Native Village
Youth and Education news Volume 3  February 2012 
 


 

Live in Balance
Benjamin Harjo, Jr. Seminole/Shawnee

"If people are going to get back into balance, one of the things they have to do is seek the truth. They have to start really speaking the truth themselves, and that's a difficult thing to do. The way it is now in the world, we don't mind lying."  John Peters, Wampanoag

American Indian Twins Born in Separate Years Are Home and Doing Well

Decolonizing Diet Project

BFC Honored as "Small Green Group That Makes a Big Difference"

WWF and The Coca-Cola Company Team Up to Protect Polar Bears

Healing Native Spirits in MN Long-Term Foster Care

 

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