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Three Indian Women Stepping Forward in Government
by Barbara Sorensen
The political arena is opening for
Native people, particularly at the state level.
Determination and Vision
by Barbra Wakshul
Chickasaw gastroenterologist David Perdue,
MD, MSPH works to lower the incidence of colorectal cancer among
American Indians and Alaska Natives.
Careers in Dentistry
By Jane Westberg
American Indians address disparities in
oral heath care by entering the field of dentistry.
The Making of a National Leader
by Stephanie Gordon
Nora McDowell-Antone, Fort Mojave tribal
chair, shows fortitude and wisdom in her leadership role.
Cultural Validity Creates Sovereignty
and Self-Determination
Nicole R. Bowman
Native American representation is needed
to properly implement funding for programming, research and evaluation.
Resurrecting Language
by Christine Graef
Many indigenous communities are working
hard to preserve their languages.
Reflections on American Indian Studies
A Conversation with Elizabeth Cook-Lynn
by Raymond Foxworth
American Indian scholar and writer Elizabeth
Cook-Lynn offers perspective on the past, present and future of
American Indian Studies.
The World We Used to Live In
Remembering the Powers of the Medicine Men
by Vine Deloria, Jr.
Reviewed by Richard
Simonelli
Vine Deloria, Jr.’s last book shares
collected stories remembering the powers of the medicine men.
Classicist in a Contemporary World
by Weld Royal
Chilkat blanket weaver Anna Brown Ehlers
attracts international attention as she carries on a Southeast
Alaska tradition.
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