Indigenous People’s Day: Why some Americans don’t celebrate Columbus Day - Indigenous People’s Day was created in reaction to ...

These photographs from the Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest showcase Native Americans taking part in their respective ...

While Columbus Day is still the federal government's official holiday, states are increasingly adopting Indigenous Peoples' ...

Test your knowledge and celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day with 55 Native American trivia questions spanning history, culture, ...

Annual Art Market and Festival creates space for Indigenous artists and creators to share traditions with Salt Lake locals.

The second Monday in October is recognized across the United States as Columbus Day - a federal holiday dating back nearly a century - but in many cities and states, it’s also marked as Indigenous ...

Native Americans celebrate their centuries-long history of resilience with ceremonies, dances and speeches. Former President Joe Biden officially commemorated Indigenous Peoples Day in 2021. An ...

This Indigenous Peoples' Day, we're traveling the native foodways in New Jersey and beyond.

At least 355 Native American and Indigenous candidates ran or are running in local, state and federal primary and general elections this year — a record number.

The “peaceful Native American” narrative is propaganda advanced by those invested in discrediting white men, American history, and western civilization.

The American Indian Student Association at the University of Oklahoma hosted the annual celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ ...

Breast cancer is the most common cancer found in American Indian and Alaska Native women. While Native women are diagnosed with breast cancer less frequently than white women, they die from the ...