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Ceremony to celebrate McFarland s ties with Ho-Chunk Nation

At this year’s McFarland Community Festival, a ceremony will celebrate the village’s historic Ho-Chunk Land Acknowledgement, one that recognizes the Ho-Chunk as the original inhabitants of the community. The Indigenous

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Wisconsin man adopted by white parents learns of Native American roots

The Oshkosh resident only recently learned of his Native American roots. He says he s saddened he missed out on years of knowing his birth relatives.

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Wisconsin man adopted by white parents learns of Native American roots

The Oshkosh resident only recently learned of his Native American roots. He says he s saddened he missed out on years of knowing his birth relatives.

Oneida countyUnited statesRob michnoMark edward johnsonMark johnsonManny johnsonPauline johnsonUs supreme courtFrank vaisvilasgreen bayWisconsin department of childrenNative americanFirst nations wisconsinIm oneidaWisconsin departmentForest countyForest county potawatomi tribe

Supreme Court hears Indian Child Welfare Act case: Foster care stories

I don t want another child taken off the reservation and placed in a white foster home where they don t know who they are, Art Shegonee, 63, said.

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Menominee remains return home to Wisconsin from University of Michigan

Menominee elders visited their ancestors throughout the years who were packed away in boxes among archeological archives at University of Michigan.

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