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SRPMIC Members, Employees Participate in Pat’s Run

Pat Tillman was a star Arizona State University (ASU) linebacker who had an exceptional football career. Tillman was named Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year in 1997 after leading his team to a Pac-10 championship and the Rose Bowl the previous year. He was selected by the Arizona Cardinals in...

Arizona Bike Week Events Go Beyond Acknowledging MMIP 

For people unfamiliar with the machines, motorcycles can bring to mind an image of aggression: toughness, leather and loud engines. More often than not, that exterior is not a wall, but a gate, which was exemplified during Arizona’s Bike Week events focusing on missing and murdered Indigenous people. Native riders...

Talking Stick Resort Turns 15

“15 Years. Well played!” Talking Stick Resort’s slogan for 15 years in business says it all. The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community’s successful enterprise celebrated in style during the month of April with epic giveaways and a special event for Community members. As a “thank you” to Community members, the...

Tribal Veterans Meet with Arizona Governor to See Removed Flags

The flags representing Arizona’s 22 federally recognized tribes were removed from the Carl T Hayden Veterans’ Administration Medical Center in Phoenix on March 18, but now they have a new home at the Arizona Capitol rotunda in downtown Phoenix.  According to a news release by the Department of Veteran Affairs,...

Sexual Assault Survivors Supported with Encouraging Words at Chalk N’ Walk

Editor’s Note: This story contains sensitive subject matter that readers may find upsetting. “I believe you.” “You are not alone; there are countless others standing with you.” “You are resilient.” These are just a handful of the many messages of hope, strength and belief for victims of sexual assault that...

Prevent an Outbreak, Save a Life

A measles outbreak is hitting the United States. For the safe-being of Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, Dr. Nancy Mangieri, from Health and Human Services, recommends everyone to get vaccinated for measles.   “The measles vaccine is essential for protecting individuals and communities from this serious disease,” said Mangieri. “It is...

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