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| native american Latest News+ XML/RSSBy Montana State University A summer course at Montana State University in Bozeman teaches students to process animal skins using a traditional Northern Plains method to produce buckskin leather and a traditional decorated parfleche container. By Seminole Tribe of Florida The Native Learning Center has added new presentations that focuses on Strengthening Tribal Communities into the Future to it's 5th Annual Summer Conference Agenda. By Tribal Solutions Inc. Tribal Solutions Inc., a global manufacturer of precision machining parts and a parts distributer for the aerospace and aviation industries, recently received approval for a Part 145 Repair Station by the Federal Aviation Administration... By Native Learning Center The conference will present a variety of session focusing on Strengthening Tribal Communities into the Future. By Pow Wow Marketing Las Vegas, Nevada - March 11, 2013 – POW WOW MARKETING, (powwowmarketing.com) a 100% Native American-owned company, was named the “official” text message provider for National RES 2013 (National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development)... By National Indian Gaming Association Panel Discusses Regional Resolutions Calling For Obama Native Nations Policy By Native Learning Center The Native Learning Center (NLC) is happy to announce new team member Staci Eagle Elk (Osage Nation). The NLC team we will continue to be dedicated to the development of cultural and quality of life skills for all Native and Indigenous people. By National Indian Gaming Association NIGA Chairman Ernie Stevens Jr praises Jefferson Keel's State of Indian Nations Address By North Carolina American Indian Health Board New network of American Indian physicians to advocate for improving health disparities meeting in Lumberton today. Speakers: Dr. Anthony Cannon, a national diabetes expert and Lou Brock, Nat'l Baseball Hall of Fame, and living with diabetes. By IRiDiAN Group The St. Francis Mission, on the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota, is opening a new dental clinic. The clinic is designed to help in a humanitarian disaster - the lack of adequate dental care - on the Rosebud Reservation. By Lee Enterprises Consulting Inc Experienced Alternative and Renewable Fuels Expert to Lead New Division By McAward Productions, Inc. McAward Productions has started a fund raising campaign to complete production of a documentary, entitled Vanishing Culture, on the native inhabitants of Alaska. By Member of the Think Tank This inter-disciplinary think tank explored the American Indian medical patient experience through a multi-perspective lens. It was a journey through the issues and complexity involved in providing a patient experience within a health care setting. By University of Missouri–St. Louis Dovie Thomason, a Lakota and Kiowa Apache, and featured teller at the upcoming 33rd Annual St. Louis Storytelling Festival, explores this tragic chapter in our nation’s history. By Scarlet Raven Texting Scarlet Raven Texting (SRTexting.com) will be providing text message marketing for the National Indian Gaming Association Tradeshow in San Diego, CA, April 1-4. SRTexting is a Native American owned mobile marketing provider for the casino industry. By NCAIHB Organization grows as it aims to eliminate health disparities among the largest population of American Indians east of the Mississippi River By Steve Cantrell They Wove for Horses: Diné Saddle Blankets opens at the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture March 25, 2012 highlighting the textile-weaving proficiency of Diné weavers and design skills of Diné silversmiths dazzling headstalls of silver and turquoise. By Pow-wowJamz, LLC Brought to you by Pow-wowJamz, LLC and recorded live at the Chasing the Sun Powwow, at the University of Phoenix Stadium, in Glendale, Arizona, this CD features 12 tracks of world championship native american powwow singing. All Press ReleasesBy Agenda Akela, New Mexico —On May 10, Fort Sill Apache Tribal Chairman Jeff Haozous was elected Vice President of the Apache Alliance. By Montana State University A summer course at Montana State University in Bozeman teaches students to process animal skins using a traditional Northern Plains method to produce buckskin leather and a traditional decorated parfleche container. By StuART Drums Stu Braks, creator of the StuART Drums art company, was featured in Western Art Collector magazine which details an upcoming art show during Memorial Day weekend in Prescott, Az. By Seminole Tribe of Florida The Native Learning Center has added new presentations that focuses on Strengthening Tribal Communities into the Future to it's 5th Annual Summer Conference Agenda. By Fort Sill