One of the most long standing traditions of the holiday season is spending time with loved ones, and a central figure in these moments is often a cherished elder.

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case with the potential to invalidate the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) and deal a blow to efforts to protect Native families and culture.

A Saskatchewan-born woman of Cree and Métis descent, Racette is the founder of Virtual Gurus. The company leverages technology to match organizations with highly skilled Canadian and American virtual assistants.

Betsy is the Founder and Co-CEO of Tiny Organics — an early childhood nutrition company building a healthier generation of adventurous eaters with vegetable-first foods for babies and toddlers. Betsy is credited as the first indigenous woman in the U.S. to raise a Series A funding round for the company, securing $11 million in June of last year.

Reframing big goals into smaller, more achievable ones has been shown to significantly boost our willingness to try to save. 

Norma used her gifts of sewing and beadwork — handed down from her mother and grandmother — to make traditional outfits for friends and family. And while fashion was always her passion, it wasn’t her full time job.

Summer comes with a lot of traditions. Some are fun, like floating the river, and others are downright shocking — like the surge of anxiety you probably feel looking at your utility bill for July.

Michael Running Wolf was an unlikely technologist. A virtual and augmented reality expert with a Masters in Computer Science, Michael hails from a rural Cheyenne village in Montana called Birney that had only intermittent access to running water and electricity.

Most people are aware of the importance of saving money. But few people pay attention to the flip side of that coin — healthy spending.