April 11, 2025 ICT Newscast

This episode features an interview with Greenland’s Sara Olsvig, chair of the Inuit Circumpolar Council, and a report from Wisconsin on a missing woman — plus top stories from Indian Country.

🕒 Chapters & Stories in This Episode:
00:00 - Intro
00:21 - Rapid City schools
The Trump administration canceled a civil rights agreement designed to address disparities in the treatment of Native students, causing concern within the community.
01:12 - Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples
Renewed efforts by the Department of Justice to fight violent crime in Indian Country, with a focus on a missing woman in northern Wisconsin.
03:19 - Sara Olsvig, Chair of the Inuit Circumpolar Council
Indigenous knowledge as a counterweight to climate challenges and President Trump's "America First" ambitions in Greenland.
11:15 - Hopi Tribe Water Project
Funding received by the Hopi Tribe to advance its sovereignty and water infrastructure development.
14:37 - Intertribal Friendship House
The legacy of the 1950s "Relocation" program and its long-term impact on Native families, with a spotlight on a community center in Oakland, California.
19:15 - We Are Healers: Claymore Kills First
A profile of Claymore Kills First, a medical professional inspired by his father, featured in We Are Healers.
23:07 - Lumbee Coach in NCAA Championship Game
Celebration of Lumbee Nation citizen and basketball coach Kelvin Sampson despite Houston’s loss. Kolby KickingWoman interviews Lumbee Chairman John Lowery.

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