
Indigenous Nations Battle to Secure Borders, Funds Amid Pandemic
Foreign Policy – Report Health inequalities and government indifference are hitting communities hard. It was in 1832 that the U.S. government first began delivering ...
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Native Americans Feel Devastated by the Virus Yet Overlooked in the Data
The New York Times – U.S. Statistical gaps can make it difficult to properly allocate public resources to Native Americans. When that’s the case, ...
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Data Justice Talk Story
Vibrant Hawaii Vibrant Hawaiʻi hosts Abigail Echo Hawk, Executive Director of the Urban Indian Health Institute and Liz La quen naay Medicine Crow of ...
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After facing supply shortages, Southern California tribes work to expand COVID-19 testing
Desert Sun – Health In a remote patch of desert near the Salton Sea, the Torres Martinez Desert Cahuilla Indians run a small ...
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