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Culture & Arts
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On Wapuwoc, the Wabanaki marker is gone, and tribal leaders say its removal sets back hard-won progress at Acadia
A summit sign explaining Cadillac Mountain’s sacred meaning to the Wabanaki people is among 30 markers removed from Acadia National Park under an Interior…
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Nearly a century after a university dig, almost 200 Mimbres ancestors are home, reburied under the lead of Hopi and Pueblo communities
Excavated by the University of Minnesota from 1928 to 1931, nearly 200 Mimbres ancestors and the belongings buried with them have been returned to…
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Cherokee Nation puts $470,000 behind a UCLA film exchange to make movies in the Cherokee language
A four-year agreement signed Oct. 17 links the tribe’s Cherokee Film studios in Owasso, Okla., with UCLA’s School of Theater, Film and Television to…
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Colville artist RYAN! Feddersen wins 2026 BRAVA Award for Native American and First Nations artists
The Bainbridge Island Museum of Art honored the Tacoma-based artist, whose interactive installations use Coyote stories and thermochromic ink to confront histories of removal…
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‘When I learned the language, I felt whole’: Spokane immersion school builds a home for Salish
The Salish School of Spokane, which began with four children in a basement, is building a new campus for full-immersion education in Southern Interior…