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Crow Tribe receives $1.2 million for veterans cemetery

MONTANA – The Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded $1.2 million to Montana’s Crow Tribe to construct a veterans cemetery in Crow Agency. Veterans Affairs Interim Undersecretary Ronald Walters said in a letter to members of Congress that the Apsaalooke

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Colorado House gives initial OK to American Indian mascot bill

COLORADO – As several American Indians looked on, the Colorado House on Monday approved a bill designed to eliminate public school mascots and names deemed offensive to Indians. House Bill 1165 would create a subcommittee in the Colorado Commission of

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Promoting Native American Home Ownership

SOUTH DAKOTA – Thirty South Dakotans went through training this week in Pierre on how to help American Indians in the state buy their own homes. The South Dakota Native Homeownership Coalition sponsored the financial education.

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Rate of HIV, AIDS among American Indians is on the rise

OKLAHOMA – The rate of American Indians diagnosed with HIV or AIDS nearly doubled in one year, state Health Department data shows. Lisa Toahty, a prevention specialist at the Oklahoma City Indian Clinic, said the reason for this increase is

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National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

U.S. – March 20, 2015, is National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. This day is an opportunity for Native people across the United States to learn about HIV and AIDS, encourage HIV counseling and testing in Native communities, and help decrease

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