The current movement to decriminalize psychedelics has been largely dominated by non-Native Americans advocating substances like psilocybin mushrooms for purposes outside Indigenous ceremonies.

It’s what drove them and other Indigenous people — as part of a group called the Native Coalition of Colorado — to protest at the Psychedelic Science 2023 conference this summer in Denver.

Last week, the Peabody removed around 40 Native American and Indigenous artifacts from its exhibits to comply with new regulations requiring consent from tribal groups for the display of some objects.

These closures are overdue corrections by museums that have long misrepresented and misused Indigenous ... Native American histories and cultures and to see Native American art and artifacts.

What started as a family heirloom in a Missouri home has now been identified as one of the rarest pre-contact Native American ...

Indigenous artifacts have been uncovered during work by Vancouver International Airport on Sea Island in Richmond. According to the airport, construction on the southern half of Sea Island, which ...

Indigenous communities already understand psychedelic technologies and have varying viewpoints on current trends in the biopharmaceutical industry. The best approach is to consult those that have ...

The Vatican insists the artifacts, including ceremonial masks, wampum belts and feathered headdresses, were gifts. But Indigenous scholars dispute whether Native peoples at the time could have ...