41. Kentridge High School Library Online/Contemporary Native American Issues Contemporary native american issues. Web Resources Exploring native american issues Part of the Sacred Land film project web site. http://www.kent.k12.wa.us/KSD/KR/LIBRARY/SOCIALSTUDIES/native_american.html

Kentridge High School Library Online Contemporary Native American Issues Web Resources Exploring Native American Issues Part of the Sacred Land film project web site. Native American Polictical Issues NAPI explores the political and legal clashes between the Native American Indians and the U.S. Government. NAPI is not a series of endless links - it is a meaningful collection of articles, information, and pages created and compiled by Laura Brooks, Passamaquoddy Tribal Member. Repatriation and Reburial Issues Links page from Yahoo web site. Link to: Social Studies Curriculum Page

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43. Kalamazoo College: Native American Issues native american issues. Kalamazoo College » native american issues, This discussion board is designed for students in Professors http://www.kzoo.edu/discus/messages/785/785.html?1050966146

44. Local Politicians Take Stand On Native American Issues At UW Rally Local politicians take stand on native american issues at UW rally. Native American dancers performed tradional dances during Friday s Tribal Sovereignty and http://archives.thedaily.washington.edu/2000/100900/N2.indianrall.html

The University of Washington Student Newspaper Monday, October 9, 2000 What do you think of this story? Voice your opinion and give us FeedBack Write a letter to the editor Apply to Work at The Daily Submit a story idea Local politicians take stand on Native American issues at UW rally Native American dancers performed tradional dances during Friday's Tribal Sovereignty and Treaty Rights Rally. Kathleen Belew The Daily Native American political groups rallied at Red Square on Friday to raise awareness on sovereignty issues and to encourage Native American students to vote. The rally, staged as a effort to reinvigorate the native voting population in the face of a recent Republican resolution to dissolve tribal self-rule featured prominent political speakers, UW President Richard McCormick, as well as traditional drumming, singing, dancing, voter registration and a salmon feed. Rally organizer and UW American Indian Student Commission director Ryan Sense Wilson began the rally with a speech about why people do not take political action. "People are scared," Wilson said. "They say,'What is going to happen to us if we stand up against those who wish to oppress us?' And the fear comes from 'What if we lose? What happens if we lose? We're going to get hurt even worse,' But you can't think that way, because we are the Indian people and we're not losers."

45. Washington Office For Advocacy: Native American Issues Home » Resolutions » native american issues native american issues. General Resolution Unitarian Universalist General Assembly http://www.uua.org/uuawo/new/article.php?id=52

46. Native American Program Office serves as the central coordination point for the Native American Affairs Program and is Reclamation s policy lead for all native american issues. http://www.usbr.gov/native/

Reclamation Links Reclamation Home Page Great Plains Region Lower Colorado Region Mid-Pacific Region Pacific Northwest Region Upper Colorado Region Office of the Commissioner Dams Powerplants Projects Home About Us News Library ... Commissioner's Office Please contact Perfilia Madalena 202-513-0625 for this website Welcome to the Bureau of Reclamation's Native American Program Reclamation is committed to increasing opportunities for Indians in developing, managing, and protecting their water resources. This program is a collaborative, coordinated, integrated function in Reclamation to help reach these goals. The Native American Affairs Office in the Commissioner's Office serves as the central coordination point for the Native American Affairs Program and is Reclamation's policy lead for all Native American issues. You can click on the map below to go to a region (for contacts and Tribes) or see technical assistance education policies , and water rights activities under the NAAO. See the

47. Response On Native American Issues MSU President Geoff Gamble s Response to native american issues June 21, 2002 to The New York Times. June 21, 2001. Mr. Howell http://www.montana.edu/prescomm/na-response.html

MSU President Geoff Gamble's Response to Native American Issues June 21, 2002 to The New York Times June 21, 2001 Mr. Howell Raines, Editorial Page Editor New York Times 229W. 43rd Street New York, NY 10036 Dear Mr. Raines, I write because of comments made in a recent New York Times article, "Off-Field Hurdles Stymie Indian Athletes" (6/17/01) that included quotes from the men's basketball coach at Montana State University, where I serve as president. I would like to make it clear that the comments do not reflect the attitudes nor the perceptions of myself or the administration at Montana State University, nor does it mirror the experience of American Indian students on this campus. For several decades, Montana State University has worked diligently to provide a supportive environment for American Indian students. With about 60,000 American Indians living in Montana, or six percent of the state's population, it is the largest minority in both our institution and in our state. Part of our university's mission is to serve the American Indians of our state. Our successes are many. One of the most respected members of our faculty is a respected American Indian scholar and the endowed chair in our very healthy Native American Studies department. One of the most honored students in our recent graduating class was an American Indian woman who is on her way to medical school. American Indian athletes have been successful participants in our track, football, and basketball programs for many years. In fact, one of the most successful members of our current basketball team is American Indian.

