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Ma’s House and BIPOC Art Studio on Long Island will feature the work of six artists in an exhibition that explores themes of relationships with family, culture, community and themselves.
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Courtney M. Leonard is the Shinnecock artist behind two Long Island exhibits that amplify Indigenous knowledge to explore climate change — and her connection to whales.
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The Shinnecock Indian Nation has been in talks with federal regulators, New York state and energy companies about offshore wind farm construction and advocate for tribal interests.
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Germain Smith, a Shinnecock tribal leader, responds to common arguments by school districts in opposition to the ban on Native American names, mascots and imagery in public schools in New York.
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The Shinnecock and Unkechaug Tribal Nations have been named among 85 disadvantaged communities on Long Island to receive extra state funding, but the tribes are unhappy with the mapping methodology.
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The Shinnecock Tribal Nation is fighting to keep the power on after tribal customers received electric service termination notices from PSEG Long Island.
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Artists from the Shinnecock Tribal Nation on Long Island are telling a part of their story that has long been buried.
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A new proposal to protect the remains of Indigenous people in unmarked graves across New York was introduced into legislation last week after Governor Kathy Hochul vetoed a similar bill in December.
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Indigenous Peoples' Day was officially recognized as a federal holiday for the first time last year. The holiday on Monday honors Native American people and culture. We asked tribal citizens from across Connecticut and Long Island about the significance of the day.
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A federal appeals court has revived a lawsuit filed by three Shinnecock Indian Nation fishermen that was dismissed in 2021. The suit alleges that the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and its authorities unlawfully barred the fishermen from treaty-enshrined fishing rights.