Indigenous in a sentence

Tootoosis said she has made a couple of skirts for non-Indigenous women who worked with Indigenous youth in school.

How well or poorly is Australia doing in 2020 to ensure equality between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians?

Non-Indigenous scientists increasingly realize that Indigenous data are key to solving today’s environmental challenges.

Senick said the monthly paper is meant to profile Indigenous people and share positive stories from Indigenous communities.

Many people, including some Indigenous people themselves, have asked how the Voice will materially improve Indigenous lives.

But the biggest factor in the neighbourhood's large Indigenous population is Indigenous housing complexes.

In a discussion on the International Day of Indigenous Women, Faustina Torres, businesswoman, and indigenous leader exposed.

Unless we have factual numbers, Indigenous nations will not know how many Indigenous people have perished.

Delivery of the Indigenous Court Work Program is being transferred from the government of Manitoba to Indigenous communities.

The of Indigenous Protected Areas is a start, as these large areas of land and sea are managed by Indigenous groups and rangers.

Fewer than 10 per cent of Canadian children are Indigenous, but Indigenous children represent more than half of children in care.

But Plain isn’t trying to frame the problems of Chemical Valley as Indigenous versus non-Indigenous.

But that still leaves Indigenous Australians well behind non-Indigenous life expectancies of 81.2 years and 85.3 years respectively.

These days, residents get five times more Indigenous health content than Aldred did, and time spent working in Indigenous communities.

It is crucial to consider that Indigenous Peoples does not mean exclusively Indigenous Peoples.

All proceeds from sales of will go towards groups working on the preservation of Indigenous monuments and Indigenous education initiatives.

It opened in 1913 with a cast that included both Indigenous and non-Indigenous performers.

It marks the largest Indigenous-owned infrastructure project in Canadian history and is the first Indigenous-owned LNG terminal in the world.

City of Sydney councillor Linda Scott also backed an Indigenous name using the 'abundance of words' from the local Indigenous Gadigal language.

The program is open to Indigenous communities including Indigenous corporations, local and regional governments, and not-for-profit organizations.