48. Native American Newsletter @ Buffalo Trails - Newsletter Archives Our Free Native American newsletters includes links to sites about native american issues and resources. The presence of these links http://www.native-americans.org/newsletters/past-issues.htm

Free Native American Newsletter @ Buffalo Trails - Newsletter Archives Our Native American newsletters includes links to sites about Native American issues and resources. The presence of these links is not an endorsement by Buffalo Trails of the sites, sponsors, or content. We do make every effort to insure these links are kid safe. If you enjoy Native America... Reward yourself and read all of our Native American newsletters! Native American Newsletter @ Buffalo Trails Buffalo Trails periodically sends an Email to our members to keep them updated on our website, new products, new issues of our Native American Newsletter, to notify members of our giveaways and to tailor the visitor's experience. Members may opt-out of receiving future mailings at any time by following the unsubscribe information at the bottom of Email you receive from Native Americans @ Buffalo Trails. Our Native American newsletters are read worldwide. Sign up now for a Free Subscription to Native American Newsletter @ Buffalo Trails! Read past issues of Buffalo Trails' Native American Newsletter.

49. Forum: Native American Issues when a Star Tribune assistant managing editor, Steve Ronald, came back from a Native American Journalists seminar in 1993 and said the nickname issue had been http://www.mtn.org/~newscncl/services/forums/nat-am.html

Native Americans Make a Case for Sensitivity a Minnesota News Council Forum November 20, 2001 On November 20 the News Council co-sponsored another public forum on racism in sports and media, specifically addressing objections by American Indians to the use of their religious rituals and symbols by sports teams as nicknames, logos, mascots and entertainment. The goal of the forum was to ask why sports teams and news organizations continue to use Indian names and traditions when so many Indians find the use offensive. The forum produced a consensus that no team, or news outlet, would even consider publicizing such imagined teams as the San Francisco Orientals, the Chicago Blacks, the Kansas City Caucasians or the New Jersey Jews. Indians are the only racial or ethnic group singled out by non-Indians for such exploitation. One speaker, Charlene Teeters, of the Spokane Nation, an art teacher in Santa Fe, told how she campaigned against her alma mater, the University of Illinois, which uses a white person as the mascot Chief Illiniwek, in feathers and war paint, dancing to a drumbeat at football games. The University would not budge.

50. Sea Grant News Media Center - Expert List: Native American Issues News Releases Topical Experts native american issues. The following people are able to address some of the environmental rights issues http://www.seagrantnews.org/news/natamer.html

News Releases Topical Experts Native American Issues The following people are able to address some of the environmental rights issues involving Native Americans. If you have a specific inquiry on which you would like comment please contact Ben Sherman, Sea Grant national Media Relations Coordinator at 202-662-7095 or and he may be able to identify others in the Sea Grant network as well. MINNESOTA SEA GRANT: Name: George Spangler Title: Professor of Fisheries Institutional Affiliation: University of Minnesota Office Phone: Home Phone: Contact Minnesota Communicator Marie Sales - Home Phone: (218) 525-6992 E-Mail: grs@finsandfur.fw.umn.edu Areas of Research / Media Topics: Biochronology (the study of fish aging through examination of bony structures of fish); Native American treaty rights; Great Lakes fisheries; Sustainable fisheries. Dr. Spangler is an expert on the relationship between commercial and sport fisheries and on the interaction of tribal and non-tribal commercial and recreational fisheries. He has been called to testify as an expert witness in court action involving the effects of exercising tribal rights on natural resources. FROM OREGON SEA GRANT: Name: Joseph S. Cone

