Walking the red carpet

LOS ANGELES – “It was even crazier than I thought it would be,” said Kiowa Gordon, Hualapai, about the Hollywood premiere of the much-anticipated “New Moon,” the second installment of the “Twilight” saga. Read more »

• Student’s past buoys her future
  
• Seven donors award $21,000 in Native scholarships
• Monument Valley proud of Gates Millennium Scholarship students
  
• Wabanaki Perspectives shared culture and history
• Aboriginal Festival moves to Hamilton
• AISES conference attracts America’s next young leaders
  
• A soldier’s life
  
• Alaska island village hit by suspected swine flu
• Native Health Initiative applies global health care concept to U.S. tribes
• College, tribe to train health workers
• Rep. Luján votes to reform health insurance
• Los Angeles Mayor Villaraigosa celebrates Native American Heritage Month
  
• Record breaking crowds at Autry National Center
  
• Communities take a holistic stance on diabetes prevention
• Heritage Month brings recollection and hope for reconciliation
• Avery: The lessons we’ve learned
  
• Proper foot care can help diabetics
• Native students encouraged to embrace their culture
• Peace Corps celebrates National Native American Heritage Month
• NEA shines light on ‘invisibility factor’ experienced by AI/AN students
• A Proclamation
• Pine Ridge: A housing issue
  
• Nk’Mip Cellars
• Squamish-Lilwat Cultural Centre will welcome the world
• Dream of a ‘Monsta’ at Plimouth Plantation