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NCAIED launches new magazine

by Beverly Bidney -

The National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development (NCAIED) published its first issue of a new magazine this summer, called NC Magazine. The magazine, which will be published twice a year, will highlight the accomplishments of Native American, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian businesses and entrepreneurs. The first issue features an

Erica Deitz artwork graces cover of Indian Gaming magazine

by Beverly Bidney -

“Ghost Horse Guardian,” an acrylic painting by Seminole artist Erica Deitz, appears on the June 2021 cover of Indian Gaming magazine. (Courtesy photo) The June issue of Indian Gaming magazine features artwork by a familiar Seminole artist, Erica Deitz. The 24-by-27 inch acrylic painting “Ghost Horse Guardian” was created in 2002 and

Music fundraiser to be held in Everglades City

by The Seminole Tribune -

Bank of Everglades. (Courtesy photo) EVERGLADES CITY – A music festival featuring Raiford Starke, J.Robert, Val Wisecracker, The Florida Boys and others will be held Nov. 6 at the Rod & Gun Club, 200 W. Broadway, in Everglades City. The event is a fundraiser to renovate the historic Bank of Everglades

Native film projects selected for funding, TV broadcasts

by From Press Release -

Katsitsionni Fox (Mohawk) LINCOLN, Neb. — Each year, Vision Maker Media funds media projects intended for PBS broadcasting that represent the cultures, experiences and perspectives of Native Americans and Alaska Natives. Films are reviewed by a panel of public media programmers and Native American filmmakers, and board approved based on Native involvement,

‘Reservation Dogs’ debuts on FX on Hulu

by The Seminole Tribune -

From left, "Reservation Dogs" actors Paulina Alexis, Devery Jacobs, D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai and Lane Factor (Photo Shane Brown/FX) “Reservation Dogs,” a half-hour dark comedy series that revolves around four Indigenous teenagers in rural Oklahoma, premiers today (Aug. 9) on FX on Hulu. The first and second episodes are available at hulu.com.

Pulitzer Prizes recognize work of three Native Americans

by Damon Scott -

When the winners and finalists of the 2021 Pulitzer Prizes were announced in June, the list included three Native Americans. The prestigious awards are named after newspaper publisher Joseph Pulitzer. There are 21 categories and the board is comprised of 19 members. Novelist Louise Erdrich (Turtle Mountain band of Chippewa) won

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