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What Is Indiannet? Information Systems, Indiannet Jan 1995

What Is Indiannet? Information Systems, Indiannet

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains a set of draft images along with a brief definition and goals of INDIANnet.

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Religion In American Indian Communities, Author Unknown Jan 1995

Religion In American Indian Communities, Author Unknown

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains newspaper clippings on Catholicism and American Indians, the Methodist church conflict with Native American rites, Indians lift up traditions offer reconciliation, Symbols and Bravura by American Indians, and the banishment of a religious leader in Cochiti Pueblo.

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Indian Gaming, Ladonna Harris Jan 1994

Indian Gaming, Ladonna Harris

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains correspondence, testimonies, senators’ statements, Senate hearings, resolutions, drafts of amendments and checklists, reports, copies of congressional record-senate, a bill, and communications between LaDonna Harris President of the Americans for Indian Opportunity and members of the U.S. Senate, tribal leaders, and the President of the United States regarding the Native American gaming legislation and Indian Gaming Regulatory Act Amendments.

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Americans For Indian Opportunity – Indiannet, Ladonna Harris, Judy Kane, Indiannet Jan 1994

Americans For Indian Opportunity – Indiannet, Ladonna Harris, Judy Kane, Indiannet

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains a grant application to fund the second phase of INDIANnet, the first national Indian-owned computer network to provide information useful to American Indians and Alaska Natives. Copies of published INDIANnet Newsletters, news clippings, and drafts of the grant are also included.

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Indiannet Telecommunications Network Project, Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio) Jan 1994

Indiannet Telecommunications Network Project, Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio)

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains plans, budgets, a TIIAP Planning Grant and a timetable prepared by UNM Native American Studies. AIO's correspondence with sponsors and the New Mexico State Senate, the UNM Board of Regents, news clippings, drafts of reports, discussions, meetings, and grants to promote equity of access to Native American Communities are included.

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New Mexico Commission On The Status Of Women 1992-1994, Nm Commission On The Status Of Women Jan 1994

New Mexico Commission On The Status Of Women 1992-1994, Nm Commission On The Status Of Women

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains correspondence of New Mexico Commission on the Status of Women with U.S senators and other organizations to support the Women’s telecommunications Project. Attachments include copies of the proposal, comments by Prof. Robin Douthitt from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, remarks by Camille Haney, president of the Haney Group and copies of News releases, flyers, announcements, and communications.

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Indiannet 1991-94, Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio) Jan 1994

Indiannet 1991-94, Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio)

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This is a progress report about the development of INDIANnet for the 1991-1994 period. INDIANnet, Inc., a telecommunications network for tribal communities aimed to provide accurate and timely information on and for tribes. In a true public-private partnership, INDIANnet was developed with interested tribes and several federal agencies.

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Cooperative Learning Effects On The Self-Esteem Of Native American Indians, Catherine G. Pritzlaff Aug 1993

Cooperative Learning Effects On The Self-Esteem Of Native American Indians, Catherine G. Pritzlaff

Master's Essays (1922 - )

The Native American Indian is sometimes a forgotten minority group within the American School system. They do have special needs which are a result of their culture and background. This paper explores the use of cooperative learning to enhance the self-esteem of the Native American students. The concept of self-esteem and academic achievement have been linked together through research studies.

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Tribal Economic Flows: The Economic Contribution Of Native Americans To The New Mexico State Economy, Ladonna Harris Jan 1993

Tribal Economic Flows: The Economic Contribution Of Native Americans To The New Mexico State Economy, Ladonna Harris

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains correspondence, drafts and notes on the Tribal Economic Flows project (continued). Included are survey instruments and drafts of The New Mexico Tribal Economic Profile Summary Project developed with the assistance of the Ford Foundation to gather data covering tribally owned businesses, tribal natural resources, development, culture, and tourism to illustrate the significance of Tribal economies to the State economy.

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Tribal Economic Flows (Continued), Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio), Unm Barc Jan 1993

Tribal Economic Flows (Continued), Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio), Unm Barc

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains proposal drafts with annotations, correspondence, and communications with New Mexico State government officials, UNM partners, Indian Affairs, and tribal leaders concerning the Rural Economies: The Contributions of Tribal Economies to local, state, and regional economies project.

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Business Realities In Indian Country: A Brief Introduction For Corporate America, Alan Parker Jan 1993

Business Realities In Indian Country: A Brief Introduction For Corporate America, Alan Parker

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

In this booklet the author discusses the characteristics which distinguish the business environment on most Native American reservations to identify relative advantages and disadvantages for the purpose of dispelling possible confusion or misperceptions.

