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The social media accounts linked to from Native News Online are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • YouTube • Email • X • Website Besides social media accounts, nativenewsonline has populated their site with: • Q+A: Sam Flores on building sustainable EMS systems in tribal communities • Why We’re Paying Attention to Prediction Markets • Native Bidaské: SD Tribes Unite to Return the Black Hills w/ NDN Collective's Dr. Valeriah Big Eagle • Kent Paul reflects on 25 years helping build Native American Bank - Native News Online • As data becomes a strategic asset, Native leaders face a new sovereignty test - Native News Online • Official Rules: National Native Youth Essay Contest • Alaska Native Leaders Warn SAVE Act Could Disenfranchise Rural Voters The Alaska Federation of Natives says the SAVE Act could create major voting barriers for rural and Alaska Native communities. • Sam McCracken Launches New Initiative to Support Indigenous Youth Wellness - Native News Online • Contemporary Anishinaabe Art: A Continuation | Detroit Institute of Arts Museum • Native Bidaské: A Conversation about Care, Loss, and Community in the Face of Minnesota Tragedy - YouTube • Watch Native Bidaské LIVE here • Native Bidaské: A Conversation about Care, Loss, and Community in the Face of Minnesota Tragedy • Native Bidaské: Federal ICE Activity in Minneapolis: Ruth Buffalo’s Perspective - YouTube • This Day in History - October 14, 1964: Billy Mills Wins 10,000 Meters at the Tokyo Olympics | Currents • Pete Hegseth’s Wounded Knee Decision Betrays the Meaning of Honor | Opinion • Sanitizing American Indian History Doesn’t Change the Truth | Opinion • Native Bidaské: Downwind from Trinity, Radioactive Legacy • 'There’s No Plan B’ | Medicaid Cuts Threaten Native American Access to Healthcare | Health • LIVESTREAM: Reducing Drug Overdose Deaths in Indian Country • The California Native Harm Reduction Summit set for Monterey, California • From Fuel Plazas to Workforce Housing: How Tribes Are Structuring Successful Real Estate Deals • First Foods | How Breastfeeding Could Turn the Tides on Maternal Mortality for Native Mothers and Their Babies • An Evening with Bryan Newland • As Oil Flows, An Arctic Village Adapts • Beyond the Icon: Seeing Leonard Peltier Return Home | Opinion • 'We will not yield' | NCAI President Rallies Native Leaders to Protect Sovereignty | Currents • Support our Mission - Donate today! • "Warrior up" How Native People Can Organize After the 2024 Election with Gwen Carr • Amplifying Native Voices: Challenges and Opportunities in Journalism • Uniting Native Voices: Strategies for Advocacy in a Shifting Political Landscape • Election Recap • NATIVE VOTE 2024 - Native News Online • Get Out The Vote Live Stream Part 2 - Two Part Series • Native Bidaské: Get Out The Vote Live Stream Part 1 - Two Part Series • Native Vote – Every Native Vote Counts • Truth and Healing Commission Bill Heads to the Senate Floor • Federal Dams Hurt Native American Communities, New Report Says • IHS Deputy Director Asks Tribes to Urge Congress to Make IHS Funding Mandatory • Facebook Study Shows Promise for Native Women Recovering from Opioid Addiction • The Juneteenth National Holiday is a Time to Remember • California Restores State Indian Health Program Funding • Beloved Leader and Dedicated Native American Advocate Ernie Stevens Sr., (Oneida) Walks On • Two Dead, Including Tribal Police Officer, in Gila River Indian Community Shooting • Minnesota Opens New Office of American Indian Heath • Native Artist and Former Cultural Advisor to the Chicago Blackhawks Sues Team for Sexual Harassment, Fraud • ‘It’s Just That Simple’ | Oglala Sioux Tribe Chief of Police Chief Urges Lawmakers to Increase Funding for Tribal Public Safety • Tribes, National Congress of American Indians Oppose Montana's TikTok Ban on Grounds of Sovereignty • Native Bidaské with Charlene Sleeper on the MMIP Crisis • Water Rights Agreement with Colorado River Indian Tribes in Arizona Signed • Using Their Culture to Heal, a Native American Sobriety Group in Wichita Gives Back • South Dakota Governor Condemned for Killing Puppy • Native Americans Experience Highest Rates of Deaths of Despair, New Study Shows • Native Bidaské with Lyndsay Amato on the #BraidsforCole Movement • California Moves Forward with Pilot MMIP Program • Two Tribal Nations Sue Social Media Companies Over Youth Suicides • Native Bidaské with Wambli Quintana, a 2024 Champions for Change Fellow on Prioritizing Mother Earth • Indian Humor Used in a PSA Addresses Need to Use Seat Belts • Mourning Morningside • Women's History Month: Marcella Rose LeBeau | Currents • Bree R Black Horse Hired to Prosecute MMIP Cases in Northwest Region • Osage Nation Oscar Watch Party: The Crowd Felt the Film was a Success • Q+A: Tommy Orange on His Highly Anticipated Second Novel, ‘Wandering Stars' • Beyond the Nomination: Lily Gladstone’s Oscar Moment Unveils Her Career-Long Effort to Teach True American History • Scott George, the First Native American Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song, to Perform at Oscars Ceremony | Arts & Entertainment • Stop Fixating on our Ancestors’ Bones | Opinion • Nine Little Girls - Part 2 - By Jenna Kunze • Nine Little Girls - Part 1 - By Jenna Kunze • US Presidents in Their Own Words Concerning American Indians | Currents • Q&A: Artist Frank Buffalo Hyde (Nez Perce/Onondaga) on Sensing Sasquatch Exhibition | Arts & Entertainment • Indian Boarding School Bill Seeks to Create Accountability, Healing • Quaker Groups Pays Alaska Native Village $93,000 in Reparations for Its Part in Forced Assimilation • Alaska Museum is Building a Private Database to Repatriate Kodiak Alutiiq Ancestors • Lily Gladstone (Blackfeet/Nimíipuu) Wins Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture Golden Globes Award | Arts & Entertainment • Poisonous Words and the Massacre of Wounded Knee | Opinion • This Day in History – Dec. 26, 1862: 38 Dakota Men Executed by Order of Abraham Lincoln | Currents • Native Bidaské with Magan Kateri Basque (Mi’kmaq): First Indigenous Winner, Miss Canada United World • President Biden’s Historic Executive Order Promises Brighter Future for Tribal Nations • Five More Native Americans Who Shaped Culture • National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition Launches Interactive Map of United States’ 523 American Indian boarding Schools • In Affluent Southampton, the Grave Protection Warrior Society Toils to Preserve and Protect Ancestral Homelands • 2021 Media Picks from Native News Online Staff Writer Jenna Kunze • For the Health of Tribal Communities, Take Precautions During This Holiday Season • What’s Going On In Indian Country December 17-24 • Decolonize Your Media This Holiday Season with These Podcasts, TV Shows, and Books • Reservation Dogs Receives Golden Globe Nomination • Native New York: Dispelling the Myth of the Sale of Manhattan & More • The Outing: Part 1 • Joanne Shenandoah, the Most Honored and Celebrated Native American Female Musician, Dies • Indian Boarding School Discussion: Pt. 1 • Here’s What’s Going on in Indian Country: Nov. 19-26 • Native American Kindergarten Student Punished for Having Long Hair • Here’s What’s Going on in Indian Country: Nov. 12-19 • Native Student Art Vandalized at Northwestern University • Here’s What’s Going on in Indian Country: Nov. 5 - Nov. 11 • GOOD MEDICINE: Fighting COVID with traditional healing and Western medicine • Native News for elders, aunties and all of our cousins. • Here’s What’s Going on in Indian Country: Oct 22-29 • Good Medicine: Native American clinic in Minneapolis integrates Western and Indigenous traditional healing during pandemic • “This is No Longer a Colonizer's Holiday”: Report from Annual Alcatraz Island Indigenous Peoples’ Day Sunrise Ceremony • Want to support Native News? Make a donation today. • Get the free daily newsletter • President Biden takes Sec. Haaland’s Recommendation: Will Sign Proclamation Restoring Bears Ears and Other Monuments on Friday • Here's What's Going On in Indian Country: Oct. 8 • Army to begin returning the ‘unknowns’ at Carlisle Indian Industrial School • Cowlitz Comic Releases Comedy Central Video: ‘How to Cope with Your Team Changing Its Native American Mascot’ • Here's What's Going On in Indian Country: Oct. 1 • Wisconsin High School Under Fire After Teacher Is Caught Dressing Up as an 'Indian' in Class • Enbridge Announces Line 3 is Complete, Oil Will Flow on Friday • Northern Cheyenne Sun Dance Priest Don Shoulderblade, Leader of Grizzly Bear Struggle, Passes • ative American Journalist Myron Dewey, a 'Dedicated Water Protector and Digital Warrior', Dies in Car Accident • In Minneapolis, a March for Boarding School Victims and Survivors • Mark Ruffalo, Sarah Eagle Heart Co-producing Film on Present-Day Fight for Black Hills • Sec. Haaland to Discuss MMIW Epidemic on Dateline NBC on Friday • NBA Star Lebron James, Native Filmmakers Sterlin Harjo and Sydney Freeland Team Up on 'Rez Ball' • TIME Magazine Names Sault Ste. Marie Author’s “Firekeeper’s Daughter” to Its “Best Young Adult Books of All-Time” List • Here’s What’s Going On In Indian Country: Aug. 12 • A Proposed Federal Law Could Lower The Barrier Between Native Hawaiians and Homeownership • Indigenous womens’ fellowship aimed at ‘mending the gap’ between Native generations • “The Red Road to DC” Totem Pole Contains Strong Messages of Survival • Secretary Haaland Declines Comment as Tribal Film Builds Momentum for Wolf Protections to be Reinstated, Backed by Members of Congress • Here’s What’s Going On In Indian Country: July 23 • Here’s What’s Going On In Indian Country - July 9, 2021 • Natives in the Arts Spotlight: A Conversation with Playwright June Thiele • Indian Country Applauds Interior Sec. Haaland’s Federal Indian Boarding School Initiative • Interior Sec. Haaland Announces Federal Indian Boarding School Initiative to Shed Light on the Dark History of the Boarding School System • 2021 Pulitzer Prizes Recognize Native American Novelist, Poet, and Cartoonist • "Say Her Name" Panel and Stream • Indigenous Throat Singers a Hit on TikTok • Here’s What’s Going On In Indian Country • The International Indian Treaty Council Calls on Israel to Support the Rights of the Palestinian People • Alaska Native Teen Makes Waves as May Vogue Mexico Covergirl • Special Showing of "Say Here Name" • MMIWG Posts Removed from Instagram on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness Day • Crisis in Indian Country: Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women