The Indigenous Ghost Dance is one of ‘renewal and restoration’ by Damian Costello But one theologian says we shouldn't confuse a vision central to the Ghost Dance faith with western end-times imagery
A year after the Kamloops news, Indigenous communities are still looking for buried children by Kisha Supernant But the results of ground-penetrating radar surveys are not the first step, nor the last, in the search for justice
These Indigenous activists stood up for their rights and were forced to flee Russia by Emily Standfield Pavel Sulyandziga and Yana Tannagasheva are part of a new group that is working for a safer Russia for Indigenous peoples
New initiative helps First Nations identify unmarked graves by Gary Kenny The United Church's Bringing the Children Home initiative is an "act of reparation,” says Moderator Richard Bott
Indigenous peoples have been here far longer than previously thought: Cree-Métis archeologist by Amy van den Berg Paulette Steeves's research challenges common beliefs about her ancestors' presence in North America
Indigenous mural changes the narrative in Toronto church by Andrew Faiz Artist Philip Cote has placed Turtle Island underneath the stained glass window's Christian images
How Vancouver’s First United centres Indigenous healing by Nancy Painter The organization emphasizes Indigenous leadership and creates a safe space for Indigenous community members to just be themselves
How an Indigenous Peoples Fund would actively further reconciliation by Maggie Dieter While it may be a time for settlers to listen and learn, they also need to engage and act
Rebecca Kudloo is fighting for a violence-free future for Inuit families by Julie McGonegal The longtime advocate says abuse suffered by residential school survivors is a significant factor in domestic violence
Indigenous nations should be seen as experts on false claims of identity by Cheryl Simon, The Conversation There are underlying components of colonialism in how we call out people who fraudulently claim indigeneity