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1996 Winter Native Peoples Magazine
"Events Listing" This first annual listing of events in Native America, collected by the magazine's staff, runs from March 1996 to February 1997.
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1990 Winter Native Peoples Magazine
"Remembering Tewa Pueblo Houses and Spaces" Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico is intimately described. By Rena Swtenzell (Santa Clara Pueblo). Photos by Rina Swentzell and Deborah Silvis.
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1998 Winter Native Peoples Magazine
STANDING BEAR Ponca City, Oklahoma, discovers Native America. Or, was it the other way around? Former newspaper and magazine editor Mike Coppock documents a cultural breakthrough.
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1989 Winter Native Peoples Magazine
"Music From the Canyon to Cities" R. Carlos Nakai carries his language of flute music to audiences around the world. Story by Carol Osman Brown. With 33 rpm, 2-track plastic album insert.
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1999 Winter Native Peoples Magazine
TRAVEL & DESTINATION LISTINGS native peoples' fourth annual roundup of events goes semiannual. (Look for more in July. Listings in this color denotes events by magazine affiliates.)
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1997 Winter Native Peoples Magazine
"Events Listing" The second annual listing of events in Native America, collected through the magazine's staff, runs from March 1997 to February 1998. Gatherings, Pow-Wows, Rodeos and much more!
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1991 Winter Native Peoples Magazine
"They've Gotten It Right This Time" Lakota Times newspaper staff members Tim Giago, publisher; Mary Cook and Gemma Lockhart, writers; and Eric Hasse, photographer, followed the production of Dances With Wolves from their unique vantage point in South Dakota. Ben Glass, an actor turned photographer, shot these photos as his first majorlocation assignment.
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1993 Winter Native Peoples Magazine
"Understanding the Past Through Hopi Oral Tradition" Kurt Dongoske is the Hopi Tribal Archaeologist, Leigh Jenkins is a Hopi Tribal member and Director of the Hopi Tribe's Cultural Preservation Office, and T.J. Ferguson is an anthropologist employed as Director of the Southwest Programs for the Institute of the North American West in Tucson, Arizona.
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1996 Fall Native Peoples Magazine
"Stories Of The People" A rich store of cultural insight is offered through the lives of six different Native people who are among those profiled in a new exhibition on the Mall in Washington, D.C.
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1996 Spring Native Peoples Magazine
"A Bridge Across The Pacific" Author Karin Williams and award-winning film producer, and Honolulu photographer Kathryn Bender document Sitka Spruce trees transformed into canoes that offer a "healing place to be."
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1996 Summer Native Peoples Magazine
"The Mississippi Band Of Choctaw: In The Shadow Of Nanih Waiya" Author and photographer Bert Gildart explores the Impact of economic growth on the Mississippi Choctaw.
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