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Meet Roger Perkins, the world's only traditional Mohawk potter. The tribal artwork died out 400 years ago.

Photos show Native American victims of Hurricanes Gustav and Ike in the Louisiana bayous picking up supplies at the Houma Relief Center.

These photos show damage from Hurricane Ike after its massive storm surge swamped Louisiana's coastline and flooded the bayou communities where much of the state's Native American population lives.

The community of Dulac, La., in Terrebonne Parish, where many United Houma Nation tribal members lives, shows little sign of recovery from the direct hit it took from Hurricane Gustav last week

Dulac, La., where many Houmas live, is 15 miles north of Cocodrie, La., site of Hurricane Gustav's landfall Monday.

The Democratic National Convention is more than just speeches by politicians.

Rosebud Sioux hoop dancer Dallas Chief Eagle teaches cultural appreciation—along with some hoop dancing moves—to refugee children in a South Dakota summer day camp.

Fast moving storms and 25-40 knot winds forced Hobie Cat sailors to abandon a day of racing on Lewis and Clark Lake in Yankton, S.D., June 5 during the North American Hobie 20 Championships.

Vermillion voters explain the importance of their vote and why they cast a ballot for their candidate in South Dakota's primary election June 3.

Wakonda, a town of about 400 in South Dakota, is one of Clay County's smallest polling places. Voters drive in from as far away as Irene, S.D., to cast their ballot. Two students of the American Indian Journalism Institute talked to a few voters in Wakonda on June 3, primary election day in South Dakota.