11 Things to Know About Sober Living for Alcohol and Drug Treatment
As we stand at the threshold of addiction recovery, we must be prepared to face a long and challenging road ahead. The journey may be daunting, but it is not
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Indigenous Resistance to Proposed Lithium Mine in Nevada Strengthens
As Daranda Hinkey surveys the vast expanse of ancient sagebrush that stretches out before her, a deep sense of sadness and unease begins to well up within her. Though the
Welcoming The Bison Back To Their Land
New research has revealed that bison, also known as buffalo, are more than just an impressive symbol of the American West. Reintroducing these majestic creatures to their historic ranges can
Where Is Standing Rock Now & The Music That United Tribes?
After voicing their opposition for years, the Standing Rock Sioux tribe has shown their commitment to protecting nature by withdrawing from any further cooperation with the U.S Federal government regarding
Biden Signs Legislation Granting Long-Awaited Water Rights And Land To Five Tribes In Arizona
President Joe Biden signed legislation that granted five Arizona tribes their long-awaited water rights and funding to develop essential infrastructure on historically significant lands. This monumental decision marked a momentous
Pendleton’s Connection To Native American Heritage And Their Academic Degrees
Pendleton is a company that is known for its woolen blankets and other textiles that feature designs inspired by Native American heritage. The company has been producing woolen clothing and
After Substance Abuse Treatment And Incarceration: Back To School
Going to college after facing struggles such as incarceration or substance abuse can feel like a daunting task. Alcoholism, drug abuse, and other forms of addiction can leave individuals feeling
12 Spiritual Principles for Recovery: How to Live a More Meaningful Life in Sobriety
The Spiritual Principles of Recovery offer a path to holistic healing that is rooted in spirituality and self-discovery. They provide a path to accomplishment and resilience in recovery, which mirrors
How to Combat Alcoholism in Native American Communities
Every year, people spend more than $6.5 billion on the market for drug and alcohol rehabilitation clinics. Since 2018, this industry has been growing by about 1.7% each year on
Native American Incarceration Statistics
A recent study published on Tuesday has revealed the startling reality that, in America, Native Americans can be incarcerated at up to seven times the rate of Caucasian people. The
Organizations Supporting Native Americans in STEM
Native Americans are making progress in entering the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) field, yet they lack proper support from within higher education institutions. However, progress is being made
Congratulations Buu Nygren the Navajo President
On January 10th, 2023, Buu Nygren was inaugurated as the President of the Navajo Nation. His victory in the general election was decisive, garnering him a 3,500-vote lead over incumbent