51. Astraea's Politics: Native American Issues The October 9, 1999 issue of People s Voice contains a great Pt. 1 Native America Calling interviews people associated with the recent scandal and http://www.astraeasweb.net/politics/indians.html

jason's native american links Remembering The Battle of Greasy Grass (Little Big Horn) Black Elk Recalls the Custer Fight the little bighorn indian memorial AIROS / Native American Public Telecommunications Empowering native media. Home of the Airos network. AIROS live stream ... american indian radio on satellite What is the truth about the death of Anna Mae Aquash? Who Killed Anna Mae? Pt. 1 "Native America Calling" interviews people associated with the recent scandal and investigation into Anna Mae's death. Who Killed Anna Mae? Pt. 2 This is the best site to find out about Lakotah Indian activist Leonard Peltier. He was wrongly imprisoned for the murder of two government agents during an FBI raid on a traditional native home in 1975. >An introduction to Peltier's story Click here to learn more and help Leonard Peltier Peacepipe Network Informative media clips and more information on Peltier activism American Indian Movement Lakotah Woman Autobiography of Mary Brave Bird, outspoken Native activist and former wife of Leonard Crow Dog. Read this to find out what Native American life is really like in modern times, particularly for women. Crow Dog Autobiography of Lakotah medicine chief Leonard Crow Dog. An insightful and powerful book on the modern Native American experience and its relation to historical events.

52. Native American Issues native american issues. Source Donated by a Native American. Kupchella Forms Committee To Study native american issues Source The Dakota Student. http://www.und-fraud.com/UND/Index Pages/native_american_issues.htm

UND General Info UND Medical School UND Discussion Other Sites ... Look Back Native American Issues Former Head Of NAACP Spoke About Nickname Source: The Dakota Student Can UND Dishonor Native Americans Much More? Source: Donated by a Native American Kupchella Forms Committee To Study Native American Issues Source: The Dakota Student Thirty Years Of Telling Us To Be Honored Source: High Plains Reader Fighting Sioux Name is Offensive To Many Source: High Plains Reader Report Outlines Indian Support - Kupchella: U Must Become Less Reliant On Federal Money To Aid Native Students, Programs Source: Grand Forks Herald Let's grow up, change the Sioux nickname and move on Source: Grand Forks Herald INMED Tribal Board: Drop Nickname Source: Grand Forks Herald UND NICKNAME: No Consensus At Standing Rock Source: Grand Forks Herald and Associated Press Statement to North Dakota State Board of Higher Education Source: James McKenzie, for the Campus Committee for Human Rights Native American Students Don't Get Free Ride At UND Source: Grand Forks Herald Hyslop Floor Logo Shows Insensitivity Source: Grand Forks Herald Logo Dispute Goes Far Beyond Sportsmanship Source: McKenzie is a professor of English at UND New Logo May Not Be Used This Year-But UND Officials Say They're Not Backpedaling On Issue Controversial Logo Turns Up On Shirts Source: Grand Forks Herald Faculty Members Ask Kupchella To Drop Nickname -Faculty Ambassadors Resign Over New Logo

53. Native American Consultation Database Search Screen of information, including the Bureau of Indian Affairs; Federal, state, and local governmental agencies involved in native american issues; national, regional http://www.cast.uark.edu/other/nps/nacd/

Native American Consultation Database The Native American Consultation Database (NACD) is a tool for identifying consultation contacts for Indian tribes, Alaska Native villages and corporations, and Native Hawaiian organizations. The database is not a comprehensive source of information, but it does provide a starting point for the consultation process by identifying tribal leaders and NAGPRA contacts. To ensure that all appropriate Indian tribes, Alaska Native villages and corporations, and Native Hawaiian organizations are involved in the consultation process, users should also investigate other sources of information, including the Bureau of Indian Affairs; Federal, state, and local governmental agencies involved in Native American issues; national, regional and local archives; and additional resources on the National NAGPRA Website. First time users are strongly advised to read the supporting documentation , which provides information about the content and format of the reports generated through a search, and information on the authorities for the source data in the NACD. The Native American Consultation Database is updated periodically with contact information received from Indian tribes, Alaska Native villages and corporations, and Native Hawaiian organizations, and from the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

54. NIU Conference To Focus On Native American Issues Contact Rita Reynolds. (815) 7530722. March 10, 2003. NIU conference to focus on native american issues. DeKALB - The Northern Illinois http://www.niu.edu/pubaffairs/RELEASES/2003/march/nations.shtml

@import url(/pubaffairs/templates/style.css); navigation content contact Quick Links A-Z Index Admissions University Libraries General Information Mailing Address Administrative Offices Campus Support Services Human Resource Services Office of the President Athletics Convocation Center Giving to NIU Research Programs Acceptable Use Policy NIU Security Certificate News Releases Northern Today Experts Guide Photo Gallery ... Public Affairs Home Contact: Rita Reynolds March 10, 2003 NIU conference to focus on Native American issues DeKALB - The Northern Illinois University student organization Native Americans Together Insuring Our Nations' Sovereignty (NATIONS) will host “All My Relatives,” a conference on Native American history, values and issues, March 28-30, in the Holmes Student Center on campus. The conference s eeks to raise awareness of Native American beliefs and culture, with a special emphasis on improving how those topics are handled in the classroom – from grade school through graduate school. “We particularly want to attract teachers to this event,” said organizer Rita Reynolds. “Our goals are to raise awareness of Native American issues, erase stereotypes, and help all who attend to feel a greater sense of connectedness with the Native American community.”

