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Sioux anti-pipeline action sustained by Native American spirituality

In the Sioux creation narrative, water was one of the first beings the Creator made, and it became a major part of the people’s religious ceremonies.

Upcoming Lecture to Address Native American History, Contemporary Issues

Arnold, a member of the Colville Tribe, will discuss the Columbia Plateau Tribes’ experiences with new immigrants to the Plateau in the 1800s and cultural continuities present in the traditions practiced today.

Thousands experience Native American culture at Gathering at the Falls Powwow

Native American’s from all over the Pacific Northwest gathered in Spokane for an age-old celebration Aug. 22-Aug. 24. The Gathering at the Falls Powwow took place at the Lilac bowl in Spokane’s Riverfront Park and included various events and activities

POLL: Is it OK for sports teams to use Native American names?

The Cleveland Indians, Atlanta Braves, Washington Redskins, Chicago Blackhawks ... many professional sports teams are named after Native Americans in some form or another.

Tribal chief says highway project destroyed religious freedoms

To the outside observer, the US Highway 26 project was innocuous, if a bit of a traffic impediment. The 2008 construction project, intended to widen a dangerously narrow 1.5 mile section of the Mt. Hood highway in Oregon, would provide improved passage for cars turning left.

Hereditary Chief Wilbur Slockish, however, says the project has destroyed his freedom of religion, and is suing for damages.

BRIEF: Free film showing highlights Native American Reconciliation group

On June 1 One Peace, Many Paths will host a free showing of "Two Rivers", the award-winning documentary previously shown on PBS. 

“Two Rivers” documents the true story of a Native American Reconciliation group that began in a couple’s home in Northern Washington State.

The American Indian and religious freedom

It may come as quite a shock to discover that in a country which prides itself on claims of religious freedom for all, that basic freedom was denied to the very people who inhabited North America first: the American Indian.

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