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Painful Questions from Indigenous Leaders

Painful Questions from Indigenous Leaders
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Issues behind the Indian Child Welfare Act

Bulletin: In a major victory for Native nations and Tribal Sovereignty, the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 was upheld by the Supreme Court of the United States in a June 15, 2023, decision. Had SCOTUS failed to uphold ICWA, the results would have been disastrous. The article below was…

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For Native Americans, Harvard And Other Colleges Fall Short

Native American activists at colleges are pushing their schools to do more to atone for past wrongs. At Harvard, Native American alumni say the Ivy League university isn’t living up to its colonial charter, which specifically calls for the education of Indian youth.

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Indigenous-led demonstration in Plymouth marks National Day of Mourning

As families across the country celebrate Thanksgiving on Thursday, many Indigenous people and supporters will observe the National Day of Mourning, founded in Plymouth in 1970. Organizers say the event is both spiritual and political a remembering of the genocide of their ancestors and the theft of Native land. Starting at noon, United American Indians of New England will lead a prayer service at the statue of Massasoit Ousamequin, across the street from Plymouth Rock, followed by a speaking program and march. Jean-Luc Pierite, board president of the North American Indian Center of Boston, said it’s a day to correct the historical record and support Indigenous communities.

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