Famous Native American women have shaped history through leadership, activism, and cultural contributions. Sacagawea, Wilma Mankiller, and Deb Haaland stand among those who broke barriers. From ...

In addition, some tribes—including the Hopi, Cherokee, Seneca, Chickasaw, Navajo and Seminole—are ... hunting or war, the women of a tribe assumed leadership functions that would have normally ...

Among the 781 Navajo women who were screened during the initial ... who is a member of the Laguna Pueblo tribe and one of the ...

Although the Navajo Nation has reached an agreement with Energy Fuels Inc. on uranium transportation through tribal land, ...

The Miss Indian World pageant, the most prestigious Indigenous cultural pageant in North America, will take place this week, ...

In honor of women’s history month, Coconino Community College hosted Matriarch Voices March 31, a panel featuring Indigenous ...

De Miguel’s lens trained on the women encouraged them to discuss how they were treated as they became the first female chiefs in their region of the Amazon, with Maisonnave interpreting Portuguese.

Yet how many of us know that the Dora Milaje, the film’s all-female warrior tribe, were inspired by a real group of women called the Agoji? My curiosity was piqued on Black Panther – the Dora ...

The Pentagon has restored some webpages highlighting the wartime contributions of Navajo Code Talkers and other Native American veterans ...

the Defense Department deleted thousands of pages honoring contributions by women and minority groups. Department officials say the Navajo Code Talker material was erroneously erased.