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Having a community is critical to people’s mental health. It gives people a sense of belonging, support, and purpose.A new, tribally led initiative from Wisconsin Humanities wants to help indigenous people across the state create community.
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Tribal colleges and universities, which ProPublica last year found are perpetually underfunded by Congress, say it’s illegal to withhold financial support from them. Their funding is protected by treaties and other legal obligations on the federal government.
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The Lac du Flambeau Tribe is one of several Tribal Nations in Wisconsin warning its members about Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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In Wisconsin, the rate at which Native Americans die from opioids is three times higher than opioid deaths of white people.A Bad River Tribal Member authored a report on the impact fentanyl is having on Native American communities.
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The decision to issue citations comes two days after deciding not to block four roads at the center of rights-of-way dispute.
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The Lac du Flambeau Tribe made a decision to not block roads within the reservation. The Lac du Flambeau Town Board wants to meet with the Department of Justice.
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Before the ice moved in, the Mole Lake Sokaogon Chippewa Community and Wisconsin DNR staff spread more than 400 pounds of wild rice seed on Spur Lake in Oneida County. Part of the strategy with this year’s seeding was how to best protect against waterfowl.
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Launching a year and a half ago, the three-person business is trying to bolster Ojibwe language and culture in the Midwest—in a fun, accessible way
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A legal challenge is expected since the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has granted key permit approvals to a Canadian energy company to reroute its controversial Line 5 pipeline in northern Wisconsin
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President Joe Biden's recent apology on behalf of the federal government for harms done to generations of Native American children and their families in boarding schools was long overdue, according to Cheryl Crazy Bull, president and CEO of the American Indian College Fund
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Years of school bullying in Mercer, Wisconsin culminated in an assault, prompting a Lac du Flambeau tribe family to move for their safety.
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The Lac du Flambeau tribe just got approval from the USDA to cultivate hemp.