Contemporary Natives September 21, 2018 by Camellia El-Antably 1 Comment An exhibition at the Ucross Family Foundation gallery brings work from today’s Native America to the fore — where it belongs.
How to keep the story alive April 14, 2017 by Matthew Copeland Leave a Comment What happens when we lose the stories that have made us who we are? If John Washakie has anything to say about it, we’ll never find out.
Some things never change October 29, 2015 by WyoFile Staff Leave a Comment Copeland's photo is featured in Tuesday's article, Pure Poverty, part of our series on the state of childhood health on the reservation.
Pure Poverty: ‘If you don’t have money, you don’t have health care’ October 27, 2015 by Matthew Copeland Leave a Comment Poverty magnifies stress and inhibits access to health care, posing a threat to Native youth who hold the key to the community’s well-being for decades to come.
Can UW atone for treatment of Native American students? October 13, 2015 by Kerry Drake 3 Comments It was racial profiling when UW employees detained and questioned six Native American students on the false accusation that one may have shoplifted.