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Brighton Reservation honors its graduates

by The Seminole Tribune -

Brighton Councilman Larry Howard with Trevor Thomas (Warner University), left, and Hyatt Pearce (Moore Haven High School) at Brighton's graduation recognition June 4, 2021. (Photo Beverly Bidney) BRIGHTON – The front of Pemayetv Emahakv Charter School was decked out with balloons, a festive backdrop and bags of gifts for graduating eighth

UNITY offers Thursday webinar series

by The Seminole Tribune -

UNITY is offering free webinars on Thursdays during the spring. The next program is June 10 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. (ET). It is titled “Our community needs: Regional comparison of top issues facing Native youth.” The workshop will show how youth can address local needs by identifying the root

Secretary Haaland, Interior Department congratulate tribal grads

by From Press Release -

Professor Dale Old Horn of Montana State University-Billings/Little Bighorn College, Clement Other Medicine of the Black Lodge District, and Robert 'Corky' Old Horn of the Black Lodge District perform an Honor Song in a U.S. Department of Interior video. (Courtesy image) Deb Haaland, U.S. Secretary of Interior (Courtesy image) The U.S. Department

Native American Languages Act, 30 years and counting

by Beverly Bidney -

Teacher Rita Gopher, far left, in the PECS immersion classroom on a typical day since returning to campus. (Courtesy photo) Congress passed the Native American Languages Act in 1990 to support and protect the rights of Native Americans to use their languages. The passage of the bill allowed tribes throughout the

FSU homecoming pep rally no longer called ‘Pow Wow’

by Beverly Bidney -

Florida State University officially changed the name of its annual homecoming pep rally from “Pow Wow” to “Homecoming Live.” Usually a fall event, homecoming was held this year April 5-10 due to the pandemic.Activities included a reverse-style parade in which floats, parade entries and performers remained stationary while spectators drove through

Haskell president removed amid free speech controversy

by Beverly Bidney -

Jared Nally is editor of the Indian Leader, Haskell Indian Nations University student newspaper. ( Photo Gary Rohman/FIRE) Jared Nally became a student journalist to be more involved in campus life instead of taking a job at a fast food restaurant. “I thought if I worked at the paper I’d be at

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