Apache Tribe Today, the Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners formally approved a resolution supporting the Fort Sill Apache’s return to its New Mexico Homelands and its economic development and job creation efforts through the planned casino in Akela, NM. By Tribal Solutions Inc. Tribal Solutions Inc., a global manufacturer of precision machining parts and a parts distributer for the aerospace and aviation industries, recently received approval for a Part 145 Repair Station by the Federal Aviation Administration... By Native Learning Center The conference will present a variety of session focusing on Strengthening Tribal Communities into the Future. By Pow Wow Marketing Las Vegas, Nevada - March 11, 2013 – POW WOW MARKETING, (powwowmarketing.com) a 100% Native American-owned company, was named the “official” text message provider for National RES 2013 (National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development)... By National Indian Gaming Association Panel Discusses Regional Resolutions Calling For Obama Native Nations Policy By Native Learning Center The Native Learning Center (NLC) is happy to announce new team member Staci Eagle Elk (Osage Nation). The NLC team we will continue to be dedicated to the development of cultural and quality of life skills for all Native and Indigenous people. By National Indian Gaming Association NIGA Chairman Ernie Stevens Jr praises Jefferson Keel's State of Indian Nations Address By National Indian Gaming Association President Obama’s Speech is Relevant for Indian Country Regarding Business and Jobs Growth. By StuART Drums StuART Drums provides handmade, authentic hoop drums. These are crafted by Stu Braks, the artist of StuART Drums. By Montana State University Extended University An online graduate course from Montana State University covers federal Indian law and policy from the Constitution to present day. The class is open to anyone with a bachelor's degree. By Kim Strand Co. New online site launched to network and connect Tribal governments and Native professionals. By National Indian Gaming Association Summit Brings Together Tribal Leaders on Eve of White House Tribal Nations Conference. By Q&CY Books Cherokee Talisman flows between savagery and tenderness as it recreates the neglected history that existed when one nation was born and another almost died. By Strategic Book Group Obsidian Wolf is an engaging new novel about supernatural events emanating from a strange carving that holds evil properties. By North Carolina American Indian Health Board New network of American Indian physicians to advocate for improving health disparities meeting in Lumberton today. Speakers: Dr. Anthony Cannon, a national diabetes expert and Lou Brock, Nat'l Baseball Hall of Fame, and living with diabetes. By Big Navajo Energy, LLC Window Rock, AZ (October 12, 2012) – Big Navajo Energy (BNE), a Utah-based renewable energy company, announces it is a 100-percent Navajo owned-and-operated company focused on the development and deployment of efficient power generation technology. By IRiDiAN Group The St. Francis Mission, on the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota, is opening a new dental clinic. The clinic is designed to help in a humanitarian disaster - the lack of adequate dental care - on the Rosebud Reservation. By About California State University San Marcos San Marcos, CA— The state of California Indian education will highlight the 27th Annual California Indian Conference on Friday, Oct. 5 and Saturday, Oct. 6 at California State University San Marcos (CSUSM). By F. H. Grissino, Author Book Title: "When Horses Fly" - The Karankawa of Terlingua, 68 pages, price 7.95 available now on Createspace at: www.createspace.com/3777438 By Native Learning Center The Grant Researching & Proposal Writing in Indian Country Workshop will provided ways to write grants, research grants, and seek private and federal grants. By Bear Clan Brown Family Farm Join us for the 3rd Annual Gathering of the Tribes in East Greenbush at the Brown Family Farm. Fun for all ages and very affordable. Child friendly activities. By Ritchie White Third annual Spirit of the Wolf Native American Festival, Aug. 25th and 26th 23 Pine St. Extension, Broadalbin, NY 12025. Featuring, the Aztec Fire Dancers, Flute Player Robert Kunnaway, and Beyond Human, Inc. A Wildlife/Exotic animal education. By Native Learning Center The Native Learning Center Launches its first Live Webinar On Kerretv Online, an online environment for learning! Savant Books Announces Release of A.G. Hayes' Novel, "Who's Killing All the Lawyers?" in Multi-eBook By Savant Books and Publications Savant Books and Publications LLC, Honolulu, Hawaii, announces the release of A. G. Hayes' detective murder-mystery novel, "Who's Killing All the