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Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original essay: Amidst dark times, resilience

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Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original essay: COVID-19 has changed my life in many ways

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original essay: Turning inward in isolation

A vehicle drives on state Highway 73, past a sign in Kadoka, South Dakota, warning that only on-reservation traffic is welcome on the Pine Ridge Reservation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, on Aug. 28. (Jeremy Fugleberg / Forum News Service)

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

South Dakota COVID-19 checkpoints highlight fractures, strength in tribal relations

Minnesota's Democratic Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, of the White Earth Nation, addresses a crowd celebrating Indigenous People's Day in St. Paul on Oct. 14. Sarah Mearhoff / Forum News Service

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

'I don’t want you to go through what I did': Peggy Flanagan says her brother's death shaped Minnesota pandemic response

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original essay: The Sitting Bull Plan

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original essay: Friend’s death from coronavirus ‘a wakeup call’

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original essay: The Unconquered and Unconquerable

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original essay: Deep concern in Ojibwe country

The White Earth Ojibwe tribe's Shooting Star Casino in Mahnomen, Minn. The tribe operates a smaller Shooting Star Casino in Bagley, Minn. Special to The Forum

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

Tribes dealt severe economic blow as pandemic squeezes casino revenues

Sarah Agaton Howes, Fond du Lac Anishinaabe, owner of Heart Berry in Duluth, MN

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

Artists find strength, inspiration in their communities and history

The departments of health in both North Dakota and South Dakota partnered to conduct a COVID-19 mass testing event for the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate on May 21, one of many mass testing events held on reservations in both states. (Submitted / South Dakota Department of Tribal Relations)

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

Federal COVID-19 relief poured millions of dollars into Indian Country. Was it enough?

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original essay: 'Homesick for Red Lake'

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original essay: ‘What if everything about this life disappears?’

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original essay: Pandemic ‘another layer of pressure and worry’

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

WATCH: Indigenous community members share personal perspective on how coronavirus has impacted them, their loved ones, and their community

News Sep 17th 2020 - 5pm

Red Lake Nation to open borders, lift curfew

Two events this weekend aim to encourage local voter participation. Submitted photo.

News Sep 11th 2020 - 1pm

Two weekend events encourage Native American voter participation

The new entrance to the Red Lake Elementary School is nearly complete, and boasts new design and safety features. (Hannah Olson / Bemidji Pioneer)

Indigenous Impacts Sep 9th 2020 - 8am

Red Lake Elementary wraps up construction as school year begins at a distance

The future home of Anishinabe Legal Services is being constructed offsite at will be installed on First Street in Cass Lake in October. (Hannah Olson / Bemidji Pioneer)

Indigenous Impacts Sep 5th 2020 - 7am

A new home for justice: Anishinabe Legal Services pushes forward with new building

News Aug 24th 2020 - 3pm

Red Lake to ease COVID-19 border security

The newly completed mural on the Chanelle Rosebear Memorial Basketball Court in Ponemah. Photo courtesy of E. Jourdain, Jr. Photography.

Indigenous Impacts Aug 20th 2020 - 1pm

Paying tribute to 'the one who holds things together'