 Sculptures by Roxanne Swentzell, Santa Clara Pueblo |
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 January 2011 News Edition |
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Amazon Tribe Down to Five as
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Volume 2
Aboriginal Youth Programs Extended Native Leader Explains Tlingit Education's Relevance for All Societies Controversy Surrounds Book Read in Helena High Schools Beck and Crew Attack Native American Student For Singing a Song Honoring Troops at Reid Rally ASU Center Bringing New Life to Native Languages IUPUI, Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Sign First of It's Kind Agreement with Indiana American Indian Graduate Center Awards First Fellowship to Shinnecock Law Student |
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Volume 3
Pollution Can Change Your DNA in
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Six Sounds Humans Love the Most NM Arts School Enters in Dual Credit Pacts Hosea Gear Wins Maori Sportsperson Award Focus on Native Plants and People Vatican Recognizes Taos Artist's Work Pendleton to Make White Buffalo Hair Blend Blankets Talib Kweli, Dead Prez and More Record Album for Jailed Activist |
 February 2011 News Edition |
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1 Indian Tribes Go in Search of Their Lost Languages The Polly Cooper Shawl [and Valley Forge] 150-Year-Old Letters Give Voice to Dakota Prisoners Tribal Ruling Raises Dispute Over Slaves Owned by Indians Failures Beget Success at Printed and Manuscript Sale The Prehistoric Treasure in the Fields of Indiana Tuscaloosa Alabama in the Pre-1700s |
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2 Milky Way Central to Native American Stories Inuit Kindergarten Class in Vanier Gives Taste of Life in the North Three Tribes to Sign Agreement to Improve Education Using Technology to Address AZ Shortage of Native Teachers A Hot Ticket in His Field Kalliopeia Foundation Grants American Indian College Fund $80,000 GOP Attacks on Diversity Education, State By State |
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3 Preventing Tooth Decay in the Youngest American Indians The Longest Walk 3: Reversing Diabetes 2011 CDC Programs Reduce Alcohol-Related Vehicle Deaths Among Indigenous People Black Footed Ferrets Find a New Home Magnet North Pole Shift Affects Tampa Airport Did a Mummy Prove the Wyoming Legend? Can Woolly Mammoth Be Cloned From Frozen DNA? |
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4 Yup'ik Eskimo Masks Bring $4.6 Million to Highlight Winter Antiques Show Groundbreaking Exhibition Explores Shared History Between African and Native Americans Guitar Dedicated to WWII Navajo Code Talkers New Generation Learns Old Ways at Native Games Shoni Schimmel Brings Showtime to Louisville Women's Basketball Birch Bark Canoe Restoration Begins in Falmouth University in Ohio Ends Indian Logo on Merchandise |
 March 2011 News Edition |
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1 On Day Dedicated to Native Americans, A Move to Honor Hopi Tribe's Code Talkers New Office to Serve as Advocates for Tribal Veterans Metis Livid About Proposed Status System Saying NO to $1 Billion Dollars New Images of Remote Brazil Tribe Amazonian Indians More Advanced Than We Knew Australia's Aborigines to Launch Political Party Irish Travellers to Shed Light on Indigenous Research |
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2 Berenstain Bears to Speak Lakota Students Tell Saanich Myths Through Computer Animation Children's Book Exhibit Depicts Native Path to Diabetes Prevention Mentoring Program Coming to Kodiak 100% Knights to Create Career Pathways for Aboriginal Students Arizona Culinary School Recruits American Indians, Now Available for Federal Financial Aid Book Lets Great Lakes American Indians Tell Their Own Story |
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UN Declares 2011 the "International Year of Forests" Think the Super Bowl Battle was Big? Fight Over Conservation Funding Looms Larger Limit Set for Native Polar Bear Hunters Under International Treaty White House: Tribes Fare Well in 2012 Budget Ziebach County South Dakota: America's Poorest County Top 5 Obama Regulations that American Businesses Hate Most The Top 11 Corporate Cash Hoarders |
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4 Donna Karan Collaborates With an Indigenous Artist as Part of "Nomad Two Worlds" Art Exhibit Alligator Wrestling and the Men Who Do It Custer Flag to Be Sold by DIA Museums Work to Credit the Individuals Behind Native American Artwork All My Relations Gallery Showcase for Native Art Grammy Winner Helps Locals Build, Understand Flutes German TV Crew Films Program About Nokota Horses |
 April 2011 News Edition |
