NATIVE PEOPLE • TODAY
Indigenous Today
Meet Native students, artists, athletes, scientists, creators, leaders, and communities from across the United States.
See what Native people are doing right now—and find something that makes you want to learn more.
From Winnebago
Start close to home. Explore people, events, opportunities, culture, and achievements from the Winnebago community.
What’s Happening Right Now?
Three stories to start with. Pick one that catches your attention.
ROBOTS • DRONES • FUTURE
Mescalero Apache Students Build Their Future in STEM
Students at Mescalero Apache Schools are using robots and drones. Along the way, they are building teamwork, confidence, and skills for future careers.
Why it matters: Students can use technology to solve problems and imagine new futures.
ART • BOOKS • CREATIVITY
Diné Artist Jenabah Yazzie Uses Art to Help Young Readers
Artist Jenabah Yazzie worked with the NDN Girls Book Club and Eighth Generation on a blanket design that brings together art, stories, and reading.
Why it matters: Art can tell stories, celebrate ideas, and become a career.
COLLEGE • DREAM BIG
Scholarships Help Native Students Reach College Goals
The American Indian College Fund helps Native students pay for college. Scholarships can help students stay in school and work toward careers they care about.
Why it matters: Big goals often need support. Scholarships can open doors.
What Do You Want to Explore?
🎓 Students & School
Young leaders, learning, college, and opportunities.
🎨 Art, Culture & Language
Artists, books, music, languages, food, and traditions.
🔬 Science & Nature
Technology, land, water, wildlife, farming, and new ideas.
🏠 Community & Nation News
Projects, programs, and updates from Native communities and Tribal Nations.
🏀 Sports & Achievement
Athletes, teams, awards, and big goals.
💼 Careers & Changemakers
People working in health, business, science, education, art, and more.
🎉 Powwows & Events
Gatherings, celebrations, exhibits, and community events.
🌟 More Great Stories
New people, ideas, and accomplishments worth discovering.
How We Pick Stories
Native voices first. We look for stories from Native news organizations, Tribal Nations, Indigenous groups, and people telling their own stories.
Clear for students. We explain stories in our own words so they are easier to understand.
Keep exploring. Every story links to the original source so you can learn more.
Learn Something. Ask a Question. Change the World.
Every story is a chance to notice something new—and maybe discover a future you had not imagined yet.