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Contact: Rita Reynolds March 10, 2003 NIU conference to focus on Native American issues DeKALB - The Northern Illinois University student organization Native Americans Together Insuring Our Nations' Sovereignty (NATIONS) will host “All My Relatives,” a conference on Native American history, values and issues, March 28-30, in the Holmes Student Center on campus. The conference s eeks to raise awareness of Native American beliefs and culture, with a special emphasis on improving how those topics are handled in the classroom – from grade school through graduate school. “We particularly want to attract teachers to this event,” said organizer Rita Reynolds. “Our goals are to raise awareness of Native American issues, erase stereotypes, and help all who attend to feel a greater sense of connectedness with the Native American community.” Panel discussions will cover sacred sites and objects; family dynamics within Native American communities; Native Americans and the educational system; and contemporary issues ranging from casinos to reparations. Speakers and panel members will include educators, tribal leaders, cultural experts and others who can speak from first hand experience on the issues they will address. The conference will feature break-out sessions on topics ranging from creation stories and art, to a session on woodland survival skills. There will also be several sessions aimed at issues affecting Native Americans today, including an examination of Native American portrayals in the media, activism and Native American rights in Illinois.

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Current Issue Archived Issues Publication Schedule Subscribe ... Office of Public Affairs NIU conference to focus on Native American issues The Northern Illinois University student organization Native Americans Together Insuring Our Nations' Sovereignty (NATIONS) will host "All My Relatives," a conference on Native American history, values and issues, from Friday, March 28, to Sunday, March 30, in the Holmes Student Center. The conference seeks to raise awareness of Native American beliefs and culture, with a special emphasis on improving how those topics are handled in the classroom - from grade school through graduate school. "We particularly want to attract teachers to this event," organizer Rita Reynolds said. "Our goals are to raise awareness of Native American issues, erase stereotypes, and help all who attend to feel a greater sense of connectedness with the Native American community." Panel discussions will cover sacred sites and objects, family dynamics within Native American communities, Native Americans and the educational system, and contemporary issues ranging from casinos to reparations. Speakers and panel members will include educators, tribal leaders, cultural experts and others who can speak from first-hand experience on the issues they will address. The conference will feature break-out sessions on topics ranging from creation stories and art to a session on woodland survival skills. There also will be several sessions aimed at issues affecting Native Americans today, including Native American portrayals in the media, activism and Native American rights in Illinois.

18. 1995 State Legislation On Native American Issues 1995 State Legislation on native american issues. 56page document. This reporton state legislation that addresses native american issues is in two parts. http://www.ncsl.org/programs/esnr/95trbleg.htm

Login Here Register Now To access special member content and services legislators, legislative staff and Foundation for State Legislatures sponsors must log in. ( Clear this notice.) NCSLnet Registration Help Forgotten NCSLnet Password? Energy, Science and Natural Resources Program 1995 State Legislation on Native American Issues 56-page document December 1995 By Melinda K. Jacquez Contents Foreword Introduction 1995 Selected Bill Analysis Five-Year Bill Trend Summary ... By Topic 1995 Bill Summaries by State Alabama Maryland Oklahoma Alaska ... Wyoming Foreword For the past five years, funding from the Ford Foundation has allowed the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) to research, analyze and compile information about state legislation that deals with state-tribal issues. This year's edition will be the last as the Ford-funded project will be completed on December 31, 1995. We hope to continue this effort in future years on a limited basis. For the past four years, NCSL has participated as a host company in the Council of Energy Resource Tribes' summer tribal intern program for Native American college and graduate students. This year we were privileged to employ Melinda K. Jacquez, who is finishing her final year of law school at the University of Colorado-Boulder. Melinda holds a B.S. degree from the University of Oregon-Eugene in general science. She plans to work for her tribe, the Navajo Nation, in a natural resources position after graduation. The main project for CERT interns at NCSL has been the compilation of state-tribal legislation. This year's edition, authored by Ms. Jacquez and supervised by Jim Reed, includes three new features. The first is a description of tribal sovereignty and its significance to state governments. The second is a listing of 1995 bills that appear to affect tribal sovereignty issues. The third is a summary of legislation enacted by topic for the period 1991-1995. The remainder of the report covers the 467 bills and resolutions introduced in the 1995 state legislative sessions.

19. NACS: Native American Cultural Society At UConn Student organization open to the community to discuss native american issues, share Native culture and promote Native American awareness. Everyone is welcome to participate in club meetings and attend the annual powwow. http://members.tripod.com/~smgs/nacs.html

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated This page has been visited times. NACS at Schemitzun 1998 NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURAL SOCIETY Men's drum circle, videos, native food, discussions, women's and men's dancing, lectures and craft workshops,library and general hangout in room Student Union 215A. no dues, no ethnic requirements, everyone is welcome Teach, learn and share. For those of native descent, a place to deal with the world on your terms instead of the other way around. For the Spring of 2002 we will be meeting Wednesdays at 6:30-8:00 p.m. (Indian Time) in the Student Union room 218B. We also have an Open Drum Circle following our meetings on Wednesdays. Anyone may come and listen or participate in our drum group or just socialize and learn about the club and native culture, so if you are in the Storrs Connecticut area stop by. Our office is located in Student Union 215A , office hours are posted on our door and here MEMBERS OF THE CLUB (Club members left to right= First row- Carey Murphy, Wendell Deer With Horns, Scott Langlands, Lisa Selner, Adam Metcalf, Nikki Boileau, Tye Hundley Second Row- Krystal Gadson, Daynelle Wood

20. OFFICE OF NATIVE AMERICAN ISSUES AND INSULAR AREAS . OFFICE OF native american issues AND INSULAR AREAS . http://resourcescommittee.house.gov/resources/democrats/fullcommittee.htm

fisheries forests OFFICE OF NATIVE AMERICAN ISSUES AND INSULAR AREAS RESOURCES FULL COMMITTEE: press releases hot issues floor speeches ... STAFF CONTACTS Matters pertaining to Indian Affairs and Insular Areas are considered at the full committee level. The United States has a trust responsibility for American Indian and Alaskan Natives that is deeply rooted in American history and law. The Insular areas of the United States include the territories of American Samoa, Guam and the U.S. Virginia Islands as well as the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. In addition, the Committee oversees matters regarding the Compact relationship between the United States and the "Freely Associated States" of Palau, the Marshall Islands and the Federated States of Micronesia. DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS Nick J. Rahall II

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