61. Issues -- Native Americans native american issues. Montana's tribes bring Montana. Current andUpcoming native american issues in Congress. • Native American http://baucus.senate.gov/issues-native.html

Native American Issues Montana's tribes bring a rich history and culture full of long-standing traditions to our state. I'm committed to boosting the economic health of our reservations and in our Indian communities while also protecting their heritage. It's important for the entire delegation to work together with our tribal leaders and the Interior Department to provide the needed resources to help our Native American communities flourish. In 2001, I was proud to co-host a Tribal Economic Development Summit with Senator Mike Enzi of Wyoming. The summit focused on strengthening education and training opportunities on the reservations and increasing availability of needed services. The summit also focused on creating partnerships between tribal and non-tribal entities, on and off the reservation. I'm dedicated to ensuring that no community is left behind as we move our economy forward, especially the Native American community that has given and continues to give so much to our state. Supporting Native Americans Current and Upcoming Native American Issues in Congress Links to Native American Websites National Congress of American Indians http://www.ncai.org

62. Innovative GIS: First Nations And Native American Issues First Nations and native american issues. Papers. GIS'97 February1997 - Vancouver, Canada, GIS Implementation at the Squamish Nation. http://www.innovativegis.com/papers/native.html

First Nations and Native American Issues Papers GIS'97 - February 1997 - Vancouver, Canada GIS Implementation at the Squamish Nation GIS'91 - February 1991 - Vancouver, Canada The Role of GIS in Integrated Resource Management for First Nations Initiatives in Alberta

63. Native American, Arctic Wildlife Refuge, Indian Education, Alaskan Tribes, Child Increase FY2002 Funding For American Indian and Alaska Native Education (5/17/01)FCNL Letter to Congress Priorities Related to native american issues In the http://www.fcnl.org/issues/nat/natindx.htm

Native American Advocacy FCNL Native American program activities will be temporarily suspended for the next several months while the FCNL Native American program goes through a process of staff transition, program evaluation, and strategic planning and development. We look forward to resuming our Native American program work in the near future. Please read the latest Native American Legislative Update to see how you can assist us in our evaluation process. Native American Legislative Updates NALU FCNL Letters and Statements FCNL Letter to House re: Citizenship for Tohono O'odham Nation Members (7/10/01) FCNL Letter to House: Elevate the Indian Health Services Director (6/28/01) FCNL Letter to Appropriations Interior subcommittees re: Increase the FY2002 Budget for the Indian Health Service (5/18/01) FCNL Letter to Appropriations Interior subcommittees re: Increase Funding for Bureau of Indian Affairs Education Programs and Facilities (5/16/01) FCNL Letter to Appropriations Labor-HHS-Ed subcommittees re: Increase FY2002 Funding For American Indian and Alaska Native Education (5/17/01)

64. Enter Native American Issues And Education Website Enter native american issues and Education website.~ best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer ~. http://www.jpusa.org/jacob/edfn/

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65. Native American Issues And Education Project native american issues and Education Project. Click above to view Portal. http://www.jpusa.org/jacob/edfn/index2.htm

Native American Issues and Education Project Click above to view Portal Contents Culture Miseducation Activism Links Amer. Indian Resources Webring Native Amer. ... Deception Authors Jacob Jessica Roberto Tiffany This website was created by the authors as a joint project for the summer of 2001's class on the Historical and Philosophical Foundations of Public Education at Northeastern Illinois University thanks to the facilitation of their instructor, Dr. Katherine M. Brown . Last update: 04.09.03 Have any questions or problems? Email the webmaster Jump to top Welcome to the NAIEP! This website focuses on the variety of forces impacting and instigated by the indigenous cultural groups of North America from the onset of European colonial expansion to the present. The contents of this site represent the combined efforts of four students currently attending Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago; see below for more information regarding the authors. Contents Native American IndiansA Culture Almost Forgotten Indigenous societies have so frequently been misrepresented by American culture at large that the later is in danger of forever loosing a factual account of the former; view this page for a multi-faceted introduction to a range elements shared by Native American social bodies, past and present.