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Collective Design Of The Tribal Future: Structural Analysis Of Vision Statements Constructed By The People Of The Apache, Cheyenne, And Arapaho, Comanche, And Pawnee Tribes, Benjamin J. Broom Jan 1993

Collective Design Of The Tribal Future: Structural Analysis Of Vision Statements Constructed By The People Of The Apache, Cheyenne, And Arapaho, Comanche, And Pawnee Tribes, Benjamin J. Broom

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This paper reports on the results of recent design sessions conducted with several tribes in Oklahoma. During 1991 and 1992 the Americans for Indian Opportunity (AIO), a national Native American Organization concerned with Tribal Governance processes worked for Oklahomans for Indian Opportunity (OIO) to sponsor a series of four projects that included participative design sessions with the Apache, Cheyenne & Arapaho, and Pawnee Tribes of Oklahoma. The research methodology is described as participant centered, contextually embedded, dialogically based, integrated, and participant validated.

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The Economic And Fiscal Importance Of American Indians In New Mexico, Alfred L. Parker, Unm Jan 1993

The Economic And Fiscal Importance Of American Indians In New Mexico, Alfred L. Parker, Unm

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This study examines the economic relationship of New Mexico Indians to the state’s economy with the purpose of developing facts that will help to define that relationship. The discussion and analysis presented in this report is based primarily on information collected from survey documents distributed to New Mexico State agencies and survey documents distributed to a number of New Mexico Indian tribes and pueblos in late 1992 and early 1993.

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The Economic And Fiscal Importance Of American Indians In New Mexico – Draft, Alfred L. Parker, Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio), Unm Jan 1993

The Economic And Fiscal Importance Of American Indians In New Mexico – Draft, Alfred L. Parker, Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio), Unm

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This is a draft of The Economic and Fiscal Importance of American Indians in New Mexico: A research report prepared by Alfred L. Parker, Professor of Economics-University of New Mexico in cooperation with Americans for Indian Opportunity and the New Mexico Office of Indian Affairs.

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The Wounded Knee, Tiyospaye Crisis Center-National Park Service Jan 1993

The Wounded Knee, Tiyospaye Crisis Center-National Park Service

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains correspondence from the Tiyospaye Crisis Center in Denver, Colorado to the Wounded Knee tribe in South Dakota concerning a proposal to build the Sacred Hoop Wounded Knee Community Center and Historic Site. A copy of a brief proposal, congressional records, and a printed version of the draft study of alternatives and environmental assessments of the Wounded Knee are included.

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Ada Deer, Ladonna Harris Jan 1992

Ada Deer, Ladonna Harris

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains La Donna Harris and AIO’s correspondence concerning Ada Deer’s campaign for congress and newspaper clippings on Bert DeLeeuw’s murder, Ada Deer’s campaign, fund raiser and her campaign rivals.

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Native American Religious Freedom Project, Ladonna Harris Jan 1992

Native American Religious Freedom Project, Ladonna Harris

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains correspondence between Americans for Indian Opportunity and funding organizations regarding the Native American Religious Freedom Project.

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This Is What We Want To Share: Core Cultural Values, Ladonna Harris, Jacqueline Wasilewski Jan 1992

This Is What We Want To Share: Core Cultural Values, Ladonna Harris, Jacqueline Wasilewski

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This is a draft of AIO’s Contemporary Tribal Governance Series publication on Native American values. This draft entitled ‘This is what we want to share: Core Cultural Values’ by la Donna Harris in collaboration with Jacqueline Wasilewski is dated August, 1992. This manuscript addressed to tribal leader aims to provide the occasion for collective reflection, assist native peoples in differentiating themselves out of their collective mess, enable Native Americans to realize that in the dynamic world in which they live, even when they fix their present mess, it will not stay fixed, and enable native Americans out of their five …

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Assessing Expectations For The Government To Government Relationship, Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio) Jan 1992

Assessing Expectations For The Government To Government Relationship, Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio)

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains copies of the Assessing expectations for government to government relationship: Results of a national survey conducted by Americans for Indian Opportunity. Attached to this survey results are copies of USDA senior executive Service candidate development program: Individual Program of Study-Proposal for Action by David Mackenzie, a draft of a Statement of policy: Policy on American Indians and Alaska Natives by the Office of the Secretary of the Department of Agriculture, and an abbreviated individual study plan proposal for action by Christine Pytel from the USDA-Forest Service

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Repatriation: Culture Recaptured, Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio) Jan 1992

Repatriation: Culture Recaptured, Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio)

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This is a copy of AIO’s Repatriation project proposal submitted to the Pew Charitable Trusts in 1992. Repatriation: Culture recaptured is a two-pronged multi-year national education program to be undertaken in a true public-private partnership, forming alliances with several Federal agencies, national professional societies, museums, universities, and Native Americans. The goal of this partnership program will be to produce a comprehensive knowledge base concerning the unique cultures of native peoples. This information can be used to maintain and strengthen living traditions within native communities. Furthermore, these programs will engage the academic and museum communities in establishing a dialog with members …

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Tribal Economic Flows, Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio) Jan 1992

Tribal Economic Flows, Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio)

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains correspondence and communications between AIO and federal funding agencies, as well as state government, tribal leaders, and the University of New Mexico researchers to support the study and development of a model for tracking and analyzing tribal economic contributions to local, state, and regional economies. Copies of a grant proposal to The Ford Foundation with appendices and papers on culturally-sensitive aspects of AIO’s Tribal Issue Management Process by AIO, and The Wisdom of the people: A sharing and nurturing of Tribal Spirit by LaDonna Harris are included.

