Native Village

We Remember September 11

September 11, 2001 Flag found in World Trade Towers Rubble © Native Village Prayers for Peace Native Leaders Speak From the National Association of School Psychologists Message from the Dalai Lama We are at the Crossroads

"WE UNDERSTAND" by Cherokee Mangus

September 11, 2002 Fire Engine door recovered from WTT Rubble © Native Village September 11, 2002- We Remember A NATION GRIEVES  Charlotte Aldebron, 12, Speaks

In remembrance of 911...so we don't forget... Moose antler blade carved by Ray Stuart,   Madawaska Maliseet First Nation (eaglesinfligh28@hotmail.com)	9/11 and Acoma Pueblo Homeland security in Indian Country http://www.common-place.org/pastimes/200408.shtml
	9/11 As History Curriculum Commemorating 9/11 Free to Educators Nationwide http://www.familiesandwork.org/911ah/911ashistory.html
	Witness and Response September 11 Acquisitions at the Library of Congress http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/911/
	World Trade Center Site Memorial Competition Images of the 5201 submissions from 63 nations and 49 states for the World Trade Center Site Memorial   http://www.wtcsitememorial.org/

Native Village Home Page

Native Village is published with the generous help and support of friends, listserves, and online publications.   Without you, Native Village would not exist.  Megwich to you all.
Permission had been received to use copyrighted materials. We thank these kind people.
Native Villages Linking Policy: Our research, study and resource collections cover a lot of Internet territory! We do our best to screen all links and select only those we designate "kidsafe" and appropriate. However, Native Villages does not control the content found on third-party sites, so we are not always aware when content changes. If you discover a link that contains inappropriate information, please contact us immediately.  In addition, please be aware that each linked site maintains its own independent data collection, policies and procedures. If you visit a Web site linked to from Native Villages, you should consult that site's privacy policy before providing it with any of your personal information. For more information about keeping kids safe online, please read about the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).