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Arizona Sonoran News

Nicolette Gomez addressing the first cohort of graduates of the Yaqui-Tech Innovation Lab

Pascua Yaqui entrepreneur empowers Native business owners through tech education

Zoe Montaño, Reporter September 25, 2024

Only 2.2% of Pascua Yaqui tribal members have their own business, including both incorporated and unincorporated ventures, according to the United States Census Bureau’s 2022 American Community Survey...

The buds are dumped into a pot and boiled until they become rubbery. (Photo by: Sammy Minsk/Arizona Sonora News)

Living off the land with the Tohono O’odham tribe

Sammy minsk May 4, 2018

What tastes like a mix between an asparagus and artichoke, has about the same amount of calcium as a glass of milk and is found in the Sonoran Desert? Ciolim, also known as "the cholla bud," is...

Hannah Throssell, Miss Native American UA First Attendant, holds a women’s march sign in the UA Women's Plaza of Honor. Throssell has also participated in other social justice marches on behalf of indigenous issues, such as one march about the controversy of Columbus Day. (Photo by: Jessica Suriano/ Arizona Sonora News Service)

Students and activists fight for no more stolen sisters

Jessica Suriano February 14, 2018

While many people first heard about the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women movement at this year’s women’s marches, Eve Reyes-Aguirre was exposed to it years ago. Reyes-Aguirre, an Izkaloteka...

The root of shame: Congressman Raul Grijalva traces his racial journey

The root of shame: Congressman Raul Grijalva traces his racial journey

Jireh Lopez Jimenez November 15, 2017

His words say Mexican-Americans can do anything. His eyes see hope where there is none. His feet march for the dreamer, to the point of arrest.  Every Chicano is a star, in his eyes. Raúl...

Tohono O’odham members and other southern tribe members hang a flag at the U.S.-Mexico border. Photo by Alejandaro Higuera.

For Native Americans, racism hits home

Sarah Covey November 15, 2017

  After over 500 years of broken treaties and forceful domination from European settlers and the U.S. government, Native Americans in Arizona today still face racism in the most intimate part...

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