Making a Difference: Native Veterans Continue to Serve Their Communities
Meet some Native veterans who continue to serve and protect their communities long after their war is over.
Preserving Traditions
The World Eskimo-Indian Olympics: A Friendly Competition of Ear Pulls, Knuckle Hops and Toe Kicks
For 60 years, athletes have proved their polar prowess through extreme sporting events, from knuckle hops to ear pulls.
The Creator's Game: Native People Created Lacrosse Yet Now Strive to Play the Sport in International Arenas
The ancestors of the Iroquois Nationals founded the world-renowned sport of lacrosse, yet they still strive to play in some international arenas.
Winter Bounty: Indigenous Chefs Sustain Communities Amid a Pandemic
Even during a pandemic, Indigenous chefs continue to sustain their communities.
The Heart of the Hopi
For more than 2,000 years, this Southwest Native nation has been able to nurture corn in dry land.
Where Wašiw is Spoken: The Washoe Tribe is Passing Its Unique Language On and Up
The Washoe Tribe is reviving its language and culture through a multigenerational effort.