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Albuquerque Public Schools hosts 17th annual Native American Fashion Show
The runway turned into a celebration of culture and heritage Thursday night as Albuquerque Public Schools’ students flaunted ...
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Native American Art and Culture class hosts fashion show
It’s not very often Durango gets a fashion show, but on Tuesday, the Department of Native American & Indigenous Studies at ...
IE Community News6h
Assemblymember Ramos’s Bill to Protect Native Students’ Right to Wear Tribal Regalia at Graduation Approved by Education Committee
Schools would be prohibited from creating any process that would discourage or prevent Native American students from ...
Mexican ‘Roma’ & ‘Eddington’ Costume Designer Anna Terrazas Reveals Unease When Crossing Mexico-U.S. Border Under Trump Presidency
Costume designer Anna Terrazas has spent her career working between her native Mexico and the U.S., on films and shows ...
The Durango Herald6d
New Mexico governor signs regalia law. What’s the reaction at home?
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on March 19 signed Senate Bill 163, guaranteeing that students in San Juan County may legally ...
Southeast Express8d
The Historic Heart of Albuquerque Has Native Artisans, Secret Courtyards & Delicious Chile Everywhere
Led by Francisco Cuervo y Valdés, these colonial settlers established a small farming community that has somehow survived ...
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New Mexico becomes 19th state to guarantee students’ right to wear regalia
New Mexico officials are hoping that Native high school students celebrate their identity in upcoming graduation ceremonies ...
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New Mexico bill would provide ‘turquoise’ safety alert when Native Americans go missing
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A bill that would create a “turquoise” safety alert system for missing Native American people in New Mexico has been endorsed by the Legislature. A vote of the state ...