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A visit to Pine Ridge is the ultimate dose of reservation reality.
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Game designer Connor Alexander (Cherokee) thinks a lot of people have the wrong idea about wolves.
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Entertainment giant Comcast has committed $650,000 to Albuquerque-based nonprofit Native Women Lead in its effort to provide funding for Native women-owned businesses.
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Cherokee tribal member David Thunderbird Crawford stepped into the personal protective equipment (PPE) sector amid the first days of the COVID-19 pandemic as shortages of masks and gloves became dire.
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Blacksmith Cody Artis’ first forge involved an old charcoal grill, some horse manure for fuel, and an air mattress pump as a stand-in for his bellows.
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Skier and storyteller Connor Ryan (Hunkpapa Lakota) is always on the go these days.
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What Dr. Len Necefer (Dine) started six years ago as a social media experiment to highlight the lack of Indigenous representation in outdoor recreation has evolved into a multi-faceted business that sells gear, tells stories, consults national brands, and advocates for Native people.
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Change Labs, a Native-run nonprofit focused, has announced its new cohort of 12 Navajo and Hopi entrepreneurs for its business incubator program.
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In Mike Mojica's native Pueblo Laguna language, his name is "Bodaway," which means "fire maker."
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The pages of the family cookbook are worn and discolored, the binding held together by tape. But the recipes inside hold years of memories for Jacqueline Ahasteen (Dine) and a basis for her business.