A weekly to biweekly publication of Indigenous news, historical research, governance updates, community notices, and educational articles — published in service of identity, scholarship, and community.
Founded to protect Indigenous identity, vital records, and cultural heritage, TOOR Indian Nation Foundation, Inc. opens its programs to descendants, members, educators, and researchers across the United States.
New stories, research notes, and community announcements published on a weekly to biweekly cadence.
An overview of governance structure, fiduciary responsibilities, and the principles guiding TOOR's charitable, educational, and cultural work.
A research note on land records, Indigenous lineage, and the documentary trail that informs TOOR's records stewardship work.
Members and descendants are invited to begin the records request, genealogy support, and lineage documentation process.
A first look at curriculum themes, family lineage education, and downloadable resources designed for Indigenous learners and allied educators.
Honoring the matriarchs whose continuity of language, ceremony, and family knowledge anchors Indigenous identity today.
TOOR Indian Nation Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization recognized by the Internal Revenue Service. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
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