Lawyers?" in multiple eBook formats By Lee Enterprises Consulting Inc Experienced Alternative and Renewable Fuels Expert to Lead New Division By NarroWay Productions See, hear, touch, taste and smell -- engage all your senses in a unique, fun-filled experience at the Native American Festival on July 14 at the NarroWay Theatre! By McAward Productions, Inc. McAward Productions has started a fund raising campaign to complete production of a documentary, entitled Vanishing Culture, on the native inhabitants of Alaska. By NarroWay Productions Saturday, June 16, Native American Flutist Adrian Bailey will perform live at the NarroWay Theatre prior to the inspiring, Apache-influenced show, "Wounded Warrior." By Strategic Book Group Learn about Native American culture through the eyes of a child in the stirring new novel "Billy and the Spirit Dancer." By NarroWay Productions Friday, May 18, Ronnie Beck from the Catawba Indian nation will perform authentic Native American dances onstage at the NarroWay Theatre prior to the performance of "Wounded Warrior." By Member of the Think Tank This inter-disciplinary think tank explored the American Indian medical patient experience through a multi-perspective lens. It was a journey through the issues and complexity involved in providing a patient experience within a health care setting. By Jon Faivre Researching her dad's manuscript that chronicles alcoholism in their Native American culture, Zella uncovers evidence that her father was murdered and searches for the truth. Support BlissPath on Kickstarter.com today. By Michael Woestehoff, NIGA The National Indian Gaming Association brought over 5,800 attendees to the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California for their annual convention and tradeshow. By University of Missouri–St. Louis Dovie Thomason, a Lakota and Kiowa Apache, and featured teller at the upcoming 33rd Annual St. Louis Storytelling Festival, explores this tragic chapter in our nation’s history. By ndnsports.com NDNSPORTS.COM website relaunches its website with a new design and continues providing the most up-to-date information on Native American athletes. By Michael Woestehoff, NIGA San Diego, CA (April 4, 2012) – For the first time ever, a entire tribal nation has received the Wendell A. Chino Humanitarian Award at the National Indian Gaming Association’s 2012 Indian Gaming Tradeshow & Convention. By Scarlet Raven Texting Scarlet Raven Texting (SRTexting.com) will be providing text message marketing for the National Indian Gaming Association Tradeshow in San Diego, CA, April 1-4. SRTexting is a Native American owned mobile marketing provider for the casino industry. By Maryglenn McCombs "Skeleton Picnic" will be available nationwide on April 3, 2012 By LINFIELD COLLEGE Millions of potential college students aren’t sure how to navigate the system of higher education, but it’s possible for anyone to go to college, says Michael Reyes of Linfield College. By NCAIHB Organization grows as it aims to eliminate health disparities among the largest population of American Indians east of the Mississippi River By Steve Cantrell They Wove for Horses: Diné Saddle Blankets opens at the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture March 25, 2012 highlighting the textile-weaving proficiency of Diné weavers and design skills of Diné silversmiths dazzling headstalls of silver and turquoise. By LostWorlds.org Ancient city constructed around 2300 B.C. featured three neighborhoods each surrounded by circular walls twenty feet in height constructed from tons of seashells. Earliest pottery in North America also found buried in the remains of this lost city. By Pow-wowJamz, LLC Brought to you by Pow-wowJamz, LLC and recorded live at the Chasing the Sun Powwow, at the University of Phoenix Stadium, in Glendale, Arizona, this CD features 12 tracks of world championship native american powwow singing. By Native Spirit PR & Entertainment Arvel Bird, internationally acclaimed violinist and Native American flutist, will pay tribute to the Arizona Centennial in a performance with the Chandler Symphony Orchestra at 7:30 p.m. on February 3, 2012 at the Chandler Center for the Arts, AZ. By Linfield College Newsroom In just eight short years, minority students are projected to outnumber whites on college campuses for the first time. Many will be the first in their families to attend college. Promoting Ethical and Just Environmental Policy in Native America Discussed in Environmental Justice By Bill Schappert How best to ensure environmental justice for Native Americans in terms of policy, governance, and activism on tribal lands? The broad range of issues and challengesare explored in athought-provoking special issue of Environmental Justice. |
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