The 1830 Indian Removal Act led to the forced relocation of nearly 50,000 Indigenous people.

Discover the history of the Navajo Long Walk, the forced removal of thousands of Diné people to Bosque Redondo in one of America's darkest chapters.

This homemade traditional Native American fry bread is perfect for making Navajo Tacos. It is super easy to make with just a handful of ingredients.

Edward Curtis spent thirty years and what would now be hundreds of millions of dollars photographing a version of America he believed was vanishing.

Explore the Windover Archaeological Site in Florida, an 8,000-year-old burial ground and its connection to Seminole heritage and preservation.

Discover Cahokia, the massive pre-Columbian Native American city near St. Louis that once rivaled the great urban centers of the ancient world.

Discover the Cherokee National History Museum in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, where immersive exhibits share the history, resilience, and culture of the Cherokee Nation.

After the Revolutionary War, the U.S. was drowning in debt. To pay it off, it sold Native land it didn’t control.

Biography of Lozen, the Apache warrior and medicine woman whose spiritual power was feared and misnamed a “witch” by settlers.

A historically grounded biography of Geronimo, exploring his life, resistance, and the spiritual powers attributed to him through Apache tradition and eyewitness accounts.

This lightly spiced baked custard is lightly spiced fall for dessert and great for Thanksgiving.

Step back in time to discover the true origins of America’s harvest season.

Discover 25 mouthwatering Native American recipes that celebrate tradition, flavor, and heritage—these are dishes you’ll wish you’d known about long ago!

Sitting Bull was a Lakota chief and spiritual leader who led resistance against U.S. expansion and inspired unity, courage, and Native American pride.

Geronimo, the fearless Apache leader, fought for his people’s land, freedom, and legacy—becoming a symbol of resistance, survival, and Indigenous pride.