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1 A Native Grandmother's Epic Walk for the Water Rediscovering Tecumseh's Vision Maliseet Grandfather Canoe Comes Home for Visit A Tribe Comes Home Dutch Museum Shows New York's Birth Certificate Mounties Learn About the Cree Experience Kiwis Not Sweet on Inuit Tourist's Complaints Indigenous Language Institute Wins Verizon Award Seminole Tribe Museum Earns National Accreditation UCSB Historian Wins Bancroft Book Prize |
Volume 2 Tutors Work to Boost Alaska Native Students Palin Rejects over 30% of Stimulus Money The Need for Indian School Buildings Shawnee Teams Place at Native Challenge Bowl Encouraging Tribal Youth to Consider Higher Education Project Phoenix An Interview With Teacher Tim McLaughlin Family's First Graduate Plans to Give Back Budget Threatens Native American Courses Ohio University Alumnus's Estate to Benefit Native American Scholarships |
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4 Scientist Locate the Edge of Space Asteroids Named in Luiseno Language Native Chiapas Bees: Recouping an Ancient Mayan Tradition Warming West Imperils Tiny Pika New Group is Formed to Sponsor Native Arts First Nations Music Will Ring Out to the World Chicken Scratch Music Inspires Quechan Filmmaker Elders Honored as Native Youth Olympics Open Investors Sought for Film About Native Sisters First European Indian Reservation Opens in Croatia |
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Opportunities
Highlights International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples The Spatial Significance of Native American Stories and Ideology 3rd North American Indigenous Food Symposium For All My Relations Conference for Indian Families Native American Journalists Association Student Workshop Animal Planet 2009 Hero of the Year Indian Youth of America Summer Camp Project Ignition True Hearts Colouring Contest Native American Basketball Invitational |
Libraries
Highlights Frogwatch USA Traditional native foods Swine Flu Prevention for Mexico's Indigenous People One State, Many Nations: Native Americans of Ohio Free Butterfly Garden Seeds Stand By Me Has Grand Canyon Skywalk Helped the Hualapai? People of the Whale Indigenous Peoples Pictorial Slideshow California Maidu Oral Histories and Music Free Green |
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Miracle, the Sacred Legend
Braiding Through Water:
Weaving Traditional and Western
Knowledge Dan Evehema's Final Message to Mankind Independence Day for the Native Americans |
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Messages From the
People
HighlightsNEA Native American BooklistCanada's
Food Guide for First Nations Metis, and Inuit
Don't Let Your Family Go Down the Tube (TV) A Trip through Ancient Mexico with Phil konstantin Lone Woman of San Nicolas Island Rabbit and Bear Paws Comic Strip it was said by George Catlin |
editorials
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Nominations for the Greatest Native Americans poll |
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This Month in Native American History
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Inupiaq culture by
mary lum sage 2009
Catching the First Whale |
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