This is Trevor, he is not a "Rez dog" but he is a dog living on the Rez. He has freedom within a confined system, just like Native Americans who have freedom within a "confined system".

Behold my friend, classmate, most proud to say: my brother.

The importance of women in our culture and in my life

The Dowa Yolanne Mountain shows democracy through the freedom we have, allowing us to practice our religion.

Rez dogs have started costing people and the community too much.

This post is based on a interview that I conducted with a fellow student named Autumn Cooeyate.

Women’s equality has evolved over the last hundred years, but has it really changed?

When people think about Native communities, they think about the poverty levels and the stereotypes. I wanted to show how sovereign Native communities can continue to sustain themselves and thrive through the reclamation of ancestral traditions.

This is the spring at Box Canyon, near Nutria, where A:shiwi people stayed back then.

The fight to have our voices heard to bring back Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.

Democracy nowadays is a lot like this ancient A:shiwi pottery piece from 1050 AD: broken and delicate. Although it has gone through years, decades or even centuries of hardships, it has still stayed somewhat intact.

Personal stories define who a person by describing how certain events shaped their personality. This is Cody Seciwa-Koons' story.