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First comic to feature a team of Native American superheroes: Tribal Force by Jon Proudstar and Ryan Huna Smith

Celebrating the Firsts: First Comic to Feature a Team of Native American Superheroes

Posted by: Ashley Tucker

First painting by a Native American Artist Acquired by the National Gallery of Art: I See Red: Target by Jaune Quick-to-See Smith

Celebrating the Firsts: First Painting by a Native American Artist Acquired by the National Gallery of Art

Posted by: Nora Scheland

Celebrating the Firsts: First Published Novel by a Native American Woman

Posted by: Ashley Tucker

Imagen de encabezado de la versión en español del blog. La imagen muestra una pila de libros junto a dos burbujas superpuestas. Uno dice Hello; el otro dice Hola. Una pancarta en la parte inferior central dice el Mes de la Herencia Hispana.

El derecho de autor en la traducción: Gregory Rabassa

Posted by: Nicole Lamberson

Header image for English version of blog. Image shows a stack of books next to two overlapping bubbles. One says Hello; the other says Hola. A banner in the center bottom reads Hispanic Heritage Month.

Copyright in Translation: Gregory Rabassa

Posted by: Nicole Lamberson

Gold foil seal of stylized eagle surrounded by a large letter

Scholar Identifies First Motion Picture Copyright Registration

Posted by: George Thuronyi

Text appears on a yellow background with a quill placed inside an ink well in the lower right corner. Text reads, "Congress shall have Power...to promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries." Blue banner at the bottom of the screen reads, "Find Yourself in Copyright."

Find U.S. History in Copyright

Posted by: Steve Andreadis

Header image to look like retro video game start screen, with the words "start game" in the center and colorful joysticks on each side. Along the bottom is a banner that says "Find Yourself in Copyright."

Find Video Games in Copyright

Posted by: Nicole Lamberson

Image of two tote bags: one of a zebra with a pale purple background and the letter Z in the top left corner; the other with an elephant on a pale yellow background with the letter E in the top left corner.

Junior Fellow’s Personal Experience with Copyright

Posted by: Alison Hall