These new SFF and speculative fiction books by Indigenous authors will take you from a dragon riders' academy to a haunted graveyard.
From picture books to middle grade to YA, these recent books by and about Native people are perfect for kids from two to teens.
Each of these Indigenous memoirs is unique, representing the experience of moving through the world as a Native person on stolen land.
Eight books can never represent all First Nation communities, but these Indigenous middle grade novels are a great place to start.
LANDBACK Magazine is one of the NDN Collective's LANDBACK Campaign efforts. But what exactly is the LANDBACK movement?
The Indigenous Library Program will start this spring and distribute books to underserved Indigenous communities throughout North America.
“I woke up with the weight of it in my hands, held against my chest under the covers." Read an excerpt from BAD CREE by Jessica Johns.
The Cherokee Phoenix was the first indigenous newspaper in the U.S., starting in 1828, and it is still reporting today.
Get to know these 10 incredible Pacific Islander and Pasifika authors, including Célestine Hitiura Vaite.
Reading more Indigenous books has made me realize that Indigenous authors are held to a higher standard in order to get published.