Our Vision of Health for Future Generations: An Exploration of Proximal and Intermediary Motivations with Women of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma

Haa Dachx&barbelow;anx'i Saani Kageiyi Yis: Haa Yoo X&barbelow;'atangi Kei Naltseen. For Our Little Grandchildren: Language Revitalization among the Tlingit

A Lakota Action Script: Embodying Indigenous Sovereignty in Voice

"These Type of Sites Are Really Hard to Find": Lakota Oral Tradition and Resistance against the Dakota Access Pipeline

Oniya Osoka: The Interpretation of Oglala Lak?ota Continuing and Historical Relational Connections at Wind Cave National Park

Who is the Master and Who is the Slave? The Relationship Between the Choctaw and the Chickasaw Tribes and the Black Slaves They Owned in the Years Between Removal and 1880

Creating an Osage Future: Art, Resistance, and Self-representation

Invisible Barriers to Higher Education in Indian Country: Standardized Testing

Integrating Diné Culture and Language to Transform Construction Management Curriculum

Giving and Red Cloud Indian School: Fiscal Years 2007 - 2011

Reflections of the Invisible: How Native American Descendants of the Former Northwest Territories (1787-1837) Develop and Maintain a Native American Identity

An Apsaalooke View for Educational Leadership

Permeable: Politics of Extraction and Exposure on the Navajo Nation

The Role of an Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program on School Readiness for Native American Children: A Qualitative Case Study

Decolonial Narrative Techniques in Healing Novels from Shaugawaumikong, Walatowa,Kawaika, Chimputi, and Calotmul

"They need to get over it..."The dismissal of Native American social issues

Visible Ink: Indigenous Editorial Cartoons and the Navajo-Hopi Land Dispute, 1964-1998

3D Visualizations and Non-destructive Spectroscopic Analysis of a Pre-Hispanic Chilean Child Mummy Bundle

"A Daingerous Liberty": Mohawk-Dutch Relations and the Colonial Gunpowder Trade, 1534-1665

The Role of Dogs in Prehistoric Illinois: A Study of Dog Paleopathology at the Range Site in the American Bottom

Pratiques et poetiques des histoires personnelles dans les litteratures autochtones francophones au Quebec = Practices and Poetics of Personal Stories in Francophone Indigenous Literatures in Quebec

Porter's Bar: A Coastal Middle Woodland Burial Mound and Shell Midden in Northwest Florida

The Koshkonong Creek Village Site (47JE0379): Ceramic Production, Function, and Deposition at an Oneota Occupation in Southeastern Wisconsin

Fluid Functionality: An Examination of Shifting Identities Using North American Indian German Silver Brooches at the Milwaukee Public Museum as a Case Study

Ancient Architecture at Aztalan, Wisconsin: Implications for Multi-Ethnic Community Formation and Migrant/Local Interaction

The Story Behind the Style: A Look at Native American Culture through Fashion

Tomol's and the "Carrying of Many People": Indigenous Control of the Sea in the Santa Barbara Channel

Exploring a Third Space for Indigenous Leadership: Honouring Traditional Nuucaanul Leadership Attributes in the Mainstream World

A 'Circle in a Rectangle': Native Evangelicals, Trans-Indigenous Networks, and the Negotiation between Legitimation and Evasion

Mediating Cultural Border Crossings between American Indian Tribal College Students and Natural Resources Science Learning Using Culturally Congruent Education

To Listen on Indigenous Land: Method, Context, Crisis

The Hoop Dance Project: Searching for Truth and Reconciliation in an Ontario Elementary School Classroom

Mitakuye Oyasin and Service-Learning: A Narrative Plan for Ecological Restorative Justice, Jasper County, Indiana

"We Exist!": Sense of Belonging for Indian International LGBQ Students in U.S. Higher Education

Sociocultural Diversity in the Prehispanic Southwest: Learning, Weaving, and Identity in the Chaco Regional System, A.D. 850-1140

Weaving pikyav (to-fix-it): Karuk Basket Weaving in-Relation-with the Everyday World

Rehtinking Resistance: Race, Gender, and Place in the Fictive and Real Geographies of the American West

tiic-mal-Ni: Sharing Drowning Prevention with Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations

An Indigenous Approach to Parent Involvement in Elementary and Secondary Education

Case Study of the Gold King Mine Spill

Canada, the Perpetrator: The Legacy of Systematic Violence and the Contemporary Crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls

Boxed In: Transcultural Practice in the Works of Nineteenth-Century Haudenosaunee Artists

Diplomatic Conversions: Recovering Sachem Influence in Seventeenth-century New England Missionary Writings

First-Language Cherokee Speakers' Perceptions of School Experiences

The Impact of Data Sovereignty on American Indian Self-Determination: A Framework Proof of Concept Using Data Science

Playing with Culture: The Representation of Native Americans in Video Games

American Colonialism on Guam and its Challenges

Constructing Comanche: Imperialism, Print Culture, and the Creation of the Most Dangerous Indian in Antebellum America

Imperial Disconnections: The British Empire and Anti-Indian Immigration Law in Canada, 1908-1923

Exploring the Perception of Mental Health Intake Processes Among Native Americans: A Phenomenological Study

Using a Computer-based Reading Program to Provide Culturally-responsive Instruction for Native American Students

Fighting against Indigenous Stereotypes and Invisibility: Gregg Deal's Use of Humor and Irony

History and Memory: The Mission Indian Federation's Tools of Resistance

Playing Indian on Stage 1829-1924

An Assessment of the Consumer Food Environment in Food Stores in Two Rural Oklahoma Communities

The Way We Never Were: Native Americans in Popular Culture: A Proposal for a Virtual Reality Based Exhibit

One Little, Two Little, Three Little Stereotypes: A History of Native Culture and Imagery in American Cinematic Cartoons

Red Earth Nation: Environment and Sovereignty in Modern Meskwaki History

The Bozeman Trail and the Forts Constructed in 1866 and What Remains

Application of the Research Process for the Development of a Microgrid Modular Design for Tribal Healthcare Facilities in the Navajo Nation: Kayenta Health Center Used as a Subject Study for Experimental Data

Lodges of Time and Space: the Stone Cairns of Red Wing

Indigenous Intimacies: Native Americans and Mexican Americans since 1848

Living in the Purísima Concepción: Architectural Form, Cultural Negotiation, and Everyday Practice in a Seventeenth-century New Mexico Mission among the Zuni Indians

Living in a Liminal Space: Standing Rock and Storytelling as a Tool of Activism

Experiences of Federal Prosecutors and Investigators of Sexual Assault Cases Occurring in Indian Country

Conduct Unbecoming a Christian Missionary: Aaron Mcgaffey Beede's Work on North Dakota's Standing Rock Reservation, 1901-1916

Exposing the Colonial Mind: Epistemologies of Ignorance and Education in Ontario, Canada

"They Are Carried in Our Blood": Violence and Memory in the Nineteenth-Century Cherokee Nation

The Ancestral Nexus: Indigenous and Black Literatures of Survival