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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Native American Indian"”.

  1. Design for the Museum for the Native American Indian

    … the Holocaust museum opened. A tribute to the Native American Indian surfaces will soon become a reality in the Nation's capitol. The architecture of and for the Native American Indian expresses significant relationship with the landscape. The building types are about moving outwards towards …

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  2. A Comparative Content Analysis Of Alcoholism Treatment Programs With A Focus On A Native Treatment Alternative

    <p>A historical account of Native American Indian culture is set forth to provide the antecedent events for understanding problems with and solutions to alcoholism among Native American Indians. Two 12-step alcohol treatment programs are explained, compared, and contrasted: Alcoholics Anonymous …

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  3. Survivors: a Collection of Stories

    … family new to Missouri and the struggle of a native American Indian to face death alone with dignity. The struggle and the endurance make a comment on the person's strength and inner resources. Contents: The sound of mourning -- The perpetuation -- Small suffrage -- Lady slipper -- The …

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  4. 'The art of forgetting' : a novel in progress

    … The setting for Part Two alternates between a Native American Indian reservation and a holiday town close by.

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  5. We Must Teach Wisely and Lead Aright': Civic Literacy and Writing Pedagogy In Late Nineteenth Century American Women's Journalism

    … middle-class journalist Winifred Black, African American journalist Gertrude Bustill Mossell, and Native American journalist Susette La Flesche. Black, Mossell, and La Flesche explicitly situate themselves in a teaching relationship with their readers, using their 'teacherly' ethe to 1) mobilize …

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  6. Perspective of Traditional Elders on the Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation

    <p>This thesis presents a study of Native American traditional elders perspective of suicide on the Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation in North Dakota. Native American elders are viewed as spiritual leaders who have wisdom and knowledge. They are the ones people in the tribe turn to for guidance, …

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  7. Access to Medication-Assisted Treatment for Opioid Dependence in the United States – Identifying Implications for Policy and Practice

    <p>Americans make and use the most opioids in the world. Although comprising somewhat less than 5% of the world’s population, the United States (US) produces approximately 90% of the global supply of Hydrocodone and consumes an estimated 80% of the total international supply. It is not surprising, …

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  8. The art of forgetting

    … The setting for Part Two alternates between a Native American Indian reservation and a holiday town close by. Within this piece, I have explored three modes of narration. Part One includes first person narrative (Kai's diary entries and AI's emails) and direct verbatim (the recordings of the …

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  9. The politics and policies of repatriating archaeological skeletal material : a case study into South Africa's indigenous past

    … to take place in South Africa. A case study of Native American Indian history during the colonial period and development of the social sciences at that time provides a comparative perspective. Overall questions posed within the context of the discussion are: what is the position of …

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  10. Hwalbay Ginya Misi'

    <p>My life experiences shape me as who I am as an educator. I walk with the knowledge of my ancestors and the protection of the creator. The path of which I walk is full of obstacles and challenges. I use my positionality to put myself in the shoes of my students. I am more than what I appear to …

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  11. Truths of Indian Boarding School: A Symposium

    … in museums about the difficult truths of Indian Boarding Schools, as current dialogue is limited. This project will examine and gather scholars, museum professionals, and community members from Native American and African American museums, as well as the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, to …

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  12. Intersections of community, traditional knowledge, and place: a park design for the La Jolla Band of Luiseño Indians

    … true for the La Jolla Band of the Luiseño Indians. Recent shifts in both landscape and lifestyle threaten the persistence of La Jolla community’s unique knowledge, traditional practices, and native language. The central challenge for this thesis is to examine ways in which the landscape can …

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