Tourists find historic human remains near Edisto in area once known as Edingsville Beach. The bones are at MUSC in Charleston ...

Graduations are universally celebrated as huge milestones, but for Native Americans in Wichita it carries multiple meanings. Some believe the future of Indian culture is riding on future generations p ...

Though she faced an uphill battle at every turn, Jaune Quick-to-See Smith had the motivation and drive to work tirelessly to ...

A young girl stands on a road, with trees and buildings behind her. She’s wearing a formal dress with dozens of elk teeth ...

Red abalone were a key food source for native ... an American-led trapping expedition found and “rescued” a resourceful woman in a greenish cormorant-feather skirt. She had lived in both ...

Many of them wore red clothing and used red face paint ... According to the Department of Justice, Native American women face murder rates that are ten times the national average.

Honoring the work to respond to Murdered Missing Indigenous Women and Relatives (MMIWR ... Interior’s Indian Affairs staff, American Indian and Alaska Native people are at a disproportionate ...

These women became part of public lands history as they demonstrated the principles of equality and justice celebrated each May during Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific ... often wearing ...

A woman is dressed in traditional Native American clothing and backed up against ... the epidemic of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. “I think within the Native community, we understand ...

Their skirts are strung with dog tags ... us,” says Natalie Holt Breen (Abenaki), board member of the Native American Women Warriors (NAWW) and participant in the Folklife Festival.

The stamps include depictions of the Women's Traditional Dance ... stamps by taking photographs of the Native American dancers in their traditional clothing while performing and then painting ...