55. Native American Links Western History Manuscript Collection at the University of MissouriColumbia Planet Peace (native american issues, activities, and links) Chief Hicksin The http://www.odyssey.net/subscribers/damien/native.html

- Native American Links - Buffy Sainte Maries Website NativeWeb Home Page Native American Resouces Cherokee research file ... Cherokee Nation v. State of Georgia - 1831 The US Supreme Court's opinion as presented by Chief Justice John Marshall. Timeline - Plains Indians Native American Indian Resources has several good links. Index of Native American Resources on the Internet. Maintained by Karen Strom. Stonee's Native Links to homepages, networks, education and literature The REAL Tribal Voice (Who they really are.) Cherokee font freeware Native American Genealogy by Barbara Benge (Cherokee) Pond Lily's webpage on New England Native American Events Wolfsong: includes POW WOW listings Native American Indian-related Resources Maintained by Todd Sherman. Shea Grimm's Native American Links page. Native American Art Exhibit The Eastern Band of the Cherokee on Charlotte's Web. Cherokee Publications Native American Resources on Cowboy.Net, a Native American owned site in Stillwater, OK. Ravens' Tsa-La-Gi homepage contains her own interpretation of the Cherokee alphabet. Black Wolf The Cherokee Indian - A work by Scott Hodgdon.

56. LawHelp Native American Issues Subtopics native american issues. Click on a topic below for more information. http://www.washingtonlawhelp.org/WA/StateSubTopics.cfm/County/ /demoMode/= 1/Lan

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57. Native American Issues Native American Art, Crafts, Culture, Religion. The Mystic Warriors of the Plains. Secret Native American Pathways A Guide to Inner Peace by Thomas E. Mails. http://www.gilanet.com/amerabo/native.htm

Native American Art, Crafts, Culture, Religion The Mystic Warriors of the Plains Thomas E. Mails This book is our "bible" when it comes to information on Plains Indian culture, lifestyle, crafts, tools, weapons, and etc. You name it, this book has it all. Detailed sketches (over 1000) and descriptions of just how these people made the items used during their daily life. Highly Recommended Fools Crow : Wisdom and Power by Thomas E. Mails This is an excellent account of the life of Frank Fools Crow, Lakota Medicine Man and Spiritual leader of his people during the early reservation period. This powerful writing details Fools Crows healing powers that he used only to help his people. Mails tells the poignant story of how Fools Crow struggled to keep alcohol off the reservations and to keep his people focused upon their ancient cultural ways and tribal traditions. I had the honor of meeting Frank Fools Crow just a year before his passing. He body was old and weak, but the light of life and wisdom in his eyes was clear and powerful. Secret Native American Pathways : A Guide to Inner Peace by Thomas E. Mails

58. Native American Issues & Cases Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law. native american issues Cases. Native American Burial Grounds; Chiapas OAS Petition; http://www.centerforhumanrights.org/Indigenous_peoples/native.htm

Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law Native American Burial Grounds Chiapas OAS Petition Hot Links to other Native American Resource Sites Return to CHRCL's Main Page

59. NativeTech: Native American Message Boards & Related Discussion Forums Archive Forum This is a place to discuss native american issues, Cherokee language, history, and culture, as well as other general American Indian subjects. http://www.nativetech.org/msgboard/

Native American Trader's Post CLICK ON A TOPIC ABOVE TO JUMP TO THAT CATEGORY Native Genealogy Native Languages American Indian Tribe Discussion Forum This website is intended to give you a head-start in your research on the historical background of many American Indian tribes. Buffalo Trust Discussion A non-profit foundation for the preservation, protection, and return of their cultural heritage to Native peoples, especially children, and founded on the conviction that the loss of cultural identity – the theft of the sacred – is the most insidious and dangerous threat to the survival of Native American culture in our time. Central Fire Deseroka's Native Longhouse Message Forums Issues of interest to American Indian and Aborignial Peoples. Through Deseroka's Native Longhouse Circle of Nations message board Join in the discussions on American Indian culture, traditions and current issues. Through Native Circle Frybread Hut A fun place to discuss issues concerning adoption, Religion, Native American or Indigineous issues, swap recipes and much much more. IMDiversity.com - Message Forum

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