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For Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation, federal recognition at last

For Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation, federal recognition at last
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For Prairie Band, federal recognition at last

When Potawatomi Chief Shab-eh-nay left his home in present-day DeKalb County to visit family in Kansas, he returned just weeks later to seized lands. The U.S. government had illegally auctioned off the 1,280-acre reservation. “They said he abandoned his land and sold it,” said Joseph Rupnick, the chairman of Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation. The generational trauma of the past 175 years weighed . ....

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Native American community weighs in on land acknowledgment

After Weinberg junior Athena GoingSnake marched through The Arch alongside hundreds of her classmates during Wildcat Welcome, she was surprised to hear speakers read a land acknowledgment. GoingSnake, a member of the Cherokee Nation and Muscogee Creek, grew up in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, where she had frequently encountered similar practices. Listening to the familiar messages of. ....

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Spring Pow Wow a celebration of Native communities

Friends and members of the Northwestern community gathered April 22 at Welsh-Ryan Arena for the University’s traditional Spring Pow Wow. Taking place on Earth Day, the second annual event was dedicated to “honoring the land.” ....

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Evanston Public Library releases acknowledgement of Indigenous Land

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 on the library’s website, will now be read aloud at the start of all events and programs. “We acknowledge and honor the original people of this land, as well. ....

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