Indian Report Archive

2012

Keeping Sacred Spaces (Fall) Background and additional resources available here.

Poverty and Possibilities in Indian Country (Spring)

2010

Global Warming: The Theory that Burns(Summer) (See the sources for this Summer 2010 Indian Report here and read the full interview with Bob Gough, Secretary for the Intertribal Council on Utility Policy on the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota.)

Part of the Problem (Winter)

2009

The Public Safety Crisis in Indian Country (Spring)

Honor the Promises (Winter)

2008

Presidential Election: Native Voices Count (Summer)

President Proposes Substantial Cuts, Senate Bolsters Indian Health (Spring)

2007

Celebrating Passage of the UN Indigenous Rights Declaration (Fall/Winter)

A Fistful of Dollars Makes Big Difference in Indian Country (Summer)

President's Budget Ignores Disparities in Indian Country (Spring)

2006

Passage of Languages Preservation Bill Is Major Gain for Native Americans (Fourth Quarter)

Urge Congress to Approve Indian Trust Settlement (Third Quarter)

Indian Country Address Health Challenges (Second Quarter)

Passionate Native Narratives Electrify Media Symposium (First Quarter)

2005

Listening Is In Order As Tribes Face Animosity, Derision (Fourth Quarter)

Indian Nations' Growing Autonomy Leads to Economic Gains (Third Quarter)

Federal Government Has Opportunity to Eliminate Financial Injustice (Second Quarter)

In the Spirit of Respect and Reconciliation (First Quarter)

2004

Opening of Museum Brings Needed Attention to Native American Legislative Agenda (Fall)

Courting the Native American Vote (Summer)

Health Status Should Lead to Hill Action (Spring)

Cultural Extermination Then; Extermination of Fiscal Responsibility Now (Winter)

2001

Colombia's Indigenous People Under Siege (Spring)

U.S. Tribal Government Relations and Federal Recognition of Indian Tribes (Winter)

2000

Native Education: For the Next Generation (Fall)

Native Housing: Shortages and Struggles (Summer)

Indian Health Care: Continuing Disparities, Too Little Funding, and Outdated Policies (Spring)