Advocacy
Tribal Consultation and Why Federal Agencies Keep Failing It
A pipeline route is approved, a mine permit is signed or a highway is widened through a burial ground, and the agency...
Advocacy and rights writer
Sarah covers Indigenous rights movements, treaty law and political advocacy. She has reported on campaigns from Standing Rock to mascot reform and writes about the practical work of building coalitions.
Advocacy
A pipeline route is approved, a mine permit is signed or a highway is widened through a burial ground, and the agency...
Environment
For more than a century, salmon returning up the Klamath River hit a concrete wall, and the tribes who had fished that river...
Advocacy
You have seen the words on a protest sign, a T-shirt or a social media profile, and you are not sure what they mean in...
Community
Your town council finally renamed the second Monday in October, and now someone has asked you to "put something together." The...
Advocacy
On some reservations, casting a ballot means a 90 mile round trip to the nearest polling place, an address the state does not...
Community
Every November, inboxes and social feeds fill with appeals using Native faces, feathers and stories, and many well-meaning...