30 December 2009

American Indian History, Culture

List of articles and media on America.gov dealing with American Indians

 
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Cissimarie Juan sings the national anthem in her native Tohono O’odham tongue
Cissimarie Juan sings the national anthem in her native Tohono O’odham tongue in the Arizona Senate. (© AP Images)

American Indian Heritage Month

11/25/2009 President Obama’s Statement on Native American Heritage Day

11/06/2009 American Indian Heritage Month Links

11/05/2009 U.S. Honors Contributions of American Indians, Alaska Natives

11/01/2009 Remarks by President Obama at Tribal Nations Conference

10/30/2009 Proclamation on National Native American Heritage Month

History and Government

11/10/2009 The Navajo Code Talkers

08/12/2009 American Indians Revive Tribal Identity to Raise Economic Status

08/12/2009 Tribal Gambling Pays for Scholarships

06/17/2009 Obama Appoints Policy Adviser for Native American Affairs

06/16/2009 Obama on Nomination of Teehee as U.S. Adviser for Indian Affairs

05/27/2009 American Indian Tribes Have Top Priority for Colorado River Water

05/27/2009 New Mexico Looks to Future Use of Colorado River Water

05/27/2009 United States Balances Competing Needs for Colorado River Water

05/27/2009 U.S. Management of Colorado River Addresses Conflicting Goal

02/13/2009 Legendary Indian Chiefs: Leaders Who Advocated for Their Tribes

12/05/2008 New U.S. Coin Series to Honor American Indians

08/28/2008 American Indian Vote Will Be a Factor in Several Swing States

08/06/2008 Sovereignty of Indian Tribes

04/28/2008 Guiding Lights to a New World: Pocahontas and Sacagawea (from Women of Influence)

04/27/2008 Wilma Pearl Mankiller (from Women of Influence)

04/05/2008 Early America (from Outline of U.S. History)

10/18/2007 American Indians Seek Greater Understanding, Recognition

05/04/2007 American Indians See Opportunity in Jamestown Anniversary

05/04/2007 Pocahontas Played Mythic Role in Founding of Jamestown

11/06/2006 Laws Reflect Changing Status of American Indians in U.S. History

11/06/2006 United States Respects Indian Tribes’ Right to Self-Determination

07/12/2006 Virginia Indians Embark on Historic Trip to England

07/25/2005 Energy Department Gives $2.5 Million to Native American Tribes

09/24/2004 Iroquois Constitution Influenced That of U.S., Historians Say

10/14/2003 U.S. Department of Education Elevates Office of Indian Education

01/27/2003 Education Secretary Announces Funding Increase for Tribal Colleges

12/03/2002 John Herrington First American Indian to Walk in Space

07/26/2001 Bush Presents Congressional Gold Medals to Navajo Code Talkers

Culture

12/20/2009 “IndiVisible” Poses Questions on American Indian Identity

12/02/2009 International Opera Singer Fuses Classical and Cherokee Elements

11/23/2009 American Indian Authors: Linking Past and Present

11/16/2009 Educating Indigenous Latin American Youth

11/13/2009 Elders Sharing Life Stories Expand Views of Young Listeners

10/28/2009 Clubs Help Mayan Girls in Guatemala Stay in School

08/17/2009 Skateboard Culture: An Extreme Sport Helps Native Americans Soar

03/31/2009 Secretary of State Launches Educational Initiative in Mexico

03/27/2009 Clinton’s Roundtable Interview with Indigenous Students in Mexico

03/25/2009 Lillian Pitt: An Artist Whose Modern Creations Have Ancient Roots

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Rylan Baker performs a Fancy Dance
Rylan Baker, appearing at the National Museum of the American Indian, demonstrates the Men’s Fancy Dance. (Ken White/State Dept.)

02/15/2009 Artist Offers 21st-Century Interpretations of the American West

02/06/2009 The Toughest Indian in the World (from Multicultural Literature in the United States Today)

02/06/2009 Simple Memories as Poetry and Pulling Down the Clouds (from Multicultural Literature)

02/06/2009 Teaching the Art of Being Human (from Multicultural Literature)

02/06/2009 Blackfeet Troubadour Sings Traditions (from Multicultural Literature)

02/05/2009 Writing to Bridge the Mixed-Blood Divide (from Multicultural Literature)

01/16/2009 Inaugural Parade Will Present a Mosaic of America

11/13/2008 Artist Fritz Scholder Redefined Native American Art

09/19/2008 Navajo Healers, Sand Paintings Keep Tribal Traditions Alive

08/05/2008 Navajo Textbook Aims to Preserve Language, Culture

05/22/2008 Linda Hogan: For Life’s Sake (from Writers on America)

01/23/2008 Young Innovator Profile: Geneva Wiki (from The Next New Thing)

11/16/2007 U.S. Embassies to Show Works of Five American Indian Artists

08/14/2007 American Indian Regalia Dazzles at National Powwow

08/14/2007 National Powwow Honors American Indian Cultural Traditions

07/20/2007 American Indian Dresses Blend Tradition and Innovation

07/19/2007 Virginia Rooted in Senegalese, Kentish and Native Cultures

12/21/2006 American Indian Musicians Make Many Kinds of Music

11/14/2006 American Indian Rituals Featured in Popular Museum Exhibition

11/01/2006 Artist John Nieto Offers 21st Century Interpretations of American West

07/26/2006 Conservation Efforts Give Historic American Bison a Future

09/28/2005 Latin America Tour Set for Curtis Photos of North America Tribes

08/16/2005 National Powwow Celebrates American Indian Customs

09/25/2004 Music, Dance, Storytelling Central to First Americans Festival

09/21/2004 The Opening of the National Museum of the American Indian

09/21/2004 Opening of Indian Museum Draws Thousands to Celebration

09/17/2004 New American Indian Museum an Ongoing Tribute to Native Cultures

08/08/2002 U.S. Customs’ Native American Trackers Take Their Skills to Europe

Features

American Indian Artists: A Tale of Two Visionaries

American Indians in Business

Water Usage and the Colorado River

eJournal USA

Indigenous People Today

Photo Galleries

American Indian Entrepreneurs

Artist John Nieto Reinterprets Icons of the American West

American Indians in Modern Times

The Diverse Faces of the American Frontier

Fritz Scholder: Indian/Not Indian

Indigenous Peoples: A Record of Achievement

Ramp It Up: Skateboard Culture in Native America

Videos

Edward S. Curtis, Photographer of the American West (7.85 MB)

Smithsonian National Powwow 2007 (8.48 MB)

Audio

America …Pass It On (MP3)
America …Pass It On (Transcript)

Mice Make Peace (MP3)
Mice Make Peace (Transcript)

Speak to Me Grandma (MP3)
Speak to Me Grandma (Transcript)

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