Theo Wright and his dad, Asa Wright, have both served as Two-Spirit head dancers at NAYA’s annual Neerchokikoo powwow, ...

In partnership with the Puget Sound Restoration Fund, bull kelp beds in the San Juan Islands are being brought back to life ...

Sept. 9 and 10 at Portland State University, attendees can take part in knowledge sharing through dozens of workshops centering Indigenous food sovereignty.

Researchers say after record spending during the COVID pandemic, cuts to Native programs – and a lack of donations to Indigenous causes – are creating disparities.

This story is part of Underscore Native News’ reporting that explores and amplifies Indigenous climate solutions, through the Indigenous Climate Solutions Cohort. Underscore is part of a five-newsroom ...

From left: LaDonna Dempsey, Diné; Lluvia Merello, Quechua, Andean/Inca; and Linda Higgins, Yakama Nation, stand outside Project 737, future home of Portland Indigenous Marketplace, during a press ...

The National Congress of American Indians building in Washington, D.C. File photo by Jourdan Bennett-Begaye, ICT In July, the federal Advisory Council on Historic Preservation released a set of ...

A lone gray horse stands in the Metolius District of the Warm Springs reservation on July 30, a week after the Bench Fire consumed much of the grazing district. Courtesy photo Jason Smith knew the ...

Huckleberries grow in Sawtooth Berry Fields in southwestern Washington's Gifford Pinchot National Forest. (Photo by Josephine Woolington) In late July, at the start of the huckleberry season, Trina ...

In the second year that the U.S. Forest Service suspended commercial harvest in Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Ḱamíłpa Band members report feeling safer in fields, though sale of wild berries ...

In the second year that the U.S. Forest Service suspended commercial harvest in Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Ḱamíłpa Band members report feeling safer in fields, though sale of wild berries ...