A compelling new documentary exploring the power of sport, cultural pride, and personal journeys of Native college athletes is set to premiere on PBS during Native American Heritage Month. Directed by ...

The theory that The Shining is about Native American genocide starts with what the Overlook Hotel was built on.

The film follows a U.S. veteran returning to Vietnam.

This November, PBS will celebrate Native American Heritage Month with programming that brings Indigenous voices, histories and experiences to audiences across the country. Featuring series, ...

President Trump's push to exploit federal lands — and scale back protections for others — has drawn criticism from Tribes, ...

Kitty Black Perkins, the designer of the first Black Barbie doll, grew up in Spartanburg's Highland neighborhood. Now there's ...

Vision Maker Media, a premier source of media by and about Native Americans since 1976, marks the annual November celebration ...

Established in 1899 and opened to patients in 1902, the Canton Asylum for Insane Indians in South Dakota was intended to provide psychiatric care for Native Americans, but its history became marked by ...

In their film on the case of the convicted American Indian Movement activist, the directors couldn’t interview their subject.

WMU Native American Student Organization (NASO), a Registered Student Organization (RSO) focused on making connections ...

Screened at the Logan Library on Oct. 15, “Tuniyay” is a documentary that questions why good people stood by while Native American children were sent to the Uintah Boarding School in Whiterocks, Utah.

A thought-provoking new documentary on the Mississippi River is the result of hard work and dedication of young women in the ...