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Kate Schimel
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News and Investigations Editor, High Country News
New Mexico
Beats
land justice, Indigenous affairs, food justice protests, unions,grassroots organizing economics, public banking, restorative justice freedom of expression, money, mutual aid housing
Controversial topics
Content
By Kate Schimel Verified| High Country News Verified President Joe Biden plans to apologize tomorrow morning for the federal government’s Indian boarding school program, officials with the Department of Interior have confirmed. The president is expected to deliver the apology at the Gila River Indian Community in Arizona, alongside leaders from tribal nations, survivors of the board schools and their families, and contributors to the government’s two-year investigation into the schools.
By Kate Schimel Verified| High Country News Verified Across the country, Latinos occupy an increasingly sought-after position of influence in the election: swing voters in swing states. In total, an estimated 17.5 million Latinos are expected to vote this fall, many of them in states that could help determine the outcome of the presidential election. In Nevada, Latinos make up 20%of registered voters. In Arizona, they make up a quarter of the population.
By Kate Schimel Verified| High Country News Verified President Joe Biden plans to apologize tomorrow morning for the federal government’s Indian boarding school program, officials with the Department of Interior have confirmed. The president is expected to deliver the apology at the Gila River Indian Community in Arizona, alongside leaders from tribal nations, survivors of the board schools and their families, and contributors to the government’s two-year investigation into the schools.
Company Info
High Country News
High Country News is a monthly independent magazine based in Paonia, Colorado, dedicated to covering environmental, social, and political issues in the Western United States. Founded in 1970 by Tom Bell, the magazine has evolved from its original name, Camping News Weekly, to become a respected source of conservation-minded reporting. The magazine publishes a wide range of articles and special reports, and it also syndicates stories to major national publications like The New York Times and Rolling Stone. High Country News features an Indigenous Affairs Desk, established in 2017, which enhances coverage of Native American issues. With a circulation of about 36,000 readers, the magazine has garnered recognition from notable figures and continues to attract an audience interested in Western environmental and social topics.
Paonia, Colorado, United States
+1 970-527-4898
Founded: 1970