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Artist submissions sought for 2022 NICWA conference

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2021 NICWA winning art "The Huddle" by Jessiray Wheeler, descendant Colville Confederated Tribes and the Hoh Tribe. (Image NICWA) The National Indian Child Welfare Association (NICWA) invites American Indian and Alaska Native artists to participate in its Call for Artists program. NICWA will again provide an opportunity for artists to showcase

Kylee Russell, Hud Oberly to be featured speakers at UNITY’s leadership virtual conference

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Actress, dancer, singer and songwriter Kylee Russell (Lenape) will be a guest speaker during UNITY's leadership conference April 23-24, 2021. (Courtesy UNITY) MESA, Ariz. – United National Indian Tribal Youth (UNITY) will hold its annual midyear leadership conference virtually on April 23-24. The event will engage Native youth from across the country

Hard Rock properties to be featured in Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue and digital media

by Kevin Johnson -

The Guitar Hotel and Maggie Rawlins, a model and registered nurse from Charleston, S.C., appear in this year’s Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue scheduled to be released July 20, 2021. (Photo James Macari/Sports Illustrated) HOLLYWOOD – The Guitar Hotel and Sports Illustrated’s annual swimsuit issue – both known for attracting a lot

Native artists Jessica Osceola, Velma Kee Craig share spotlight in St. Pete MFA talk

by Beverly Bidney -

Velma Kee Craig’s textile “Bar Code/QR Code” as viewed during the virtual artists conversation Feb. 25, 2021, with artist Jessica Osceola, event host Stephanie Chill, development coordinator, Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg and artist Velma Kee Craig. (Courtesy image) Artists Jessica Osceola (Seminole) and Velma Kee Craig (Diné) held a

Pandemic pushes gaming revenue to 18-year low

by Damon Scott -

One of the first official glimpses into the Covid-19 pandemic’s impact on commercial gaming was revealed Feb. 17 and the view is as bad as many expected. Commercial gaming revenue totaled $30 billion in 2020, a 31% drop from 2019. The American Gaming Association (AGA) through its “commercial gaming revenue tracker”

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