Fort Lewis College recently unveiled a new mural titled “Indigenous Futurity” in celebration of Native American Heritage Month. The mural, created by five students from different tribal nations, depicts the past, present, and future of Indigenous experiences.
Read MoreA new report from History Colorado details the atrocities that occurred at the Fort Lewis Indian Boarding School. Tribal Radio’s Sarah Flower reports on the findings and how Fort Lewis College is reconciling in the wake of this news. This information might be difficult for some to hear.
Read MoreA long-awaited summary of the experiences of Indigenous people at the Fort Lewis Indian Board School was released today by History Colorado. The document was written in agreement with the Federal Indian Boarding School research program or House Bill 22-1327 which was signed into law last May. Tribal Radio’s Sarah Flower reports on the findings.
Read More“I wanted to get sober,” says Wendell Smith. “And I wanted to get back on my feet again.” He was living on the White Mountain Apache Indian reservation, when some people offered to fly him to Phoenix to live in a sober home and get the services he wanted.
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Almost 30 years ago, the majority of Native American students at Fort Lewis College could speak their home language, Janine Fitzgerald recalled.
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