthy and famous. You might know that it’s beloved for its ...

Last month brought two promising breakthroughs for Indigenous Peoples in Thailand. On September 11, the Parliament passed the first reading of an amnesty bill to clear the names of those unjustly ...

Explore the rich diversity of experiences that shape what it means to be Indigenous in the modern... In this episode of Native Report, we explore the rich diversity of experiences that shape what it ...

AI is reshaping storytelling — but is it honoring Indigenous communities or erasing them? Here’s what every entrepreneur needs to know before they hit “generate.” AI is increasingly shaping how ...

At an academic conference I attended this summer, an Irish Druid presided over an opening ceremony. She blessed the proceedings and shared reflections on Irish indigeneity, spiritual beliefs and our ...

I would like to address the lateral violence that has been directed at the eastern Métis in the past several years and to set the record straight with respect to the legitimacy of their claims. In ...

It seems that some arguments never die; they just relocate through time, and come bearing white hair and a cane. The other ...

Since his groundbreaking address to the Brazilian congress in 1987, the 72-year-old Indigenous leader has challenged assumptions and championed rights, urging us to ‘have the courage to change’ ...

As delegates from around the world gather in Baku, Azerbaijan, for the United Nations’ 29th annual climate summit, also known as COP29, one of the most contentious debates centers on carbon trading—a ...