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American Indian Heritage Month

In honor of American Indian Heritage Month, we celebrate the history, culture and lifestyle of the population .

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American Indian Buying Power Surpasses All Others'

From 1990 to 2008, American Indian buying power outpaced not only that of the general population but also that of whites. Get detailed numbers here and find out more about this demographic. More»

Recruiting Top American Indian Talent: The Unique Blend

American Indians offer a unique blend to the U.S. work force with their rich cultural traditions and potential for innovation in science, engineering and other fields. But in order to recruit top American Indian talent, you must start with the youth. More»

Things NEVER to Say to American Indian Coworkers

Just introduced to an American Indian colleague? Before you tell them you want to "pow-wow," take a look at the things you should avoid saying if you don't want to offend your coworker. More»

President Signs Order to Renew Promises to American Indians

In a historical summit of American Indian tribes at the White House, President Obama pledged to improve relations between the federal government and American Indian tribes. More»

American Indian Museum Puts Collection Online

Keywords: American Indian, Native American, American Indian museum, Native American museum, National Museum of the American Indian, American Indian culture, American Indian artifacts In an effort to move its museum to the people, the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian is showc... More»

Southwest Is Home to Largest American Indian Population

It may not be all that surprising that most of the nation's American Indians live in the Southwest region of the United States. Find out the locations where large concentrations of American Indians can be found across the country. More»

Buying Power of American Indians Grows With Little Impact on Overall Economy

American Indians account for only 0.6 percent of the total U.S. buying power. However, their projected growth is 190 percent, and that growth can be largely credited to revenue-generating casinos. More»

In Some Ways, American Indians Are Losing Their Identity

American Indians make up a small percentage of the U.S. population, but their cultural traditions run deep in the soil and fabric of the nation's history. Read one woman's story about the cultural traditions and values that she can't leave behind. More»

Famous American Indians

Famous American Indians Black Hawk: Illinois Sauk Indian warrior who fought to have American Indians retain lands and traditions. Sacagawea: Member of the Shoshone tribe and only women known to be a part of the Lewis and Clark expedition . Chief Joseph: Leader of the Nez... More»

Timeline of Key Dates in American Indian History

Timeline of Key Dates in American Indian History 1824 Bureau of Indian Affairs established 1830 The Indian Removal Act is passed1835 Seminoles reject forced removal to the West, begin 7-year war.Cherokee agree to removal to the West 1851 The Fort... More»

American Indian Population Is Mostly in Midwest

American Indians make up less than 1 percent of the U.S. population. Find out how this small but important demographic is suffering from dramatic population shifts. More»

Congress Renews American Indian Housing Act

Keywords: American Indian, housing, legislation, Native American, Congress, tribe American Indians have greater authority to address housing issues on and off reservations with the reauthorization of the Native American Housing and Self-Determination Act (NAHASDA), the American Indian site Indi... More»