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Congress expands tribal court authority for domestic violence crimes against Native women. Some states oppose.State pros...
05/07/2026

Congress expands tribal court authority for domestic violence crimes against Native women. Some states oppose.

State prosecutors says:
"State courts should handle these prosecutions."
Tribal courts says:
"Federal data shows tribal courts handle these cases with higher conviction rates."

For many Native communities, this carries weight beyond the moment.
It represents the data on each system's record.
It represents the choice between jurisdictional turf and victim outcomes.
It represents what 'protecting Native women' actually requires.

Some argue state courts should hold jurisdiction in crimes involving non-Native parties even on tribal land.
Others respond tribal courts should hold jurisdiction over all crimes within their territorial boundaries.

The question on the table…
Should tribal courts have jurisdiction over non-Native individuals who commit crimes on reservation land?
Tell us how you would call it — YES or NO.

03/07/2026
In Navajo culture, laughter is seen as a powerful symbol of connection. The moment a baby laughs for the first time, it ...
01/07/2026

In Navajo culture, laughter is seen as a powerful symbol of connection. The moment a baby laughs for the first time, it is believed they are choosing to join the human community. Until then, the baby is viewed as still being in transition between the spiritual and physical worlds.
This tradition, known as the A’wee Chi’deedloh ceremony, is typically observed around three months of age. Family members pay close attention during this period, eager to be the one who makes the child laugh. Whoever succeeds earns the honor of hosting the celebration, often preparing a meal of salted food and gifts to mark the occasion.
The ceremony not only celebrates the baby’s first expression of joy, but also emphasizes generosity and community. Salt is symbolically offered to guests to encourage the child to grow up to be generous and kind. It’s one of the earliest social teachings given to a Navajo child—using joy as a path toward belonging and humanity.

LENAPE NATION PROTECTS SACRED RIVER: DECADES-LONG ENVIRONMENTAL VICTORY 🌊The Lenape's efforts helped lead to a 2021 ban ...
29/06/2026

LENAPE NATION PROTECTS SACRED RIVER: DECADES-LONG ENVIRONMENTAL VICTORY 🌊
The Lenape's efforts helped lead to a 2021 ban on fracking in the Delaware River Basin and prevented the building of a dam along the river in 2002 (Indianz) .
This is what Indigenous environmental leadership looks like.
The fight:
The Delaware River is sacred to the Lenape. They've protected it for centuries. But corporate greed wanted to frack and dam it.
The Lenape refused. They organized. They fought. They WON.
Two major victories:
✊ 2021 fracking ban in Delaware River Basin
✊ 2002 dam prevented
Indigenous peoples have always been Earth's protectors.
When corporations threaten sacred waters, tribal nations stand firm. When governments ignore environmental destruction, Indigenous voices demand justice.
Support tribal environmental leadership. Protect sacred waters. Stand with Indigenous nations.

ALASKA NATIVE COMMUNITY DEVASTATED BY FLOODING: ENTIRE VILLAGE DISPLACED 🌊🚨When flooding peaked on May 9, most of the co...
25/06/2026

ALASKA NATIVE COMMUNITY DEVASTATED BY FLOODING: ENTIRE VILLAGE DISPLACED 🌊🚨
When flooding peaked on May 9, most of the community's nearly 80 residents had to shelter at the Hughes Tribal Hall. Spring breakup is in full swing and the danger hasn't passed for many other riverside communities in the interior of Alaska (ICT News) .
An entire Alaska Native village — 80 people — forced from their homes by flooding.
This is happening RIGHT NOW in Indian Country. While America looks away, Indigenous communities are fighting for survival.
Tribal Hall became the only shelter. Entire families displaced. Danger still not over.
The state's public assistance program focuses on restoring essential infrastructure and can be accessed by local governments, tribes, and nonprofits (ICT News) .
But assistance is slow. Communities are vulnerable. Alaska Native peoples need support NOW.
This is the climate crisis hitting Indigenous communities first and hardest.
Stand with Alaska Native communities. Demand emergency response. Support tribal flood relief.
Comment ❤️ if you stand with Alaska Native communities. 👇

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