The Census has long failed to accurately tally populations in Indian Country. COVID-19 is hampering attempts to fix that.
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Oregon’s Mandatory Distance Learning Puts Pressure on Families
In response to COVID-19, the state closed its classrooms in spring and will keep kids at home to start the new school year.
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Closing the Graduation Gap in Jefferson County
Officials at the Central Oregon school district say a focus on individual student needs has helped almost everyone, particularly Latinos and Native Americans.
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Battling a COVID backslide
Jefferson County school officials are working to ensure recent graduation rate gains don’t falter with a shift to distance learning.
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Broken Pipes, Broken Treaties
On the Warm Springs Reservation, residents have been without clean drinking water for three summers in a row. Where is the fix?
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Rough Justice: Portland Police and protestors are locked in a vicious cycle. How did we get here?
With the arrival of militarized federal officers, questions arise among the local protest community.
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A Historical Perspective on Pandemic
The Native American experience with COVID-19 is only the latest chapter in a centuries-long tragedy.
Posted inLand
Wildfire Season Meets COVID-19
In the midst of a pandemic, tribes adapt in their preparation for fire season.
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Oceans Away: Micronesians find new home in Oregon
While their home islands drown, Micronesians living in Oregon struggle to save their heritage.