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May 2012 News Highlights |
UN to Begin Contentious
Investigation Into Native American Rights
First
Yellowstone bison calf born on Fort Peck Indian Reservation
Poncas hope to
rescue rare native corn
Wounded British
servicemen honoured by Native American
tribe in unique ceremony
at the Grand Canyon
Traditional
Healing
Meets Western Medicine
In Time of Drought, Mexico's
Tarahumara Turn to Tradition
Ocean Springs
marks 313th birthday with landing celebration during Weekend
of Discovery
Tulsa Ballet
co-founder Moscelyne Larkin dies at 87
VA Begins
Tribal Consultation Sessions
Ottawa socking
it to First Nations institutions |
Coushatta Tribe strives
to revive native language
Lame deer
school chosen for art program
Newly crowned
Miss Teen Navajo wins after wowing crowd by speaking fluent
Navajo
First Nations
teen using Miss Teen Canada World Pageant to fight racism
Foraging First
Nations class disrupted by police
On Tribal
Lands, Digital Divide Brings New Form Of Isolation
Artists Show
Their Skills on Sidewalk
Federal Court
ruling could open door to equal funding for native kids
Former Genesee County landfill owner looks to white buffalo
for future business growth |
Inupiat tribal
leader wins prize for opposing offshore drilling
Russell
Means: Have No Fear
Indians given 164 acres by Save the Redwood League
A Park
on Pine Ridge: A Longtime Partnership May Finally Lead to
the United States' First Tribal National Park
Community celebrates Appaloosa Express expansion
As Ice
Cap Melts, Militaries Vie for Arctic Edge
USGS:
Recent Earthquakes 'Almost Certainly Manmade'
Kickstarter Documentary 'Between Earth And Sky' Follows
Family On Healing Journey
Combating Elder Abuse in Indian Country
Feasting on First Salmon
10
Maya foods that changed the world's eating habits
The 15
Grossest things you are eating |
Use of Common Pesticide
Linked to Bee Colony
Collapse
Brains of tiny spiders fill
their body cavities and legs
Scientists Prepare To Find
'Iceberg,' Thought To Be
Albino Orca
29th Annual Gathering of
Nations powwow in
Albuquerque draws thousands
Native Youth Olympics, 2012
Coeur d’Alene Tribe
celebrates jazz great’s
reservation roots
Was the first pro football
halftime show used as a way
to sell dogs?
Museum of Man Hosts Opening
Event Launching Ramp It Up:
Skateboard Culture in Native
America
America’s
Most (and Least) Peaceful
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Opportunities
and websites
May 2012 |
Opportunities
Highlights
Free Spring of Sustainability 2012 Interactive Seminars!
Our Shared Past
Endangered Species Day
EPA Sense of Wonder Contest
American Indian Scouting Association 2012 Seminar
"Creating the Future We Want" Essay Contest
12TH Annual Conference for Indian Families
Alianait Arts Festival
American Indian Teacher Education Conference
Get Ur Good On! Grants |
Libraries
Highlights
RezWorld
The Eagle's Nest
Myths and Tales of the
Southeastern Indians
First Peoples TV
Heroes of the War of 1812
Preserving Mayan Weaving
National Water Trails System
International Center for
Tropical Agriculture
Plains Flute
Interactive Tax Calculator
The Botanical Burgs |
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THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF 13
INDIGENOUS GRANDMOTHERS
Official
Internet Youth Forum
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Other
Women Elders in the Grandmothers' Circle:
Wilma Mankiller, Gloria
Steinem, Tenzin Palmo,
Luisah Teish, Her Holiness Sai Maa Lakshmi
Devi,
Carole Moseley-Braun, Alice
Walker,
Helena Norberg-Hodge |
For
the Next 7 Generations
Documentary
Film about The International Council of Thirteen
Indigenous Grandmothers |
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Messages From the
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Gulf
Seafood Deformities Alarm Scientists
The Most Vulnerable U.S. Nuclear
Plants
Global Temperatures 2500 B.C. to 2007
A.D.
Tribal Names from Phil Konstatin
hiawatha
Insane Asylum
A
Timeline for Indian Mascots
Helen
Hunt Jackson
Native American Food Pyramid
Free American Indian and Indigenous
Books
Available Online
Tribal Names from Phil Konstatin |
Inspiration Highlights
Hopi Traditional
Song and Prayer
Elder's Message "Let
Goodness Take Its Place"
HAWAIIAN
KINGDOM LAW
Warrior
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editorials
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This Month in Native American History
By Phil
Konstantin
MAY
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Zaagkii Wings and
Seeds:
Protect the Pollinators
Shared by Greg Peterson |
Inupiaq culture
By Mary Anniagruk Sage |
Messages to Youth from Leonard Peltier
Supporting the Leonard Peltier Defense offense Committee
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