Tunica Voices is TBIPAC's latest series which gives our members insight to get to know our tribal leadership and address current events and issues in Indian country.
Native News Online shined a spotlight on Navajo chef Brian Yazzie, who is working with local tribes and and farms to provide food to his community's elders. In addition to serving food to those in need, Yazzie is using indigenous trade routes to seek inspiration for his dishes.
Apache, Black Hawk, Chinook - these names are well-known Army helicopters that have been named after Native American tribes. What is the connection between the U.S. military and these Native names?
According to The New England Journal of Medicine, intensive contact tracing has led to lower COVID-19 death rates for the Apaches in eastern Arizona.
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Keeping the Spirit of Trade Alive
October 06, 2020
Native News Online shined a spotlight on Navajo chef Brian Yazzie, who is working with local tribes and and farms to provide food to his community's elders. In addition to serving...
Why Army Helicopters Are Named After Native Tribes
September 15, 2020
Apache, Black Hawk, Chinook - these names are well-known Army helicopters that have been named after Native American tribes. What is the connection between the U.S. military and these Native...
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