From the Horse's Mouth...

This is a brief article I wrote for a Indian Education class I taught in December, 2005 . I found it yesterday and read it last night at ou...

I received this message via email from the Three Fires Midewiwin Lodge listserv and am posting to my blog today in honor of Tommy Stillday. ...

I am always reading other people's blogs. Can't help myself. Especially, since I am always reading about quantum physics and strin...

"I should not be alive!" proclaimed the woman sitting next to me on the steps of the Family Shelter the other day. I had just got...

Steve Blake, 51, artist and advocate for American Indians Blake created the American Indian Movement logo as a teenager and spent his adult ...

As I thought about my previous post, I realized that I was writing more about everything in general and very little about the Seven Fires Pr...

For all of you's who may not know, I've been doing my thing here back in my hometown of Lincoln, Nebraska. My kids and I are living...

Ellen Moves Camp—Hero of Wounded Knee By Stephanie Hedgecoke Published Jun 8, 2008 9:34 PM Photo: Anne Pearse Hocker Ellen Moves Camp...

Published Saturday May 17, 2008 State may be asked to help in Macy dispute BY PAUL HAMMEL WORLD-HERALD BUREAU LINCOLN — The attorney for...

Omaha Nation Schools superintendent removed from reservation BY DOLLY A. BUTZ / Sioux City Journal Friday, May 16, 2008 - 07:10:25 pm CDT MA...

Here is a recent Anishinabe news story (May 8th), posted on the front page of the local Sault Star (Bawating): Ojibway leader blames racism...

Posted: 5-5-2008 Josephine Mandamin, a member of the Ojibway First Nation tribe from Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, carries a pail o...

I have been on a healing journey to the heart since the day I was born. As a mother of four, a writer, and teacher, I am continually chall...

My latest poem I read on Friday, April 25 at the Spring Feast hosted by the Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center. Return of the Thu...

My kids came back to me two weeks ago, after spending nearly a year with their dad, Charles. Our marriage broke up two years ago and the div...

It is January The coldest month of the year And there I was outside in 40 below Pounding at the soil with a steel stake Pounding with all m...

(L to R) Renee, Vanessa, Tara and her son Mictla Reflections on Chalchiutlicue… notes from the Indigenous Women’s Water Policy and Leadersh...

February 3, 2008 A language too beautiful to lose By David Treuer ONLY three Native American languages now spoken in the United States and C...