Covid-19 Impacts on Native American Communities by Tim Shay

Covid-19 is killing Native Americans and Alaska Natives at rates that are more than three times higher compared to white people in Washington according to the data from the State Department of Health

FeaturedLast Real IndiansMarch 9, 2021Last Real Indians, COVID19, Yakama, Clear Sky, Seattle, Native youth

Paddle to Seattle by Kailani and Klayton

The first Canoe Journeys took place in Seattle on July 21, 1989. Washington was celebrating the 100th anniversary of their statehood but the Tribes said “not today” because we were here first.

FeaturedLast Real IndiansNovember 13, 2020Tulalip, Seattle, Duwamish, Last Real Indians, Clear Sky, Native youth

We are all related, we will Rebuild; Migizi Communication Responds to Loss of their Home

We at Migizi are devastated by the loss of our home. The building is just a block and a half away from the Minneapolis police precinct building that burned last night. Although out home was not specifically targeted, flames from another fire spread to us.

Why We Should Have A Native Focused School by Cante Tadashi

Education systems were created to benefit European settlers. History classes are written by and for them. Most curriculum taught in schools comes from a European perspective. They even teach that Columbus “discovered” America. How can you discover a land where peoples already lived?

Balance by Al

To me, balance means finding a way to have stable and equal footing in your body, mind, spirit, and emotions. In order to feel grounded in any of the four aspects, you need to feel stable in all of them.

FeaturedLast Real IndiansApril 26, 2020Clear Sky, Last Real Indians, Native youth, essay writing, Seattle

Re Imagining Education: What Would a Native Focus School Look Like by Alex Landwehr

FeaturedLast Real IndiansMarch 19, 2020Clear Sky, Native education, Last Real Indians, Matt Remle, Alex Landwehr, Native youth