Native Americans

Stevie Salas in “Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World”
Arts
Stevie Salas on Native American Rockers
Clovis points
Science
How scientists are piecing together the story of ancient Americans
The "Guilt-Free Zone," one of APTN's most popular programs, is set in a fictional speakeasy.
Media
Native Americans don’t have their own TV channel. A Canadian network wants to change that.
Princess Leia
Culture
The little-known link between Princess Leia’s iconic hairstyle and the Mexican Revolution
ETHEL
Arts
This is what a ‘musical selfie’ sounds like
DNA
Health
Modern-day tribes still carry traces of colonial devastation in their DNA
Conflict
Conflict
This Pittsburgh restaurant offers takeout and a side of politics
Demonstrators against the Dakota Access oil pipeline block a road near North Dakota's Standing Rock Reservation in October. The pipeline would cross historic Native land and pass under the Missouri River, the source of the local water supply.
Environment
It’s not just about a pipeline. Native activists say Dakota battle is their biggest stand in decades.
Police use pepper spray against protesters trying to cross a stream near an oil pipeline construction site near Standing Rock Indian Reservation, north of Cannon Ball, North Dakota, U.S. November 2, 2016.
Conflict
The United Nations heads to North Dakota to investigate possible human rights abuses
Chief Arvol Looking Horse, spiritual leader of the Sioux Nation, leads his people to peacefully pray near a law enforcement barricade just outside of a Dakota Access pipeline construction site north of Cannon Ball, North Dakota, on Oct. 29, 2016.
Conflict
#NoDAPL has momentum, but will it drive Native Americans to vote?
Energy Transfer Partners Dakota Access oil pipeline near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation
Education
Education and funding are critical issues facing native communities in the US
Protesters against the Dakota Access Pipeline
Justice
Protesters say mass arrests won’t stop their fight against a North Dakota oil pipeline
Standing Rock
Culture
The Standing Rock Sioux ‘know what they’re doing’ in North Dakota
Staff at the Wuneechanunk Shinnecock Preschool.
Culture
This Native American tribe on Long Island is trying to raise its language from the dead
Coal mine
Business
A Native American tribe in Montana hopes its coal reserves will provide economic opportunity
Native Americans march during an anti-Keystone XL protest in Washington on April 26, 2014.
Environment
Native American tribes unite to fight the Keystone pipeline and government ‘disrespect’
Tonto National Forest
Environment
Hidden Christmas gifts from Congress to big corporations are an annual ritual
Squanto as captured slave. One of the reconstructed scenes from a new exhibit in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Conflict
Native Americans get the chance to tell their side of the Pilgrim story
People take part in the 69th Annual Columbus Day Parade in New York in 2013.
Justice
More and more cities are saying goodbye, Columbus
Lifestyle & Belief
Check out the church in Britain that celebrates John Smith, Pocahontas and the expansion of the English language
First Nations Filmmaking
Full Episode
The Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League are in the spotlight for their nickname, which critics liken to the Washington Redskins.
Sports
If Redskin is racist, what about Eskimo?