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The libraries at School Districts in Forest County are growing.The Forest County Potawatomi Community donated a range of books to schools.
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A bill has been introduced that would name a popular highway after Wisconsin’s Native American code talkers
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Indigenous college students face many obstacles in higher education, including overwhelming costs and not feeling culturally connected on campus
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After 20 years of organizing, the Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council blessed ground for their new Adolescent Recovery and Wellness Center in Cassian Monday.
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Around 250 young athletes from Wisconsin tribal nations are headed to Canada for the North American Indigenous Games.The Olympic-style games occur every four years, with the last one being canceled due to COVID.
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Nicolet College has been working with local tribal communities to better understand Native American culture and learning.It’s been incorporating what it’s learning into its curriculum.Now, Nicolet College has released the Indigenous Ways of Knowing report to share that knowledge.
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Traditional Indigenous foods — like wild rice, bison, fresh vegetables and fruit in the Midwest — are often unavailable or too expensive for Native families in urban areas like Chicago, and the recent inflation spike has propelled these foods even further out of reach
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An incredible archaeology find at the bottom of Lake Mendota has been making headlines across the state.One of the people who lead the effort to bring the 12-hundred-year-old canoe to the surface is a familiar voice to WXPR listeners.
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Gov. Tony Evers has issued a formal apology for Wisconsin’s role in Native American boarding schools, joining with leaders from the state’s tribes at an Indigenous Peoples Day event.
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The campaign, led by the American Indian College Fund, noted Native American students often do not feel seen in higher-education settings.