Oyate
Oyate is a Native organization working to see that Native American lives
and histories are portrayed honestly. Their work includes evaluation
of texts, resource materials and fiction by and about Native peoples
and conducting of teacher workshops.
NativeWeb:
resources for indigenous cultures; 4161 listings
Waasa
Inaabidaa: "We Look in All Directions"
A series of educational materials about the Anishinaa! people of the
Great Lakes. Interactive web site provides a teaching guide, video clips
of traditional teachints/stories, history and awareness pieces, a chat
room, glossary and community outreach information.
Carlisle
Indian Industrial School
This site shares our American history from 1879-1918 regarding attempts
to "civilize" Native Americans to become copies of their "God-fearing,
soil-tilling, white brothers" through the forced institutionalization
of children.
American
Indian Program (AIP)
Mission: develop respect for and understanding of native views, enable
Indian student to achieve at Cornell, and extend Cornell resources to
Indian communities.
Cornell Cooperative Extension American
Indian Communities Outreach Program Work Team
An extension team focusing on aquaculture and fisheries,
Native American agriculture, plant materials, and youth education. Work
team co-chairs are
H. David Greene and Jane
Mt. Pleasant.
To
Build a Bridge--Working with American Indian Communities
Developed to improve service delivery in Indian communities, incorporate
Indian values into research methodologies w, and educate policy makers
and program developers about the unique situation of American Indians.
Cost is $12. Published by the American Indian Policy Center
