Shondiin Silversmith
Reporter at The Arizona Mirror
Diné • Indigenous Affairs Reporter @ArizonaMirror • @IndigenousJA board member • @Cronkite_ASU Ph.D. student • Tweets about my life and Indigenous stories.
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1 week ago |
globemiamitimes.com | Shondiin Silversmith
Gorsuch dissent calls the decision a ‘grave mistake’ as copper mine threatens to create massive craterThe U.S. Supreme Court denied a review of Apache Stronghold’s case aimed at blocking the U.S. government’s transfer of Oak Flat to a copper mining company, whose mine will transform the sacred site into a massive crater.
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1 week ago |
azmirror.com | Shondiin Silversmith
by Shondiin Silversmith, Arizona Mirror May 27, 2025 The U.S. Supreme Court denied a review of Apache Stronghold’s case aimed at blocking the U.S. government’s transfer of Oak Flat to a copper mining company, whose mine will transform the sacred site into a massive crater.
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1 week ago |
nhonews.com | Shondiin Silversmith
By Shondiin SilversmithArizona MirrorTwo of Arizona’s Republican legislators are urging state and federal lawmakers to unite and work on solutions to address the ongoing crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous peoples. Following the recent signing of a bill that will create a Turquoise Alert System for missing Native people, a significant state legislative action, the lawmakers emphasized the importance of maintaining momentum. Rep.
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2 weeks ago |
pinalcentral.com | Shondiin Silversmith
Surrounded by the flags of Arizona’s 22 Tribal Nations, Indigenous leaders, advocates, and officials gathered with Gov. Katie Hobbs on May 21 to witness the ceremonial signing of a long-awaited law. kAm“ (6 2C6 96C6 3642FD6 E96 4C:D:D @7 >:DD:?8 2?5 >FC56C65 x?5:86?@FD A6@A=6 56>2?5D @FC 7F== 2EE6?E:@? 2?5 4@==23@C2E:@?[” w@33D D2:5] “xE 56>2?5D 24E:@? 2?5 :E 56>2?5D D@=FE:@?D]”k^AmkAmw@33D @77:4:2==J D:8?65 w@FD6 q:== aag`[ E96 %FCBF@:D6 p=6CE $JDE6> 3:==[ :?E@ =2H @?
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2 weeks ago |
azmirror.com | Shondiin Silversmith
Surrounded by the flags of Arizona’s 22 Tribal Nations, Indigenous leaders, advocates, and officials gathered with Gov. Katie Hobbs on May 21 to witness the ceremonial signing of a long-awaited law. “ We are here because the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people demands our full attention and collaboration,” Hobbs said.
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