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February 1, 2012
Volume 1
2012 State of the Indian Nations Address
Shadow Wolves: The World's Best Hunters of Humans
Late Code Talker Keith Little Lauded: "If It Wasn't For These Guys, We Wouldn't Be Here."
1st Maliseet Legislator for Maine Sworn In
Cultural Find in San Antonio, Remains of Apparent Prehistoric Hut Located
200 Years of History Brings Russians, Indians to Fort Ross
Volume 2
Raise High the "Ajijaa"
Banned Books: Tucson Middle School Students Become Heroes
Catching the Dream
Aspen Center's Youth Voices Report
Fort Lewis College Grad to Lead White House Effort on Native American Education
The 20 Essential American Indian Novels
 
Volume 3
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
Volume 4
Madness in March -- All  Indian High School  Basketball Tournament
More Than Frybread
The Native Arts and Cultures Foundation Award Winners
Aboriginal "Mosquito Mask" Fetches $400,000 at French Auction
Tiny NW Tribe to Have Totem Pole Installed at Smithsonian
Smithsonian Architect to Work With UW American Indian Studies Program
 
NATIVE VILLAGE Opportunities and websites
January, 2012
Opportunities Highlights
C-SPAN StudentCam
Best Intergenerational Communities Awards
The 25 Most Powerful and Influential Young People
Water Planet Challenge Grants
Wildlife Conservation Youth Engagement Grants
Tribal College Journal Student Creative Writing Contest
Bikes Belong Coalition
The 2012 AISES Google Scholarship
Udall Native American Scholarships
The 2012 Arctic Winter Games
Music Matters Grant Program
Libraries Highlights
How to Build a Longhouse
2011 Extreme Weather Video
United Nations Radio
SunWatch Indian Village Circa 1200 AD
Death and Burial Of Crazy Horse
Why Native Americans Fight and Die for Same US Army That Slew Their Ancestors
Dolphin Bubbles
Indigenous Plants & Native Uses in the Northeast
A Mission Record of the California Indians
American Indian Library Association


THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF 13 INDIGENOUS GRANDMOTHERS
Official Internet Youth Forum
Grandmothers Council


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
Native Village Resources

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Center for Native American Youth from the Aspen Institute
 
Tribal Information from the Aspen Institute

native Village LIBRARIES Updates 
Native American Quotes
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 QUOTES ART GALLERY

 
 Messages From the People Highlights150-Year-Old Letters Give Voice to Dakota Prisoners [Abe Lincoln]
Words from a Native American Wedding Ceremony
indian Civil Rights Act of 1968
 My Name is Meth
Accountability and Sovereignty in American Indian Education by Vine Deloria, Jr
 Inspiration Highlights
  The Polly Cooper Shawl [and Valley Forge]
Walking in the Days of the Prophecy
 Power of the Circle
 The Crazy Horse Tintype
Way of Life Melting Away
1975 Prayer to U.S. Senate
Remembering Columbia The 23rd Psalm in Cherokee Language

editorials Highlights
 
This Month in Native American History 
By Phil Konstantin
February
Zaagkii Wings and Seeds:
Protect the Pollinators

Shared by Greg Peterson
Inupiaq culture
By Mary Anniagruk Sage
Egg Hunting on the Arctic Cliffs

Messages to Youth from Leonard Peltier
 Supporting the Leonard Peltier Defense offense Committee
 
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