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What does Thanksgiving really mean?

‘Colonization dehumanizes both the colonized and the colonizer’

Fort Lewis College celebrates fourth year of Indigenous Peoples Day

Events focus on missing, murdered women

Artifacts taken from Mesa Verde are coming home

Tribes welcome return of human remains, funeral objects removed in 1890s

Amid calls for preservation, CDOT says archaeological sites can’t be saved

U.S. Highway 550 realignment to destroy ruins south of Durango

FLC student learns about her culture to teach others

Sophomore brings experience from Potawatomi leadership program back to campus

Book tries to show how U.S. democracy hurt Native Americans

ALBUQUERQUE – A new book by a noted historian attempts to show how expanding American democracy hurt Native Americans in the early days of the nation and how tribes viewed the young United S...

Trove of archaeological ruins unearthed south of Durango

Well-preserved Native American artifacts are in path of realigned Highway 550

KSUT joins with Dream Warriors to connect tribal youth to the arts

Goal is to empower teens to find their voices

Colorado laws enacted to protect, extend voting rights

Fort Lewis College to receive voter service and polling center

Trading posts in Four Corners fight to stay open amid changes

FARMINGTON – The trading posts, once a staple in the Four Corners that connected Navajo weavers and artists to buyers, are facing challenges to their survival. Trading posts are f...

Can greater focus on culture improve graduation rates among Native Americans?

Durango School District 9-R saw 35% improvement in 2018

Hozhoni Days celebrates young and old through dance

Hundreds of people crowd into FLC’s Whalen Gymnasium for powwow