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An Indigenous Lacrosse Team Reclaims Its Native Identity

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June 27, 2023

Via NPR, an inspiring report on how the Haudenosaunee National Lacrosse team is taking on the World Championships in San Diego: At this year's World Lacrosse Championships happening now in San Diego, one team has a new name [...]

Angel City FC’s Madison Hammond is Black, Native and Using her Spotlight in the NWSL

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March 26, 2023

Madison Hammond is the only Indigenous player in a league notably lacking in racial diversity. But beyond the field, her activism efforts are many, as a member of the Black Women’s Player Collective, an ambassador for both [...]

Hockey Reaches Out To Indigenous Peoples

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November 15, 2022

As we continue to honor Native American Heritage Month, it is great to see the NHL’s Chicago Blackhawks efforts to celebrate its namesake - Black Hawk - and the entire Indigenous [...]

Navajo Soccer Player Uses Voice To Education More Than Just Her Fellow Players

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October 3, 2022

Via Pro Soccer, a report on how the first Native American in pro women’s soccer - Angel City FC’s Madison Hammond - recently called out NJ/NY Gotham FC captain McCall Zerboni for using racist lexicon that disrespects [...]

An Indigenous Runner Who Runs For More Than Herself

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October 3, 2022

Via Runner's World, a look at Jordan Marie Brings Three White Horses Daniel's efforts to use running to spotlight issues Indigenous communities face, including the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women epidemic: May 5 is the [...]

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