66. RetaNet Lesson Plan native american issues in Latin America. © Latin America Data Base, LatinAmerican Institute (/retanet/plans/) Lesson plan by Margaret E. Ramos http://ladb.unm.edu/retanet/plans/search/retrieve.php3?ID[0]=467

67. Native American Issues - 01/28/2002 - 168798 Speech native american issues University of Arizona Tuc. ID 168798 01/28/2002 - 058 - $24.95. Mankiller, Wilma, Principal Chief http://www.c-spanstore.com/168798.html

SITE INDEX TV Schedule Classroom LIVE TV/Radio ... Shop C-SPAN Speech Native American Issues University of Arizona Tucson, Arizona (United States) ID: Mankiller, Wilma , Principal Chief (Fmr.), Cherokee Nation Tapahanso, Luci , Professor, University of Arizona Ms. Mankiller talked about the changing role of Native American women. Among the topics she addressed were attitudes toward women in power, native languages and ceremonies, and Native American history. Following her remarks she answered questions from the audience. Regular price: $29.95 Sale price: The Political Network of Record Created by Cable. Offered as a Public Service. © 2003, National Cable Satellite Corporation

68. Native American Issues Native American Art, Crafts, Culture, Religion. The Mystic Warriors of the Plains. SecretNative American Pathways A Guide to Inner Peace by Thomas E. Mails. http://www.gilanet.com/amerabo/native.htm

Native American Art, Crafts, Culture, Religion The Mystic Warriors of the Plains Thomas E. Mails This book is our "bible" when it comes to information on Plains Indian culture, lifestyle, crafts, tools, weapons, and etc. You name it, this book has it all. Detailed sketches (over 1000) and descriptions of just how these people made the items used during their daily life. Highly Recommended Fools Crow : Wisdom and Power by Thomas E. Mails This is an excellent account of the life of Frank Fools Crow, Lakota Medicine Man and Spiritual leader of his people during the early reservation period. This powerful writing details Fools Crows healing powers that he used only to help his people. Mails tells the poignant story of how Fools Crow struggled to keep alcohol off the reservations and to keep his people focused upon their ancient cultural ways and tribal traditions. I had the honor of meeting Frank Fools Crow just a year before his passing. He body was old and weak, but the light of life and wisdom in his eyes was clear and powerful. Secret Native American Pathways : A Guide to Inner Peace by Thomas E. Mails

69. Red & Green, Student Newspaper At Minot State University Speakers discuss native american issues. by LA Ljunggren, Senior Writer.Calvin Grinnell, a resource specialist for Mandan, Hidatsa http://www.misu.nodak.edu/redgreen/2002_2003/nov21_02/native_american.html

Nov. 21, 2002 NEWS Bookstore wins prize for window display Students need to be aware of STDs New MSU group to promote healthier campus KMSU auction set for Tuesday KMSU radio offers something to do SIFE organization to present credit-card debt workshop Speakers discuss Native American issues International students need more paperwork to study here POINTS OF VIEW Our Opinion The sleeping dragon has awakened A thousand ideas at Arts/Humanities Summit Emerson Drive rocks the arena SPORTS Football team plays U of Mary in playoffs Beaver men starting to gel Women ballers split weekend games Minot State University, Minot, ND E-mail us Archives MSU Home Page Speakers discuss Native American issues by L.A. Ljunggren, Senior Writer Calvin Grinnell, a resource specialist for Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Cultural Preservation, and Elgin Crows Breast, director of the Cultural Preservation Office, spoke with MSU students last week in the Student Union. The speakers discussed issues regarding Native American peoples, including cultural and spiritual values, future generations' resources, economic development and government relations.

70. Harvard Native American Program: About and concerned nonprofit foundations has enabled HUNAP to build key institutionalinfrastructure that is needed to move native american issues into the teaching http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/hunap/about.html

Friends and Colleagues: On behalf of the Harvard University Native American Program (HUNAP), I extend a warm welcome to all! While HUNAP has existed in various forms since its inception in 1970 as a program to train Native American leaders in the field of education, only recently has it been designated as one of Harvard's twelve Interfaculty Initiatives. Consistent with the Harvard University charter of 1650 calling for the "education of English and Indian youth," HUNAP has developed partnerships with established faculties at Harvard to build viable programs of research, teaching, and outreach on issues affecting the lives of indigenous peoples. While these scholarly activities are central to the mission of the program and of a great university, HUNAP maintains a strong emphasis on student support and development. We invite you to browse the features of our program and share our excitement as Harvard University reinvigorates its commitment to American Indian issues, students, leaders, and nations. Ken Pepion, Ph.D.

