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The Native American Newsletter is emailed weekly to keep you updated on articles, forum discussions, events, and activities. Each newsletter has a direct link, for you to visit the site and find out what’s going on in “Indian Country.” Browse through our forum discussions. This is the place where we share as we learn. Everyone is welcomed. Have a question about history, Tribes, culture, or need assistance with a craft project or finding a recipe? We are here to help each other. Want to attend an event? If there is one near you, we’ll find it.

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The story of the American Indians is like a journey. It began in the distant past with people well adapted to survive. Despite all the hardships encountered, the journey continues. There are still many paths to explore and people to meet. Please join us and subscribe today.