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An American Indian reservation is an area of land recognized by the U.S. government where a Native Nation exercises authority and self-governance under federal trust. These lands are home to sovereign tribal nations that have a distinct political and legal relationship with the United States, established through treaties, federal law, and a complicated history.

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This time of year remains an important moment for communities to gather, reflect, and honor traditions in ways that feel authentic and meaningful.

As we enter this season of gratitude, it is also a time to acknowledge that the commonly told story of “Thank...

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There is no single “Native American language”. Instead, there are hundreds of distinct Native American languages, each representing its own worldview, identity, and cultural legacy. These languages are not relics of the past, but living expressions of resilience, creativity, and community that continue to shape the United States today.

While Indigenous peoples acros...

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This holiday season, as we have done for at least a quarter century, thanks to the supporters of Running Strong for American Indian Youth®, hundreds of Native American children on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation and elsewhere in In...

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This holiday season, Running Strong is partnering with 5–10 communities across the country to make sure families have the ingredients they need for warm, nourishing holiday meals. From Pine Ridge to the Navajo Nation, the Cherokee Nation, and Standin...

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