Arizona
Judge halts huge open-pit mine on sacred tribal lands in southern Arizona
Hiking near Benson, Arizona, site of the proposed Rosemont mine Some good green news for a change in southern Arizona, where Trump’s Interior Secretary, David […]
Arizona
Hiking near Benson, Arizona, site of the proposed Rosemont mine Some good green news for a change in southern Arizona, where Trump’s Interior Secretary, David […]
David Garcia (D. AZ) Received this e-mail today from education-leadership professor, David Garcia’s (D. AZ) gubernatorial campaign: I am writing to you today to announce […]
What might be “the largest forced removal of rural Americans since that of Japanese Americans during the Second World War?” It never is a good […]
The Sonoran Desert which stretches across part of the present-day American state of Arizona and the Mexican state of Sonora is an area of very […]
Window Rock One thing you might not know about the U.S.’s Native American population is how widely distributed it is. Less than one-quarter of Native […]
The National Indian Health Board (NIHB) invites applications for the 2018 Tribal Youth Health Policy Fellowship seating the second cohort of Fellows. The cohort will […]
About 2,000 years ago, in what has seemed to some people the inhospitable desert of Central Arizona, Indian people developed a farming culture which utilized […]
In the desert area of Arizona, an area now occupied by the greater Phoenix metro area, Indian people were farming corn, beans, squash, and cotton […]
Funerary practices and beliefs about death are more about the living than the dead. They provide some insights into the cultures of the people. The […]
In 1680, the Pueblos of New Mexico revolted against the Spanish and drove them from the region. A decade later, however, the Spanish returned and […]