Indigenous Lands

After 42 years the Miss Indian World title has been retired at the 2026 Gathering of Nations.
Dania Wahwasuck was the last to hold the title.

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Should Native American Tribes Lead Climate Change Solutions?
Across the United States, more discussions are happening about the role Indigenous communities can play in fighting climate change.
Leaders from the Cherokee Nation and other tribes say their traditional practices have protected ecosystems for generations.
Supporters believe Native leadership could bring real, long-term solutions.
🌍 Why this matters: • Indigenous communities have deep environmental knowledge
• Proven sustainable practices over centuries
• Can guide modern climate strategies
Others argue global solutions should come from governments and scientists.
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Should Native American tribes lead climate change solutions?
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This 1883 portrait of a Navajo scout employed by the U.S. Army reflects a complicated and often difficult period in Native history. Many Native men served as scouts during times of conflict and transition, balancing survival, responsibility, and shifting political realities facing their communities.

Historical photographs like this reveal the layered experiences Indigenous people lived through during the nineteenth century. Native individuals often moved between worlds shaped by colonial expansion, military pressure, and the desire to protect family and homeland.

Looking back at these portraits helps preserve a fuller understanding of history—one that recognizes Native people as individuals with lives shaped by resilience, adaptation, and difficult choices during rapidly changing times.