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This week, three artists are finishing Grand Rapids Public Museum murals. The panels portray unique tribal representations of Anishinaabe life, including one which depicts downtown apartment buildings
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Construction reached the halfway mark in the building of Grand Rapids’ Acrisure Amphitheater Friday with a “topping off’ ceremony
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A huge iconic 86-year-old map on display at the Grand Rapids Public Museum just got upgraded with technology to share Native American history
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Calvin University, hurricane relief, Concierge Medicine of West Michigan, Pinna Co, and the annual Middle Eastern Dinner.
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CEO/Owner Erica Woodford talks about her success, including receiving Diverse Business Enterprise certifications and more.
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Cesar E. Chavez Ave opens back up, a West Michigan Indian tribe may get federally recognized, a look at kinship care, and more.
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The Native American Heritage Fund is giving nearly half a million dollars to Michigan schools this year to re-brand racially insensitive mascots and improve Native studies.
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Former students shared tearful recollections of their experience during the listening sessions in Oklahoma, South Dakota, Michigan, Arizona, Alaska and other states.
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Michigan Author/Journalist Bob Downes presents a book that includes chapters on every major Indian treaty signed in Michigan.
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Hundreds gathered in Grand Rapids’ Ah-Nab-Awen Park Friday afternoon for a march to bring attention to Missing and Murdered Indigenous People.