Page 2 Canku Ota (Many Paths) Canku Ota is a free, bi-weekly, online Newsletter celebrating Native America, its traditions and accomplishments . We do not provide subscriber or visitor names to anyone. Some articles presented in Canku Ota may contain copyright material. We have received appropriate permissions for republishing any articles. Material appearing here is distributed without profit or monetary gain to those who have expressed an interest. This is in accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. section 107 Fair Use doctrine of international copyright law.
"The Only Independent Cherokee Newspaper" "The Original On-line Independent Cherokee Newspaper" The Cherokee Observer contains bi-lingual articles.
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Our mission is to provide you with quality news, information, and entertainment from a Native American perspective. We make it easy for you to keep updated on news occuring throughout Indian Country. If you're looking for reliable, concise, and relevant information and content affecting tribes and Native Americans, your first stop is Indianz.Com.
A monthly newspaper for northeastern Navajo area residents.
This communications center is intended to provide a place for announcements and communications from and for the Native American community. It will include powwows & other events, projects, issues of interest, and other materials. For further information, or to contribute an item to be posted here, contact Liz Pollard by email or by mail or phone (505 W. Louisiana Ave., Anadarko, OK 73005, (405)247-2251).
Well presented site with news relative to Native American Youth Education. Updated frequently. Update notification available through e-mail subscription on site.
Monthly compilation of news and resources effecting educational issues within our Nations and from Nation (USA) to Nations (American Indian Tribes)
Montana- Wyoming Tribal Leaders Conference Newsletter.
Wotanging Ikche
This is the World Wide Web home of Wotanging Ikche -- a Native American newsletter distributed by Gary Night Owl. Here on this site you will find the latest copy of Wotanging Ikche, along with a complete archive of all back issues. We dedicate both the newsletter and this webserver to keeping the brothers and sisters who share our Spirit informed about current events within the lives of those who walk the Red Road.
 The following links are for newsletters that are published via e-mail. Subscription restrictions may apply. Listing is alphabetical. Clicking on any of these links will open the target as a new window.
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Four to five times a year we publish a newsletter that provides updates on the activities of the program, information about the Rug Show and Sale, Semi-Annual Food Runs, the Classroom Grandmother Program, and For the Children Program. The newsletter always contains many photos of the activities of the Program and often excerpts of letters we have received from Elders in the Program. Our newsletter subscription and Program donation lists are never sold or rented to any other organization or entity.
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AIM_MS News is an information update for people involved in the American Indian community. We hope to provide information of interest to American Indians and others willing to learn about such topics as religion, life, language, politics, education, history and culture. The information found here is compiled from various sources by members of the Native American Stusent Union and the American Indian Science and Engineering Society(AISES) at the University of Mississippi.
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Mi'kmaq e-news on issues that affect the Mi'kmaq Nation or Mi'kmaq Communities.
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NISBA'S mission is to support the mission of the Office of Indian Education Programs to provide quality education opportunities from early childhood through life in accordance with the Tribe's needs for cultural and economic well-being in keeping with the wide diversity of Indian tribes and Alaska Native villages as distinct cultural and governmental entities. NISBA will manifest consideration of the whole person taking into account the spiritual, mental physical and cultural aspects for the person within the family and Tribal or Alaska Native village contexts. NISBA's vision is to achieve Indian control in all matters relating to Indian education through well-trained school board members and parent committees working in cooperation with their respective tribal governments.
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From a nationwide network of sources in tribal, federal, and state governments as well as Native American associations, industry, and the research community, Native American Report delivers the latest news about federal legislation, impending regulations, funding allocations, and much more. Serving as a forum for communication between many parties, Native American Report keeps tribal officials, legislators, and others well informed when decisions are made that affect tribal communities. Available as an offline subscription. Online subscription available at a discount. Some free issues available.
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