Tag Archive for: Native

Native Foodways
photo by Sarah Whiting
I was born to a mother whose Dakota…

Listen: Changemakers Gala
Nearly 150 women gathered on December 5, 2019, in celebration…

Reclaiming Native Art
“Native people are collected in Natural History museums because that is how we have always been viewed. It helps to perpetuate that idea of us being extinct.”

Two-Spirit and Indigenous Fashion
A Conversation With Delina White (Leech Lake)
LGBTQ+ content…

Rural Arts & Culture Summit
Every two years, the Rural Arts & Culture Summit brings together…

Onigamiising
Linda LeGarde Grover, photo by Brett Groehler
As a national…

Native Voices
commentary of Indigenous women about their passions
Evelyn…

Travelers on Turtle Island
“We women turn things inside out and set things right. We salvage what we can of human garments and piece the rest into blankets.
— Louise Erdrich, “Four Souls”

Living on the Red Road
This is something we have always known and valued as Native people — how to only take what we need from the environment around us.

The Storytellers of Turtle Island
Diane Wilson is the author of “Spirit Car: Journey to…

Putting Thanksgiving Into Context
Christina Woods is executive director of the Duluth Art Institute,…

Animals in Native Art
"Hearts of Our People" catalogue book of essays
The “Hearts…


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