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More than 30 years after Act 31 was established in Wisconsin there are still school districts not in compliance.The law requires districts to teach students about the history, culture, and sovereignty of the 11 federally-recognized Tribal Nations in Wisconsin.
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Across the U.S., most political boundaries tied to the 2020 Census have been in place for a while, but a national project on map fairness for Indigenous populations continues to fight for changes.
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Later this month, Indigenous leaders will speak before a United Nations panel about their ongoing concerns with a controversial oil pipeline in the Great Lakes region
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Oneida County Planning and Zoning rejects permit for GLITC's Adolescent Recovery and Wellness CenterOn Wednesday, the committee met again and decided unanimously to reject the conditional use permit for GLITC’s Adolescent Recovery and Wellness Center.
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This weekend is the Winter’s End Powwow at the Forest County Potawatomi Community Center in Crandon.
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The Forest County Potawatomi Community is working towards its goal of being 100% carbon neutral by 2050.To do that, the tribe needs to produce more electricity than it consumes. That includes its casino in Milwaukee.
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The leader of the Forest County Potawatomi tribe on Thursday called on Wisconsin lawmakers and other state leaders to search for bipartisan solutions to problems including human trafficking and affordable housing.
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There is power in resiliency.That’s the message behind an event hosted by the Forest County Potawatomi Community tonight.Four speakers will be sharing their stories of resiliency.
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Heart disease is the leading cause of death for Americans.According to the American Heart Association, rates are about 50% higher among Native Americans compared to their white counterparts.
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Enbridge energy company is trying to persuade a federal appeals court to allow a pipeline to continue operating on a Wisconsin tribal reservation. In June, U.S. District Court Judge William Conley ordered Enbridge to shut down a portion of Line 5 that runs through the Bad River tribe's reservation by 2026.
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For more than a decade now, the Lac du Flambeau School District has brought back a piece of Ojibwe culture that had been missing for nearly two centuries. The Winter Games give students a chance to learn about their culture while having some fun. But a growing concern is how climate change may impact the games.
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For more than a decade now, the Lac du Flambeau School District has brought back a piece of Ojibwe culture that had been missing for nearly two centuries. The Winter Games give students a chance to learn about their culture while having some fun. But a growing concern is how climate change may impact the games.