71. Native American Issues native american issues Source Donated by a Native American. Kupchella FormsCommittee To Study native american issues Source The Dakota Student. http://www.und-fraud.com/UND/Index Pages/native_american_issues.htm

UND General Info UND Medical School UND Discussion Other Sites ... Look Back Native American Issues Former Head Of NAACP Spoke About Nickname Source: The Dakota Student Can UND Dishonor Native Americans Much More? Source: Donated by a Native American Kupchella Forms Committee To Study Native American Issues Source: The Dakota Student Thirty Years Of Telling Us To Be Honored Source: High Plains Reader Fighting Sioux Name is Offensive To Many Source: High Plains Reader Report Outlines Indian Support - Kupchella: U Must Become Less Reliant On Federal Money To Aid Native Students, Programs Source: Grand Forks Herald Let's grow up, change the Sioux nickname and move on Source: Grand Forks Herald INMED Tribal Board: Drop Nickname Source: Grand Forks Herald UND NICKNAME: No Consensus At Standing Rock Source: Grand Forks Herald and Associated Press Statement to North Dakota State Board of Higher Education Source: James McKenzie, for the Campus Committee for Human Rights Native American Students Don't Get Free Ride At UND Source: Grand Forks Herald Hyslop Floor Logo Shows Insensitivity Source: Grand Forks Herald Logo Dispute Goes Far Beyond Sportsmanship Source: McKenzie is a professor of English at UND New Logo May Not Be Used This Year-But UND Officials Say They're Not Backpedaling On Issue Controversial Logo Turns Up On Shirts Source: Grand Forks Herald Faculty Members Ask Kupchella To Drop Nickname -Faculty Ambassadors Resign Over New Logo

72. First Nations|Issues Of Consequence Extensive collection of articles and fact sheets on native american history and individual tribes, from the perspective of the oppressed. http://www.dickshovel.com/

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73. American Indian StudiesExplore This Extensive Index Of Academic Resources Relate native american Sites. native americans. american Indian Links to Neat Places. First Nations/First Peoples issues. Human http://www.csulb.edu/projects/ais

74. TV 200 - Indigenous  World native american news, history, issues, language, ceremony, arts, music, genealogy, nations index. Chat room, links. From TV 200. http://www.i586.homestead.com/

@import url(/~media/elements/Text/font_styles.css); Indigenous World An Website and Directory of sites that contain Information About Native American, Indigenous and Aboriginal People Through of the World Webings: Indigenous World Webring Native American Music Ring Native American History Ring Indigenous World Art Gallery Showcase ... Click here to See Photos from my trip from Arizona Here is a list of my Favorite Sites Nativeweb.org Nativetech.org Native Life TV Latest Native American News ... NDN Sports This page was last updated on: March 29, 2003 Post a link to your Web Site in my Free-For-All Links Page Click Here Click here to Enter to the TV 200 Public Chat Room Do you Want to Link to Us? New URL: http://iw.2ya.com Thanks for Visiting TV 200 Indigenous World All Links Update as of 10/19/2002 The Indigenous World Webring Forum is Now Open. Test Out the New Indigenous World web Directory 27th Annual American Indian Film Festival American Indian Heritage Month The Focus of this Website Features an Directory of sites that contain Information About Native American, Indigenous and Aboriginal People Through of the World Topic cover of Interest Art Gallery and Museums, Powwow listing and info, Listing of NA/Indigenous nations, Native Media Film, Television, Radio, Music, News Papers and Magazines, History Page, Resources, Search, Education Sites, Issues and Political concerns, E Trading Post, Myths, Legends, stories about Indigenous People, Indigenous Languages, Genealogy, Contemporary, Alternative Traditional Native American and Indigenous Music, and Native Flute Music.

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FIRST NATIONS/FIRST PEOPLES Mailing List ...sign up and stay abreast of changes at the First Nations and Wounded Knee sites. Anna Mae Pictou book available... Presidential Commission on Race Holds No Native Americans Go to: First Nations Site Search Tool A B C ... Z A AMERICAN INDIAN MOVEMENT SITE ANNA MAE AQUASH ARCHIVE Clarifying my thoughts about Russell Means by Stephen E. W. Savage, July 17, 2000 Black Elk, AIM and the Rabbi by justanoldman Peltier CD Another Man's Poison: Profit and Loss in White Clay "For years, Indian deaths along the Nebraska border have gone unsolved..." They marched for their dead brothers... Rally leader vows to return to Whiteclay Nine protesters arrested for crossing police line "THIS IS THE NEBRASKA STATE PATROL, DISPERSE OR ENFORCEMENT MEASURES WILL BE TAKEN" Anna Mae's book available I am a white woman... You can only kick so long... Sea Shepards discussed... ... AIM Arizona endorsed performers... AIM Southern California Lakota Student Alliance Jill Cadreau and Milford High ...which translates into "If it ain't white...it ain't right."

