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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Rez Life, the Book
Rez Life, the book by Native author David Treuer, gives an insider’s view of Native American history and modern day life on the reservation.
Posted in Humanitarian Tagged Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, David Treuer, Indian Country Today, Rez Life 3 Comments
Contest: Everything You Wanted to Know About Indians
Anton Treuer shares a new book entitled “Everything you Wanted to Know about Indians” to help educate the public about Indian history.
Disaster Relief: Help for Tribes
AZ wildfire, Gladiator, Wallow, disaster relief, American Indian tribes, reservations
Posted in Humanitarian, NRC Programs Tagged American Indian, disaster relief, Indian reservations, Indian tribes 1 Comment
More Food for Food Banks
A new law was passed that eases the requirements that farmers had to donate fresh produce to Arizona food banks.
Emergency Food Programs Cut: SNAP & TEFAP
TEFAP budget cuts raise concerns for organizations that provide food for the needy in high-need states, including states with food deserts and high rates of food insecurity.
Reservation Series: Rosebud
The history, culture and economy of the Rosebud Sioux Reservation.
Posted in Humanitarian Tagged Brule Sioux, buffalo, Rosebud, Sicangu Oyate, Sinte Gleska, South Dakota, Spotted Tail, Todd County, wind turbine Leave a comment
