Teen’s murder highlights the struggles of Indigenous women.

Vigil for Emily Pike On March 6, over 500 family members, friends, and supporters gathered for a candlelight vigil honoring 14-year-old Emily Pike, who was murdered shortly after escaping a group home in Mesa. Emily, a student at Kino Middle School, was last seen on January 27, and her dismembered body was discovered on February […]

Flagstaff will hold a celebration for Indigenous Code Talkers on August 11.

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City exhibit celebrates southwest and indigenous art

sedona news – The City invites the public to reserve a date for the next Artist Reception to be held on Thursday, February 8, 2024 from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM in the City Hall Council Room and Vultie Conference Room I am. There, paintings, paintings and pottery created by Karen Taylor will be on […]

Indigenous Arizonans celebrate 75 years of voting rights

Shondin Silversmith Indian Country Today Arizona’s tribal leaders, advocates, community members and organizations are celebrating the 75th anniversary of Arizona’s First Nations winning the right to vote this month. “The power of the Native American vote is as strong as it has been in 75 years,” said an intertribal council at a celebration celebrating Arizona […]

This Indigenous 4-H Officer Wants to See More Farm Bill Funding for Her Community

For the past seven years, Christy Kinrichini has worked as a 4-H Extension Assistant at the University of Arizona. Apache cooperative extension in the city of St. John’s. It is about 160 miles south of Window Rock, where Kinrichenny grew up in the Navajo Nation. County offices serving tribal communities are often located far from […]

Indigenous people in Arizona celebrate 75 years of voting rights

Arizona’s Indigenous leaders, advocates, community members and organizations came together on Friday to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Arizona’s First Nations winning the right to vote. “The power of the Native American vote is as strong as it has been in 75 years,” said an intertribal council at a celebration celebrating Arizona Native Voting Day […]