Indigenous children

Mark Fiddler has focused much of the past decade on attempts to dismantle the law that aims to preserve Indigenous families and tribes.

The Imprint interviews Terry Cross, 71, founding executive director of the National Indian Child Welfare Association.

New research highlights an issue vital to the well-being of Indigenous children and families: their stewardship of the natural environment. 

Indigenous communities in three states are mourning the discovery of human remains this week, many of them children at boarding schools.

States are codifying their own versions of ICWA laws as the Brackeen v. Haaland case comes closer to a Supreme Court decision. 

The Imprint's Q+A with Shannon Smith of the ICWA Law Center on the implications of the Supreme Court's important ruling.

A long-awaited online archive, put together by Native researchers, may help boarding school survivors find answers.

Abena Hutchful writes that for Indigenous children, access to their own culture's stories may hinge on the Supreme Court's ICWA decision.

The My Two Aunties program helps keep Native children out of foster care and ensure families remain safe and intact.