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1 Fire and Ice: Melting Glaciers Trigger Earthquakes, Tsunamis, and Volcanoes Global Temperatures (2500 BC to 2007 AD) Amazon Drought: Greater Impact on Warming Than USA in a Year Participate in the Largest Midwest Earthquake Drill Scientists: Solar Storm Could Have the Power of Katrina The Most Vulnerable U.S. Nuclear Plants Now USDA Has Deregulated Genetically Engineered Bio Fuel Corn Eastern Cougar Declared Extinct |
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2 Angel Goodrich: Finalist for V Foundation Comeback Award Math & Science: Native Stem Students Too Few Native American Tribal Lands Could Produce 17.5 Kilowatt Hours of Electricity from Wind and Solar Power White House Education Officials Hear from Tribal Colleges Pendleton Blanket Sales Benefit American Indian Fund Lunch Events Building Bridges Between Native and Non-Native Students at UM John Gritts Selected as NIEA Elder of the Year |
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Navajo Man Helped Save the Environment Henvey Inlet First Nation Snags Major Energy Contract Svalbard Seed Vault to Take Peruvian Potato Samples After Big Drop in 2010, Monarchs Make Comeback Irreplaceable --The World's Most Invaluable Species Managing Water for the City of the Future BP Payments May Not Save Indians' Livelihoods |
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4 Is That a Banana in Your Water? Wearable Garden Creates Food For Bees Foods of the Americas: Native Recipes and Traditions Garden Brings Ancient History to Life Native Americans Use Art to Tell Our Stories Barb Abramo 1943-2011 How Dumb Are We? |
 May 2011 News Edition |
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1 Remains of Ice-Age Child Uncovered in Alaska Was Lost City of Atlantis Found in Spanish Marsh? Tibetans Evolved at Fastest Pace Ever Measured Scientists Suggest Native Woman Traveled to Europe 1,000 Years Ago Native American Women Warriors NCAI Announces Indian Country Leadership Awards Five Colombian Indigenous Languages "Nearly Extinct" |
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2 9 Ways to Attend College for Free TCJ Announces 2011 Student Writing Contest Winners Middle Schoolers Compete in National Science Bowl Language Students Take Honors at Fair Video Games to Teach Native American Languages Miami Tribe Publishes Stories Area Schools Feel Impact of Reporting Changes Map of the Internet 2011 |
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UN Report Paints Grim Picture of Conditions of World's Indigenous Peoples 13 Products Most Likely To Made by Child or Forced Labor Aspen Institute Launches Center for Native American Youth Founded by Senator Byron Dorgan Turning Food Into Fuel is Not the Solution Top 10 Animal Workaholics Pentagon Wants Secrets of Flying Snakes Ret. Col. Says UFOS Are Real, but Denies Government Cover-Up |
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4 Lost City Magic PALA Comes to Indian Country! Auntie's Fry Bread -- LA's First Native American Food Truck Visual and Cultural Studies Doctoral Student Named 2011 Wyeth Fellow Bronx Producer Back with Story of Native American Hoops Star Digital Natives Dallas Designers Unite Native American Major League Baseball Culture at New Spring Training Facility |
 September 2011 News Edition |
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Drug Dealers May Have Wiped Out "Uncontacted" Amazon Tribe Three Rare White Bison Born in Bend Joining Herd of 14 Louisiana's Tunica Tribe Revives It's Lost Language Endangered Languages Program at Library of Congress Blood Quantum Influences Native American Identity Econ 101 - 2011 Federal Budget Deal: Now It Makes Sense Fossil Find Shows Life on Mars Possible |
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Native Books on the 2011 Notable Children's Books List . Navajo Continues Life's Work with AICF Environmental Law Violations Found at Scores of Tribal Schools Run by Interior Department Maryland Becomes First State with Environmental Literacy Requirement Southeastern Students Attend Choctaw Indian Fair The Native Astronomer Tribal College Officials Give Obama Administration a Deadline Center For Comparative Native and Indigenous Studies Created at Mainz University |
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Volume 3 Biodiversity on Earth Plummets Despite Growth in Protected Habitats Tribe Leads Cultural Preservation Threatened by Invasive Species National Indian Energy Group Coca Cola Billboard Absorbs Air Pollution Butterflies "Treat" Sick Young Mountain Lion Killed in Conn. Had Walked from S. Dakota Monkey Steals Camera To Snap Himself |
Volume 4 New Offering in Aboriginal Sport and Recreation Adds Career-Enhancing Advantage to Students The 2011 US Indigenous Games A Fight for Jim Thorpe's Body Master Carver to Begin Creating Poles, Facade, for Quileute Cemetery Link Wray and His Ray Men, Power Chord Pioneers "Navajo Cops" Filming 6 New Episodes Native American ex-NBC Employee Suing for Harassment |
