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Risking injury and arrest in the struggle against DAPL, a woman’s courage and commitment is an inspiration to us all.
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Beyond Standing Rock: Seeking Solutions and Building Awareness at Tribal Colleges
As tribal colleges develop workforce programs tailored for the oil industry, many are wondering how we can balance economic opportunities with environmental concerns.
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Ron His Horse Is Thunder Speaks Out on Standing Rock
In the aftermath of the historic events at Standing Rock, the former president of Sitting Bull College reflects on the movement and the future of oil in Indian Country.
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The Sacred Spirit of Standing Rock
A longtime tribal college leader discusses his experience at Standing Rock and shares his vision that we must work now to heal the Earth.
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On Assignment at Standing Rock: Transmissions from Oceti Sakowin
In November, TCJ travelled to Standing Rock in a show of solidarity. This photographic essay offers a snapshot in time and analysis on what made the movement so successful.
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The 10 Most Popular TCJ Articles Published in 2016
Innovation and success stories lead the way in the past year.
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Phoenix College coaches show support for Tohono O’odham pipeline stance
Phoenix College men’s basketball coaches wore shirts during their home game Wednesday night to stand by the Tohono O’odham Community College coaches in their support of Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in protest of North Dakota oil pipeline that threatens their territory.
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Fighting DAPL Means Helping its Warriors
We must remind those making a stand at Standing Rock that they’re not in this fight alone and that their service to both us and future generations is not only recognized-but also deeply appreciated.
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Stand with Standing Rock: A Call to Action for Tribal Colleges and Universities
Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCUs) have the ability to respond to opportunities much more quickly than mainstream higher education institutions, as they have less hierarchy. This ability provides a prime advantage to capitalize on one of the most amazing gatherings of Indigenous nations ever seen.
