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March 21, 2025 ICT Newscast

Haskell Layoffs, Spirit Lake Land Back, Oscar Nominee Julian Brave NoiseCat This week on the ICT Newscast: Layoffs spark outcry at Haskell Indian Nations University. Spirit Lake Nation in North Dakota celebrates the return of ancestral lands. A Native filmmaker makes Oscar history with a powerful residential school documentary. Plus, Indigenous students build community through celebration, and a new Native restaurant in Portland puts First Foods front and center. In this week’s ICT Newscast: 0:00 ➡️ Intro 0:23 ➡️ Haskell Layoffs Shake Campus – Students respond to sudden staffing cuts linked to Trump administration policy. 3:17 ➡️ Spirit Lake Nation Celebrates Land Back – A former tribal chair shares the meaning of the moment. 4:40 - Language Break: Ojibwe – "Mino-giizhigad noongom" means “It is a good day today.” 5:18 ➡️ Canada’s New Prime Minister – Mark Carney's promises to Indigenous communities. 7:44 ➡️ Julian Brave NoiseCat on “Sugarcane” – A powerful story of trauma, truth, and healing through film. 16:10 ➡️ Montana Round Dance – College students build bridges through tradition and celebration. 18:16 ➡️ Alabama Tribe’s Food Sovereignty – Poarch Creek Tribe opens meat processing plant to serve tribal and neighboring communities. 21:04 ➡️ Language Break: Hawaiian – "He aliʻi ka ʻāina, he kauwā ke kanaka" means "the land is chief, man is her servant" 21:49 ➡️ Javelina in Portland – Chef Alexa Numkena-Anderson opens a restaurant celebrating Indigenous cuisine. 26:20 ➡️ Closing 👀 Have you seen “Sugarcane” yet? Did the film change how you think about residential schools or intergenerational trauma? Share your thoughts, reflections, or what stood out most to you in the comments. 🔔 Subscribe for more Indigenous news from ICT! 📲 Follow ICT for more updates: ➡️ Facebook: /IndianCountryToday ➡️ ICT Opinion Facebook: /ICTOpinion ➡️ Instagram: /IndianCountryToday #ICTNewscast #HaskellUniversity #SpiritLake #LandBack #JulianBraveNoiseCat #SugarcaneFilm #PoarchCreek #FoodSovereignty #NativeNews #IndigenousCuisine #FirstFoods #Ojibwe #HawaiianLanguage #NativeVoices