NALSA at University of Oregon

Free movie and free pizza! Come learn about the dangers of the Jordan Cove Project!

Come joins us on Monday 4/16 for Free Movie: Black Snake Killaz to kick-off NALSA at University of Oregon

DoI manages vast swathes of Western land, and includes the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

This change would split Oregon into three different management zones, with their respective HQs all out-of-state.

A new structure for the Interior Department takes shape A massive shake-up would shed senior staffers and state boundaries. Could it work?

The Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act of 1990 aims to preserve and protect sites like these all over the US.

Tribes seek Native American bones found at unique Idaho site BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Somewhere in Boise, the 500-year-old skeletons of two Native Americans found last year when a badger apparently unearthed them from their resting place in Idah

https://www.mlb.com/indians/news/indians-to-stop-using-chief-wahoo-logo/c-265489544

Indians to stop using Chief Wahoo logo CLEVELAND -- A point of contention for some and beloved by others, the Chief Wahoo logo will be removed from Cleveland's uniforms beginning with the 2019 season. On Monday, Major League Baseball announced that the Indians will discontinue the use of the divisive logo on their uniforms after the 2018...

One of the most controversial energy projects in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest at-large.

What Northwestern tribes say about the Jordan Cove pipeline Under Trump, the natural gas pipeline gets a third chance.

“Congress has a responsibility to ensure that tribes are able to be self-sustaining and have access to economic opportunities, and that’s why the tax bill that just passed the House is so deeply disappointing”

- Rep. Dan Kildee (D-Michigan) during a conference call following passage of H.R.1, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Indian Country left behind as Republicans push tax cuts through Congress A $1.5 trillion tax reform bill represents a rare and now missed opportunity to address the many economic development disparities in Indian Country, Democratic members of Congress said.