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Cover Artist:
Night
Fertilization, is by Tony Abeyta, Navajo. Tony evolved
his distinctive style in a journey of self-discovery that
led him from painting to sculpture to drawing and back to
painting. He mixes sand with hand-ground pigments, building
up the paint to a richly textured mass, giving the canvas
a dramatic sculptural dimension. He lives in Taos, New Mexico.
For information contact the Tony Abeyta Gallery, Ranchos De
Taos, New Mexico at (505) 751-9671.
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Spring 1999, Volume 14, Number 2
Diversity
A
Native American Approach to Diversity - An Interview with Don Coyhis
Don Coyhis, Native American teacher and trainer, shares his
unique approach
to multicultural diversity in an exclusive Winds of Change
interview.
by Richard Simonelli
The
Blue Pony Lacrosse Program - Embracing the Spirit of Diversity
In Denver, Colorado, Native Americans bridge tribal differences
and
embrace diversity through the traditional game of lacrosse.
by Barbara Sorensen
The
Cradleboard Teaching Project - Using Curriculum and
Cross-Cultural Partnering to Change Perceptions
Singer, songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie creates a dynamic process
for teaching children about Native Americans.
by Buffy Sainte-Marie
Native
American Beadwork and Mathematics
Three Native American beadworkers discuss the mathematical and
cultural insights gained through their craft.
by Jim Barta
Native
Beginnings
A corporate vice-president shares how his Native American heritage
prepared him for success.
by Patrick Goodness
The
Spirit of Community - Reflections of the Tzotzil Maya
in Chiapas, Mexico
A Native American delegate to Chiapas reflects on the community
spirit
that persists amidst harsh military occupation.
by Michael Wassegijig Price
Native Tongues
Languages that once mapped the American landscape have almost
vanished.
by Nancy Lord
Books
and Resources
Departments
Guest Editorial
Letters to the Editor
Into the Wind
Employment Classifieds
Resme Service
News from AISES
Advertisers Index
The Last Word
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