Evanston Public Library hosted its first land acknowledgement Wednesday, recognizing that both Evanston and the library’s facilities lie on lands of Indigenous people.
The acknowledgement, published...
Indigenous students affiliated with the Native American and Indigenous Student Alliance read this statement Nov. 7 in response to the racist and anti-Indigenous vandalism of their Native American Heritage...
For the first time in nearly 400 years, a birch bark canoe was reintroduced to the Chicago-area shore of Lake Michigan (Mishigami).
Only six Ojibwe birch bark canoe builders still exist in the Great...
This column is the second in a two-part series on Indigenous solidarity and reclamation of identity as an act of decolonization.
My favorite Ojibwe story tells of Cheengwun, a medicine man, who travels...
