“There are a lot of coffees with Native names, but they’re not Native-roasted or Native-owned,” says Loretta Guzman, founder of Bison Coffeehouse, Portland’s only Native-owned coffee shop and cafe.
This week the April “Gaming” issue of Native Business Magazine is being distributed at the NIGA 2019 Tradeshow & Convention, taking place April 1-4, at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California, wherein every attendee will receive a copy.
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It was a momentous day for Aaron Yazzie, Navajo mechanical engineer, when NASA’s InSight lander touched ground on the surface of Mars.
This week a delegation from the Mandan Hidatsa Arikara (MHA) Nation traveled to the Netherlands to meet with the Dutch Ministry and operators of the most innovative agricultural technology in the world.
Today marks International Women’s Day, and across the world, people are celebrating the vision and achievements of women. That’s the everyday mission of Devon Fiddler, a Cree entrepreneur from the Waterhen Lake First Nation in Saskatchewan.
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