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A traveling exhibition debuts Friday at UNC-Chapel Hill's Ackland Art Museum, consisting of artwork from what's considered one of the nation's best collections of American Indian art.
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The Thriving Heart’s study received $21 million in funding to offer programs, like prenatal care across 10 counties in North Carolina.
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The North Carolina Highway Marker Commission approved historical site markers for about a half dozen Native American tribes on highways across the state.
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A bill heading to North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper's desk seeks to ensure American Indian students in public schools can wear items like feathers and plumes to their graduation ceremonies.
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State lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow American Indian high school students to wear feathers as part of their graduation regalia.
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Researchers at Duke University discovered how the GA-1 disease starts and found a possible treatment through gene therapy.
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The historic canoe artifact that's part of the Waccamaw Siouan Tribe was found in Lake Waccamaw.
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According to the State Advisory Council on Indian Education, at least 36 North Carolina Schools use Indian-themed names, logos, or mascots for their sports teams.
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A new commission formed to preserve North Carolina Native American Indian culture and history held its first meeting Friday. Their new efforts include -statewide projects to better reach tribal communities statewide.
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Native American students recently circulated an online petition to “Save American Indian & Indigenous Studies at UNC-Chapel Hill.” After the petition received several thousand signatures, the university put a pause on the decision to end the major. Students and faculty say the threat to the program is a symptom of a larger problem.