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Spring 2002, Volume 17, Number 2
Leadership
Passing the Torch: Where is the Next Generation
of Indian Leaders?
by Nicole Adams
Concerns about future Indian leaders are weighed against
current leadership development programs.
Portrait of a People: A Movie Star Looks at Life in Alaska
by Heather A. Resz
Wes Studi’s films resonate with images of strong, resilient
people making bold choices.
Leadership
Cameos: Preserving Culture, Voice and Balance
by Barbara Sorensen
Three Native Americans have defined leadership in terms of their
own aspirations, dreams and successes.
Leadership
in Action: Native American Employee Groups
by Sandra One Feather
Native American professionals are increasing their ranks in corporate
and federal agencies and establishing internal employee groups to
help achieve their goals.
Octaviana Trujillo: Education and Leadership
by
Barbara Sorensen
Octaviana
Trujillo sees education as an essential bridge between cultures
as well as a necessary component of leadership.
Health and the Environment
The Native American Fish & Wildlife Society
by Patricia Walsh
The Native American Fish & Wildlife Society, based in Broomfield,
Colorado, works with tribes on fish and wildlife issues.
Diet
and Exercise Delay Diabetes
By
adopting healthy diet and exercise habits, individuals can do a
great deal to lower the risk of diabetes.
Genetic
Markers and Native Identity
by Brett Lee Shelton, J.D., and Jonathan Marks, Ph.D.
Authors Brett Lee Shelton and Jonathan Marks identify problems
in using genetics to determine Native American ancestry.
The
Burning Sky
by Tia Oros
Tia Oros, program director for the Seventh Generation Fund, voices
her opinion on the events of September 11th.
The
Hogan Project on the Navajo Reservation
The Indigenous Community Enterprises (ICE) worked closely with
community members of the western portion of the Navajo Nation to
formulate a program to create affordable housing.
Departments
Guest Editorial
Into the Wind
Employment Classifieds
News from AISES
Books
and Resources
Résumé Service
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