indigenous-peoples

The Caddo are a confederacy of Indigenous peoples historically centered in the Red River valleys of East Texas, southwestern Arkansas, northwestern Louisiana, and southeastern O...

The Shawnee Tribe shelter system provides housing support and services for citizens in Oklahoma and other areas of tribal jurisdiction. These programs focus on safety, stability...

The Chumash people are Indigenous to the southern coastal region of what is now California, with a traditional territory that extends from Point Conception in the west to the Sa...

The Delaware Valley—spanning eastern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey, northern Delaware, and the Philadelphia metro area—has been home to many Native nations for millennia...

The Chono people are an Indigenous group historically associated with coastal regions of southern South America, notably around Chiloé Archipelago and the fjords of Chilean Pat...

This profile explains the Wind River Indian Reservation in a factual, evergreen manner. It summarizes the reservation’s land base, tribal government structure, economy, demogr...

The Lenape, often called Delaware Indians, are Indigenous peoples whose ancestral homelands lie in the mid-Atlantic region, including parts of what are now New Jersey, New York,...

The Coquille Indian Tribe are Indigenous peoples of the Coquille River Valley and coastal region of what is now Oregon. Ancestral villages, seasonal salmon runs, and cedar-based...

The Shawnee are an Indigenous people historically centered in the Ohio River Valley, today organized into multiple federally recognized tribes across the United States. This ove...

The Cherokee Nation is the largest of three Cherokee federally recognized tribes in Oklahoma and operates as a self-governing nation within the United States. Its historic juris...