October 2011 News Edition |
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1 Baucus and Tester Seek Congressional Gold Medal for Elouise Cobell State Issues Fraud Warning to Native Americans The Taino Race of American Indian People is Far From Extinct Misconceptions, Biases a Part of Daily Life World's Oldest Person Thriving in Rainforest 2011 Native American 40 Under 40 The International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers to Hold Gathering in Brasilia, Brazil, in October |
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2 Translated Cartoon Series Marks Comeback of Lakota Language BEAR WALKER: The New Adventures of Rabbit and Bear Paws Project Teaches Native Youth To Be Leaders We the People Native Youth Group Bikes 200 Miles on the Trail of the Ancients Sequoyah Robotics Team 49th in World United Tribes ... Dedicate New Campus Garden |
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Nobel Peace Prize Winners Urge Obama to Reject Tar Sands Pipeline Ancient Incan Agriculture Revived Due to Climate Change Protect Great Lakes as Commons, Says Council of Canadians American Indians Learn Native Hawaiian Ancient Healing Practices on Oahu Retreat Inuit Rally in Ottawa In Face of Suicides Toll Architecture Students Build Green Homes for Native Americans Red Lake to Restore Great Pine Forests |
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4 13,000-Year-Old Bone with Mammoth or Mastodon Carving May be First in Western Hemisphere National Parks that Best Tell American Indian Culture and History The 2011 Native American Music Awards Courage With Grace: Tribal Police Chief is Accomplished Dancer, Too Food Network Praises Tocabe's Healthy Indian Taco Florida State Mascot Upsets Native Americans in Oklahoma A.J. Russell Makes His NASCAR Debut |
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1 Elouise Cobell Dies at 65; Native American Activist Six Nations: The Oldest Living Participatory Democracy on Earth Native Perspective: Seeing a "Missing Link" (Plymouth, Mass.) Savings Touted in End to Bilingual Program AFN Names Award Winners at Convention Why Native Americans Fight and Die for the Same U.S. Army That Slew Their Ancestors Single Mother of Four, Grandmother, and Company Commander in Afghanistan |
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2 [1620 - 1995] The Canadian Holocaust: The Indian Residential School Timeline University of Manitoba President Apologizes for How Native Tribes Were Educated Blackfoot Nation Chief Speaks to FFA Convention-goers Elders and Youth Conference Sets Stage for Alaska Federation of Natives Unheard Voices Brings American Indians Together Elders Bring Cultural Wisdom to SFU Campuses Top 200 List of Four-Year Colleges and Universities Geared Towards Native American Students |
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Texas Officials Censored Climate Change Report Poison Oak Planted to Protect Feather River Burial Ground PAK Fitness Videos and Toolkit from IHS Traditional Foods Go Digital SAMHSA Awards Up To $6.4 Million in Grants for Children's Mental Health Systems in AI/AN Communities Psychology Students Bring "Much Needed" Aid to Nebraska Reservations American Indians Fall Through the Health Care Cracks |
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4 Life's Beauties, Life's Tragedies Choctaw Stickball: A Fierce, Ancient Game Deep in Mississippi Cherokee Music Veteran Receives Grammy Nomination for her Nanyehi Project U.S. and Russian Scientists Target Elusive Siberian Snowman World's Largest Shark Sanctuary Declared in Central Pacific No Longer Circling the Wagons: Many National Parks Get Indian Stories Wrong Peace Pipe Trophy a Thing of the Past |
 December 2011 News Edition |
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Dec 2,
2011 White House Tribal Nations
Conference In Solidarity, Occupy Group Joins with Native Americans Status Indians Could Legally Be Extinct in 75 Years Jack Abramhoff, In New Book, Decries Endemic Corruption in Washington
Pathways Spiritual Sanctuary
Walk Welcomes All |
Volume 2
Most Nunavut Toddlers Lack Healthy Diet Students Learn to Preserve Native American Baskets White House Highlights Native American Youth as "Champions of Change" |
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3 78 Successful Natural Alterative Cancer Treatments Commonly Used World-Wide, part 1 The Real Thanksgiving: The 10 Best Native American Harvest Dishes |
Volume 4
Pine Ridge Skate Park A Promise for the Future
Navajo Jacoby Ellsbury Finishes Second in American League MVP Contest Vans Pendleton Shoes Were "Hottest Shoes In NDN Country" at Chicago Powwow |
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