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Spring 1997 , Volume 12, Number 2
Guest
Editorial
What
is Leadership?
by George E. Bennett
Leadership
A
Hard Journey Home--Changing Tribal Organization
Through Traditional Values
Four employees of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa
Indians of northern Michigan share their vision of a new traditional
way of governing, as well as the difficulties they face in getting
there.
by George E. Bennett, Robert Kewaygoshkum, Robin Milstead and
Terri Dell Cobb
Training
Leaders for the 21st Century
The American Indian Ambassadors Program--Medicine Pathways for the
Future
by Barbra Wakshul
Rigoberta
Menchú Tum--Nobel Laureate Leads International
Movement for Peace and Indigenous Rights
Nobel Peace Prize's youngest recipient is using the prize money
and prestige to provide leadership for the international movement
for peace and for the rights of indigenous peoples.
by Paula Palmer
Native
Elders lead a gathering of Native American men,
sharing their wisdom and their hearts.
Communicate
with the Earth and with Each Other
A Talk by Franklin Kahn
Use
the Good Mind!
An interview with Freida Jacques by Richard Simonelli
Catch
Up to the Women
A Talk by Oren Lyons
Leadership
The State of the World
Indigenous elders and leaders are contributing their knowledge
and wisdom to a series of international forums.
by Jacqueline Keeler
Native
Tradition, Evolution and Creation
American Indians have always understood and acted on their understanding
of the principles of evolution.
by Raymond Pierotti and Daniel R. Wildcat
Portrait
of a Native American Woman Artist
The poetry and artwork of Sharon L. White helps fulfill her childhood
purpose.
by Judy Merritt
Weaving
Thanks-Bringing an Ancient Practice into the Technological Age
A Tuscororan artist combines the ancient art of beadworking with
graphic design to create an educational tool that promotes cross-cultural
understanding of her language and culture.
by Barbara Sorensen
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Into the Wind
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