Quechan elder and artist Daisy Simms dies at 88. She lived life one bead at a time
The Quechan Tribe — and Arizona — lost one of its cultural treasures when bead artist and Quechan language teacher Daisy Golding Simms died March 1 in Winterhaven, California, near Yuma. She was 88.
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Inspiring Indigenous youth one stitch at a time: Indigenous fashion designer sows call to action
Historically, women have more often than not found themselves working extra hard to prove their worth, capabilities and ...
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Meet the Oklahoma woman fighting against the nation's 'silent epidemic'
Oklahoma's U.S. Rep. Tom Cole, chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, spoke at this hearing, saying that Native American and Alaska Native women and girls were continuing to be ...
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Lung Cancer and Native Americans
The survival rate is lower in communities of color, including Native Americans (American Indians and Alaska Natives). In some parts of the country, Native Americans die of lung cancer more than ...
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Native Nations Center for Tribal Policy Research
Watch now to gain valuable insights into AI’s role in tribal decision-making and sovereignty. "According to Native Americans in Philanthropy, Native American populations receive only 0.4% of ...