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After the Election: Work continues for Indigenous nations
4 days ago · Many others mourned the loss by Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, in the Nov. 5 election, as Trump won a second term in office. “I'm disappointed because Donald Trump is not an ally to Indigenous peoples in this country, and we saw that under his presidency,” Allie Young, founder of Protect the Sacred, told ICT.
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5 days ago · Biden’s boarding school apology draws mixed reactions in Pacific Northwest. Amid the enduring impact of intergenerational trauma, many Indigenous leaders and activists say the words ring hollow without direct action, such as more funding for mental health care, repatriation of remains and more. By Nika Bartoo-Smith Nov 1, 2024. Northwest Bureau.
About ICT - ICT News
5 days ago · ICT is an independent, nonprofit, multimedia news enterprise. We reach audiences through our digital platform and as a broadcast carried via public television stations. ICT covers Indigenous peoples. ICT is owned by IndiJ Public Media, a 501 (c) (3) public charity under federal law that sustains itself with funding from members, donors ...
Climate initiatives fare well across the country despite national ...
6 days ago · A diverse coalition of more than 575 organizations and tribal nations opposed the effort to repeal the state’s landmark climate law, including Democratic Gov. James Inslee, a vocal champion of climate action and clean-energy policies, along with companies, labor unions, environmental leaders, firefighters and medical professionals. “I-2117 puts a lot of promise for the future in peril ...
Groundbreakers in Education 2024 - ICT News
Nov 6, 2024. ICT and IndiJ Public Media are proud to present ‘Groundbreakers in Education,’ a special issue featuring top stories from 2024. This digital flip book celebrates the many Indigenous leaders, educators, students, and change-makers who are overcoming barriers, discovering innovative solutions, and shaping the future of Native ...
Newscasts - ICT News
Disparities revealed in Rapid City civil rights report. On Monday’s ICT Newscast, a civil rights report in South Dakota reveals disparities for Native students. Part two of an interview with the CEO of Gila River Resorts and Casinos. And Joy Harjo reflects on challenges facing youth today with wisdom of the elders.
Articles by Aliyah Chavez - ICT News
Feb 23, 2024 · Aliyah Chavez. Aliyah Chavez is an award-winning journalist. She is the anchor and managing editor of the ICT Newscast. In 2021, Chavez was selected to represent ICT at a White House press briefing. She asked a question remotely, marking an uncommon opportunity for reporters outside of the beltway to be included — and unprecedented for a ...
Youth look ahead to the New Year - ICT News
Jan 2, 2024 · On the Monday edition of the ICT Newscast, youth at the forefront. We’ll take a look back at trailblazers and activists in 2023, and hear from new voices on what to expect from youth in 2024 and years to come. The United States Postal Service unveiled a collection of forever stamps in March of 2023. One is called “the art of the skateboard ...
GLOBAL INDIGENOUS: Climate funding bypasses Native …
Dec 13, 2023 · REPORT: Biases divert climate funds away from Indigenous communities. A five-year plan to disburse $1.7 billion to support the land rights of Indigenous and local communities is largely bypassing the very communities it is designed to help, Mongabay reported on Dec. 4. A report released Dec. 1 indicated that nearly half of the funding has been distributed but only 2.1 percent has been ...