76. Native American Indian Resources On The Web---Links, Books, Music, Video, Free, Keihan's Web Entry Page. american Indian Internet Resources. Indian issues, news, treaties and other documents. american Indian resources and links. http://tuscaroras.com/keihan

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77. Wotanging Ikche -- Native American News A native american newsletter distributed by Gary Night Owl. Here on this site you will find the latest copy of Wotanging Ikche, along with a complete archive of all back issues. http://www.nanews.org/index2.shtml

Welcome! You are our 102588th visitor... This is the World Wide Web home of Wotanging Ikche a Native American newsletter distributed by Gary Night Owl . Here on this site you will find the latest copy of Wotanging Ikche , along with a complete archive of all back issues. We dedicate both the newsletter and this webserver to keeping the brothers and sisters who share our Spirit informed about current events within the lives of those who walk the Red Road. Please choose one of the following: Current Issue The most recent issue, updated weekly Back Issues Archives of every issue of Wotanging Ikche that has been published. Support Need help? Want to subscribe? Have a question? Go here. Daily Headlines Courtesy of Owlstar.com - This link will open in a new window. (This link takes you outside of NANEWS.ORG.) Wotanging Ikche Native American News http://www.nanews.org/ Please send all submissions and subscription requests for this newsletter to gars@nanews.org Questions or comments about this website? Email webmaster@nanews.org

78. Public Health Reports The journal of the U.S. Public Health Service. Covers issues such as tobacco control, teenage violence, occupational disease and injury, immunization, drug policy, lead screening, native american health issues, and tuberculosis control. http://phr.oupjournals.org/

Special Issue: "Keeping America Healthy: CDC Prevention Research Partnerships" View Current Issue January 2003 Search for Articles Browse the Archive Email notification of TOCs ABOUT THE JOURNAL ... RELATED LINKS Other Oxford University Press journals that may be of interest: American Journal of Epidemiology International Journal of Epidemiology Journal of Urban Health International Journal of Quality in Health Care ... Health Policy and Planning Public Health Reports is published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the Association of Schools of Public Health and assisted by Stanford University Libraries' HighWire Press Online ISSN: 1468-2877

79. NVC Home Page, Native Voice Communications, Producers Of Independent Native News Producers of a daily, 5minute program for public radio, bringing listeners current news about native american life and issues from North America and Hawaii. Site includes internet feed access and satellite distribution information. http://www.nativevoice.org/

Home Organization News Awards ... Contact Us NEWS Independent Native News News Promos News Archives Current Affairs United States Senate United States House Bureau of Indian Affairs Indian Health Service ... Gaming Commission Awards Payne Awards for Ethics in Journalism NAJA Wassaja Award Link to INN INN buttons Arrest Made in 27 year-old Murder of Anna Mae Pictou Aquash April 7, 2003 On April 3, Independent Native News producer Lori Townsend filed a special report on a case that has haunted Indian Country for decades. The story touches on the leadership of the American Indian Movement that was involved in the 1973 shootout at Wounded Knee. The incident garnered national attention when two FBI agents were killed, along with a young Lakota tribal member. Our story begins with the recent arrest of Arlo Looking Cloud on federal charges of first degree murder, 27 years after he allegedly helped put Indian activist Anna Mae Pictou Aquash (picture) to death. The investigation of the case has been filled with intrigue and mystery, and this and coming arrests are top news in Indian Country. Now, as information is starting to come out about the case, Anna Mae Pictou Aquash's family has released a statement. As a courtesy to the family, who is trying to preserve its privacy, and to the press, which desires a statement from them, we are providing the statement of Debbie Maloney Pictou in its entirety. Debbie is the daughter of Aquash. Additional information can be found at

80. Native American Political Issues native american Political issues Homepage. http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/9118/

Mr. Government Mr. Government, Look at my Forest, Clearcut for Corporate America. Unnecessary destruction, And the environment is dying. Mr. Government, Look at my rivers and streams, Polluted by Corporate America. Unnecessary destruction, And the environment is dying. Mr. Government, Look at my mountains and valleys, Destroyed by Corporate America. Unnecessary destruction, And the environment is dying. Mr. Government, Look at my four-legged and winged relations, Murdered by Corporate America. Unnecessary destruction, And the environment is dying. Mr. Government, Look at my aquatic life Polluted and destroyed by Corporate America. Unnecessary destruction, And the environment is dying. Mr. Government, Look at our reservations, Destroyed by you, society, And Corporate America. Unnecessary destruction, Of the culture and beliefs, Of the Indian people, The Sovereign Nations, Of men, women and children, Old and young, Ties to the environment, All dying in the name of greed. Poem printed with written permission of Larry Kibby Elko Indian Colony, Nevada

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