Get to know Hud Oberly, the Osage, Caddo and Comanche founder and designer of Brooklyn-based fashion brand, Here’s To You.
ITK Honors Native American Changemakers
Afro-Indigenous creative Kara Roselle Smith educates others through stories of her Native ancestors
Kara Roselle Smith touches on the importance of creativity and why she shares the stories of her and her people
Charlie Amáyá Scott uses her experience as a Queer, Indigenous Transfemme to inspire and advocate
Meet Charlie Amáyá Scott, content creator and advocate sharing her lived experience as a Queer, Indigenous Transfemme.
Lily Painter is using her platform to advocate for missing Indigenous people and to uplift her community through stories of strength and resilience
Current reigning Miss Indian Oklahoma Lily Painter uses her beauty queen title to advocate for missing Indigenous women.
Native American high school grad says school prohibited her from wearing sacred eagle plume at graduation
“The law protects my right to wear this eagle plume at my graduation, and school officials had no authority to forcibly remove it from my cap.”
Parenting Spotlight: Aly McKnight
Each month, In The Know by Yahoo is giving everyday parents their time to shine in our exclusive Parenting Spotlight. This month, we’re featuring Utah-based Native American artist Aly McKnight.
In The Know Honors: Anthony Tamez-Pochel
Anthony Tamez-Pochel’s work lives at the intersection of hometown and heritage.
In The Know Honors: Chante’ Reddest
Chante’ Reddest is a 20-year-old photography student who lives in Ohio.
In The Know Honors: Charitie Ropati
Charitie Ropati is a member of the Native Village of Kongiganak who is fighting against Native erasure from history books.
In The Know Honors: Haatepah
As a transracial adoptee, he grew up occasionally visiting pow wows with one of his white dads. When he met his biological family for the first time as an adult, he began eagerly seeking out more information about his Indigenous roots as the descendent of Chichimeca.