Edition Archives:March 2026
News
A look at Indigenous representation in film and television
In recent years, on-screen Indigenous representation has surged, bringing Native faces, cultures, languages and stories to viewers around the world.
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Finding her direction: How Siena East is helping to shape Native storytellingvv
Siena East is building a growing career in television and film.
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Choctaw Nation OEM coordinates winter storm response
Choctaw Nation Emergency Management coordinated resources during Winter Storm Fern to help tribal members across the reservation.
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CNO tribal member plays key role in NASA mission sending humans back to the Moon
The call to space is strong with Chris Sorenson.
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JP Gauna opens doors for Native actors
A chance encounter set "JP" Guana on a path to life in front of the camera.
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Choctaw–Irish Friendship Continues to Grow
The Choctaw-Irish bond of friendship, rooted in compassion, continues to grow, linking the people of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and Ireland.
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The 310 Hat Project celebrates 20 years of knitting for Choctaw Head Starts
A group of women prepared 378 handmade hats for children in Choctaw Nation Head Start.
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Steven Paul Judd helps bring Indigenous culture to the world of fashion, art and film
Native representation in Hollywood is growing partly due to the work being done by Steven Paul Judd.
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Source to sink: Water operators keep the reservation flowing
March 22 marks World Water Day, which highlights the importance of sustainably managing freshwater resources.
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Choctaw actors help bring Native stories to life on screen
Choctaws are seizing the opportunity and appearing in television productions, movies and commercials.
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Tribes react to Stitt’s final State of the State Address
Tribes react to accustary statements by Gov. Kevin Stitt.
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