ATLANTA (AP) — The Native American Journalists Association is aiming to become more inclusive as its members vote on whether to rebrand as the Indigenous Journalists Association — a move…
We were living the dream. On October 7, we woke up to a nightmare. After hours in the bomb shelter with armed terrorists on the other side of the wall,…
By Desmond Davies London, Oct. 6, GNA – Despite worldwide consensus to eradicate human trafficking and modern slavery, it is a widely believed that not enough is being done internationally…
The oldest living survivor of the Tulsa Massacre is a key witness for a national movement gaining momentum Viola Fletcher, 109, inside Brooklyn Public Library’s Central Library on Aug. 24.…
As tourism returns to Maui, those displaced by this year’s deadly fires face losing their homes again. Like many other families this August, Krizhna Bayudan, 23, a Lāhainā resident, recalls…
I don’t know what it was exactly about Hagar Shezaf’s article that broke me. The article described a visit by thousands of Israelis, organized by the Samaria Regional Council, to…
Amos Gitai dove deep into his Yom Kippur War experiences as a filmmaker, and is now going even further in a new exhibition at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.…
Religious Zionism sees its moment to make Israel the truly 'Jewish' state it believes it was intended to be. Has the movement misjudged its power? “We hereby declare the establishment…
A year after the death of Mahsa Amini in the custody of Iran’s morality police, a 16-year-old girl has been hospitalized in the country after she entered a subway car…
On the Tuesday edition of the ICT Newscast a Canadian journalist describes Orange Shirt Day and a nation’s journey toward healing. A profile of a Native nation that is keeping…