Native Americans

The event is sponsored by the Match-E-Nash-She-Wish Band of the Potawatomi Indians, Gun Lake Tribe and the City of Grand Rapids

Hundreds gathered at Grand Rapids’ Ah-Nab-Awen Park Monday afternoon for a march to bring attention to missing and murdered indigenous people

Ron Yob, Chairman of the Grand River Bands of Ottawa Indians, received the Gordon Olson Award for outstanding contributions to local history

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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.

Victims and survivors have shared experience during listening sessions in Oklahoma, South Dakota, Michigan, Arizona, Alaska and other states.

The study would look at data involving abuse, deaths, and disappearances at boarding schools were Native American children had been forced to attend

The tentative deal covers sections of Lake Michigan, Lake Huron and Lake Superior included in an 1836 treaty that ceded tribal lands but provided continued hunting and fishing rights

Jannan Cotto has worked in indigenous education for 15 years. She told WGVU she’s excited to bring more opportunity for education into the West Michigan community