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Movies, Ladonna Harris Jan 1992

Movies, Ladonna Harris

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains AIO and LaDonna Harris’ correspondence related to the promotion of the film ‘The Pow-Wow Highway’. Some newspaper clippings about the misrepresentation and romanticized depiction of Native American cultures in movies such as Dances with wolves, Thunderheart, and Pocahontas are included in this file.

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Tribal Economic Flows: The Contributions Of Tribal Economies To Local, State, And Regional Economies, Ladonna Harris, Unm Barc Jan 1992

Tribal Economic Flows: The Contributions Of Tribal Economies To Local, State, And Regional Economies, Ladonna Harris, Unm Barc

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This is a copy of a grant entitled ‘Towards an understanding of rural economies: The contributions of tribal economies to local, state, and regional economies’, a proposal submitted to the Economic Development Administration United States Department of Commerce by the Business Assistance and Resource Center at the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Correspondence and communications with funding agencies and collaborators are included.

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National Indian Information Center: Concept Paper, Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio) Jan 1992

National Indian Information Center: Concept Paper, Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio)

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This is a copy of a concept paper to pilot a Non-profit Census Information Center together with American Indians, Eskimo, and Aleuts as the lead agency of a three-member consortium of Washington-based American non-profit organizations. Attached to this paper are communications and briefing papers.

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The Comanche Code Talkers Of World War Ii, Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio) Jan 1992

The Comanche Code Talkers Of World War Ii, Americans For Indian Opportunity (Aio)

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains abstracts, correspondence between American for Indian Opportunity and the Secretary of Defense, newspaper clippings, and pictures of celebrations honoring the Comanche Code Talkers of World War II.

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American Indian Business, Author Unknown Jan 1992

American Indian Business, Author Unknown

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains copies of a bi-monthly report on small business owners by the National Economic Development Association (NEDA) stressing the economic support for minority and Native American businesses in New Mexico, a copy of the Proposal to support Metallurgical Coke from Native American Owned Coal, a copy of Minority Business Today issue 1-March 1982, a copy of the newsletter of the Development Agency, a report by the Native American employment coalition, a copy of the printed guide: Indian Country USA travel planner, letters and advertisements related to Native American Business Services, and News on Native American businesses.

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Indiannet Data Survey, Ladonna Harris Jan 1991

Indiannet Data Survey, Ladonna Harris

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains communications and a questionnaire sent to some Native American Tribes to participate in the development of INDIANnet.

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Water Ii (In American Indian Country), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Jan 1991

Water Ii (In American Indian Country), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains a copy of the Nonpoint Source Guidance of December 1987 by the U.S. EPA Office of Water and the Office of Water regulations and standards, a report on the Clean Lakes Program Guidance dated August 1987 by the EPA Office of Water Regulations and Standards, a draft report to Congress on Indian Wastewater Treatment Needs and Assistance dated January 7, 1988 including appendices and a list of Indian group members, a draft of the 1990 Guidance of the EPA Office of Water for review and comments, and a report entitled “The killing of the Waters: Dams, development, …

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Taos Pueblo Blue Lake Land Restoration – 20-Year Commemoration Celebration 1991, R. C. Gordon-Mccutchan Jan 1991

Taos Pueblo Blue Lake Land Restoration – 20-Year Commemoration Celebration 1991, R. C. Gordon-Mccutchan

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains a printed program to the celebration of the 20th Anniversary of the Taos Pueblo Blue Lake Land Restoration dated September 7 & 8, 1991, and a copy of the printed version of the chapter entitled: The battle for Blue Lake: A struggle for Indian religious rights by R.C. Gordon-McCutchan, published by the Journal of Church and State in the Autumn of 1991. Correspondence and drafts of the preparations for the events in celebration of the Taos Blue Lake Restoration are also included.

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Toxic Waste, United States Environmental Protection Agency Jan 1991

Toxic Waste, United States Environmental Protection Agency

LaDonna Harris Native American Collection

This file contains a copy of the Outline of RCRA Subtitle D Mining Waste Strawman including guidelines for state mining waste management plan development, approval, and enforcement as well as technical criteria for mining waste management facilities and practices. This document was sent to tribal leaders by the EPA in 1988. Attachments to this document include correspondence and newspaper clippings on the danger of the proposed mining waste management plan alerting people of the collateral damage to the environment.

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