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Intergenerational Two-Spirit Head Dancers Find Joy in Expressing Themselves Freely

Theo Wright and his dad, Asa Wright, have both served as Two-Spirit head dancers at NAYA’s annual Neerchokikoo powwow, creating more visibility for Two-Spirit people in powwow settings.

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Intergenerational Two-Spirit Head Dancers Find Joy in Expressing Themselves Freely

Theo Wright and his dad, Asa Wright, have both served as Two-Spirit head dancers at NAYA’s annual Neerchokikoo powwow, creating more visibility for Two-Spirit people in powwow settings.

Black Seattle Nerds Get a Weekend to Geek Out in the Central District

Seattle Black Nerd Fest returns Aug. 28–30 with free games, cosplay, workshops, and a Boots Riley film screening and Q&A at Langston Hughes.

The Gaas Collective: How This Seattle Poetry Collective Is Connecting The Past To The Present

The Gaas Collective, a Seattle-based literary nonprofit and publisher, hopes to revitalize Somalia’s ancestral tradition of celebrating poetry, both within and outside the country.

Coast Salish Weavers Bring Meaningful Representation to New Seattle Sounders Jerseys

Gail White Eagle, Mucklshoot, Connie McCloud, Puyallup, and Danielle Morsette, Suquamish, collaborated with the Seattle Sounders to create the new Salish Sea Kit, which includes a jersey, shorts, socks, and a scarf.

Indigenous Futurism Brings Fresh Perspectives to Pop Culture

Sadekaronhes Esquivel (any pronouns) is a Kanien’kehà:ka and Mexican Indigenous artist and writer.

Honoring the Spirit of Resistance this Indigenous Peoples’ Day

The last in a four-part series amplifying and celebrating Indigenous people in the Pacific Northwest.

Explore Native Art Museums, Cultural Centers, and Landmarks

As Indigenous People’s Day draws nearer, challenge yourself to learn about Native communities in your region. 

Celebrating Indigenous Makers

The second in a four-part series amplifying and celebrating Indigenous people in the Pacific Northwest.

Impactful Native Artistry

Celebrating Indigenous filmmakers, artists, writers and vocalists with purpose.

AfroPunk Seattle

It felt like a festival for Black people, curated by white people. You’re not slick, KEXP. We see you. But wait! I’m not just here to criticize; I’m here to help.

Portland Exhibit By Hopi Artist Provokes Healing Through Remembering

Hopi artist Mikaela Shafer’s new exhibit, Matrilineal Memory, takes viewers on a dreamlike journey through an immersive experience at the Center for Native Arts & Cultures.

Art Show Helped Bring Indigenous Woman Home

With ‘Portraits in Red,’ artist Nayana LaFond aims to raise awareness of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People. Currently on display at Yakima Valley Museum, the traveling art show will continue its Pacific Northwest tour in January.

How Gumbo Took the Land Back

In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, a series of stories to amplify and honor the people and experiences of Seattle’s Native peoples. 

Land Back from Turtle Island to Palestine

In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, a series of stories to amplify and honor the people and experiences of Seattle’s Native peoples.

NW Native Fashion Show a Hit

The second annual Northwest Native Fashion Show was a festival of cultural celebration.

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