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Tamara Ikenberg

Tamara Ikenberg

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Contributor, Native News Online

Louisville, San Diego

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Total articles 509

  • Eco-Glam Visionary: The Indigenous scientist leading Cheyanne Symone's beaded evolution

    By Tamara Ikenberg, Ikenberg was a| Tribal Business News@ Details@ Indigenous Entrepreneurs@@ Even environmental scientists need their beads.

    By Tamara Ikenberg, Ikenberg was a · Tribal Business News

    Mar. 08, 2024

  • THE ART OF TRANSFORMATION | Ruth-Ann Thorn's unconventional path from teenage border runner to Indigenous art maven

    By Tamara Ikenberg, Ikenberg was a| Tribal Business News@ Details Indigenous Entrepreneurs In the 1850s, the streets of downtown San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter were dotted with signs saying: ‘Indians: $25 a head. Dead or Alive.” Native Americans couldn’t even take a walk or window shop, much less own a business. Nearly two hundred years later, towards the end of 2023, Ruth-Ann Thorn, a member of the Rincon Band of Luiseño Indians, opened the latest location in her group of Exclusive Collections galleries in the formerly Native-free zone. “I am the...

    By Tamara Ikenberg, Ikenberg was a · Tribal Business News

    Jan. 07, 2024

  • Eco-Glam Visionary: The Indigenous scientist leading Cheyanne Symone's beaded evolution

    By Tamara Ikenberg, Ikenberg was a| Tribal Business News@ Details@ Indigenous Entrepreneurs@@ Even environmental scientists need their beads.

    By Tamara Ikenberg, Ikenberg was a · Tribal Business News

    Mar. 08, 2024

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Native News Online

Native News Online is a digital news publication founded in 2011 by Levi Rickert, a member of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation. It aims to provide comprehensive media coverage on issues affecting Indigenous communities. Owned by Indian Country Media, LLC, it is based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and operates alongside Tribal Business News. The publication delivers daily news that impacts Native Americans, including American Indians, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians, and First Nations people. It covers a range of topics such as tribal sovereignty, health disparities, and environmental issues. Native News Online also offers a daily newsletter, multimedia content including live streaming and video reporting, and engages in syndication partnerships to broaden its reach. With millions of readers annually, it serves as a vital source of information for tribal leaders, policymakers, and those interested in Indigenous affairs.

EAST GRAND RA, Michigan, United States

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Founded: 2011