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���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������ Center of the American West former board member Rick Williams shares family insights into the historic battle and offers thoughts on how perceptions have changed over time.

"There Wasn't a Name for It:" Cheyenne Language, Land, and Loss after Sand Creek with Cheyenne Poet and Educator, Dr. Richard E. Littlebear

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The Center for Native American and Indigenous Studies, in close partnership with Leadership Support and Programming, and with generous support from the Environmental Center, presents:“Still Here: Refusal, Remembrance, and the Future Beyond 150”

CNAIS is thrilled to share that our very own Johnette M. Martin (PhD candidate in Ethnomusicology) has been selected for the 2026–2027 Fulbright U.S. Student Award to Aotearoa New Zealand!The Fulbright is one of the most

We had the pleasure of honoring our 2026 Graduates at Native Graduation. We are excited to share some photos from the event!

Calling all graduating Native students! Join us in celebrating your achievements at Native Graduation on Saturday, May 2 at Koenig Alumni House (6:00 - 8:00 PM)*. Don’t miss this special event honoring your journey and success.

Greenland formally is a part of Denmark, which is responsible for its defense and foreign affairs. Internally however, Greenland is self-governing since 2009. It is the only self-governing indigenous state in the Western Hemisphere. It has a land area of over 800,000 square miles (roughly the same size as Saudi Arabia), and has a population of around 57,000.

"What’s happening with AI is a kind of 'digital colonialism,' in which powerful (mostly Western) tech giants are using algorithms, data and digital technologies to exert power over others, and take data without consent. But resistance is possible – and the long history of First Nations resistance demonstrates how people might go about it."

– Akhil Bhardwaj of University of Bath in his article Governments are rushing to embrace AI. They should think twice

Native American Rights Fund (NARF) offers vital resources outlining what to do if approached by ICE and how to know and assert your rights. We encourage community members, Tribal leaders, and allies to review and share these materials as an important step toward protecting our communities.

For over two decade, Dr. Andrew Cowell has worked side by side with the Northern Arapaho to preserve the Arapaho language. Their efforts include creating learning resources, recording speech, and supporting educators who are inspiring the next generation of speakers.