Weekly Newsletter
Trump budget proposes nearly $1B in cuts to tribal programs
by Chez Oxendine, Tribal Business News
President Donald Trump released a detailed look at his fiscal 2026 budget proposal that, if enacted, could reverse surging fortunes in Indian Country over the past several years.
Trump's 1224-page budget submission,
Community Agriculture Event to Highlight Local Farmers and Youth in Agriculture
OKMULGEE, OK — The Muscogee (Creek) Nation Conservation District invites the public to an engaging and informative community agriculture event designed to spotlight local farmers and youth involved in agriculture. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear directly from local producers as they share their strategies, successes, and the challenges they
Weekly Newsletter
MCN to join lawsuit against multiple social media companies
Lawsuit alleges social media has created a public mental health emergency on the Mvskoke Reservation
by Thomas Jackson, Mvskoke Media
OKMULGEE, Okla. – The Muscogee (Creek) Nation is entering into an attorney-client agreement with multiple law firms to join a lawsuit against
Native American Agriculture Fund Appoints Three New Trustees to Board
New Board Members include a foundational Keepseagle claimant, a former USDA Farm Service Agency Administrator, and a former Small Business Administration Assistant Administrator for the Office of Native American Affairs
BISMARCK, ND - The Native American Agriculture Fund (NAAF) is proud to announce the appointment of three new leaders to
United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians Congratulates Angel Goodrich on Induction into National American Indigenous Athletics Hall of Fame
TAHLEQUAH, OK — The United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians proudly extends its heartfelt congratulations to tribal member Angel Goodrich on her induction into the National American Indigenous Athletics Hall of Fame.
Angel Goodrich, born in Glendale, Arizona, and a proud member of the United Keetoowah Band, has been a shining
Chickasaw’s creation wins first at Red Earth
OKLAHOMA CITY – A Choctaw wedding dress created by Chickasaw artist Melissa Freeman captured top honors recently at the prestigious 39th annual Red Earth Festival, featuring elite First American artists from across the nation.
The full-sized satin, lace and organza veil and train along with a purse, necklace and pucker-toed moccasin
Native Communities Are a High-Impact, Often Overlooked, Opportunity for Funders, Research Finds
A new report from The Bridgespan Group and Native Americans in Philanthropy reveals the potential transformative impact through investment in Native communities.
BOSTON—Native communities are driving innovative solutions across climate justice, education, economic development, thriving cultures, and more—offering compelling opportunities for transformative social change. Yet, despite this potential,