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Home > Archives for Hard Feature

Hard Feature

June 19, 2019
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Minnesota Native News: Indigenous Leadership

This week on Minnesota Native News we hear the latest in an effort to connect global indigenous work on water, Minnesota Chippewa Tribe election results and the anniversary of a landmark court case. [Read Transcript...]

March 27, 2019
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Minnesota Native News: Moving Forward in a Good Way

This week on Minnesota Native News, the passing of two powerful tribal leaders leads to new elections, and urban Native leaders in Minneapolis seek to find solutions for people facing homelessness in hopes of preventing another “tent city” this summer. [Read Transcript...]

February 27, 2019
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Minnesota Native News: What Will You Do for the Water?

This week on Minnesota Native News we get the latest on legal maneuvers to stop the Line 3 oil pipeline replacement and Sharon Day remembers the beloved Grandma Josephine Mandamin [men DAH mIn] who led the first water walk on Turtle Island. [Read Transcript...]

January 23, 2019
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MN Native News Feature: Tribes Work Together on Scientific Report to Protect Wild Rice

For possibly the first time ever, the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe has convened all 11 Ojibwe and Dakota tribes in Minnesota to protect wild rice in the state. Their three main recommendations are clear – how will state legislators respond? [Read Transcript...]

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