On Target
Spearfishing has sustained the Ojibwe peoples of the Great Lakes region for generations.
Insights
Walking in Their Footsteps
On the 80th anniversary of this D-Day this past June, descendants of Comanche code talkers returned to Utah Beach this past June to honor their relatives who fought in this deadly battle.
Vital Lessons
A camp in Saskatchewan, Canada, is teaching Indigenous youth how to survive the wilderness.
Moving Beyond the Shadows
Zapotec photographer Citlali Fabián documents the lives of Yalálag residents in Mexico and Los Angeles.
Tourist Tinderbox
Native Hawaiian Courtney Lazo fights for Maui residents who still do not have housing after devastating wildfires in Lahaina.
Rolling With It
Photographer Kiliii Yüyan captures the moment before an Inuit kayaker attempts to right himself in In Greenland’s Nuuk Harbour.
A Big Step for Kiowa Women Veterans
The Kiowa Women Warriors are the first all-women Kiowa color guard-and the first to wear feathered war bonnets, a tradition long reserved for men.
Living on the Edge
The Guna community on Gardi Sugdub in Panama is being forced to relocate as the ocean could swallow the entire island within just decades.
A Journey for Hope
Diné photographer Eugene Tapahe and the dancers of the Art Heals: Jingle Dress Project have journeyed to national and state parks across the United States to honor their ancestors, bless the land and offer prayers for those in need.
A Slippery Slope
Snow snake is a game of strength and skill that has been played across many Indigenous communities for centuries.