Brian Yazzie (AKA Yazzie the Chef) is a food activist from the Navajo Nation, and he's hoping to spread awareness about cooking with indigenous American ingredients. Yazzie is now partnering with a cafe to cook and deliver meals to Native elders during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read more: Navajo Chef Delivers Meals to Native Elders During Pandemic
A Native American man took to the streets of Milwaukee to dance away coronavirus sickness as part of a social distance powwow.
Read more: Native American Man Performs Social Distance Powwow
Due to the growing concern of the COVID-19 virus, it is with our deep regret that we announce the cancellation of our 2020 BBQ Throwdown for April 17th-18th. The health and safety of all personnel, competitors, and patrons alike are always our top priority to ensure a fun and successful event.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to our Coordinator, Spencer Galland at 318-500-0002.
Thank you as always!
-David Rivas Jr. TBIPAC Director
In January, the bipartisan Congressional Native American Caucus established its leadership for the 116th Congress. Congressman Tom Cole (R-OK) and Congresswoman Deb Haaland (D-NM) serve as Co-Chairs of the caucus. Following six years of distinguished service as Co-Chair, Congresswoman Betty McCollum (D-MN) remains on the caucus as Co-Chair Emeritus.
Read more: Native American Caucus Leadership in 116th Congress
According to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), close to one third of people on tribal lands don’t have access to high-speed Internet.
Read more: FCC Allows Tribes to Expand Internet Access in Indian Country
The Tunica Biloxi Tribe Political Action Committee website discusses native American news & politics. We work to promote tribal interests, support candidates, and advance native American political causes. Together, we work towards a brighter political future for all Native American tribes.
California is renaming nearly three dozen geographic locations to remove offensive terms, honoring Native American heritage and fostering inclusivity.
The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium has received nearly $75 million in federal funding to support Indigenous communities in adapting to climate change impacts across Alaska.
