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Articles related to "Native Peoples"
Medicine That Walks What are the real reasons behind the disease epidemics that plagued Native populations in Western Canada? Academic Maureen Lux examines the link between pathology and racist attitudes. canadian literature • medicine that walks • native • maureen lux
Cool Stuff About Canada’s Native Peoples Would you like to learn some cool stuff about Canada's Native Peoples? This article will give you some fast facts about inventions, medicines and culture. It will also tell you something very interesting about the history of chewing gum. canada • canada for kids • native peoples • indians • canadian native peoples
HIV/AIDS Canada: Native People HIV/AIDS is on the rise in Canada, particularly in the Aboriginal community. What is HIV/AIDS and what is it doing to Natives on Reserves? hiv • aids • aboriginal • native • canada
Natives of Sea and Cedar: Part Three How was a chilkat blanket made? What did the natives of the northwest coast wear? This article covers clothing, chilkat blankets and food of the natives of the northwest coast. natives of sea and cedar • cedar • native people • haida • haida nation
Symbols of Canada: Part Two Last time I promised that I would teach you more about the symbols that Canadians use to identify their country. From the beaver to the loonie, symbols of Canada are certainly unique. canada for kids • canada • canadian symbols • loonie • beaver
Aborigines and Free Trade In Australia a free trade agreement with the United States means bad news for Aboriginal communities, just as it was for First Nations in Mexico, Chile and Canada. nafta • us free trade agreements • mupuche rights • neo-liberalism and free trade • aboriginal rights abuses
Harrison Hot Springs Hotel, BC Just outside of Vancouver, Harrison Hot Springs Resort and Spa in Western Canada is a haven for wellness travel. harrison hot springs hotel • harrison hot springs resort and spa • bc western canada • hot spring mineral pools • luxury spa treatments
Concern for the Arctic Environment Correctly planning for the many important development issues faced in the north will positively effect both the environment and its inhabitants. northern development • anwr • gwich’in steering committee • oil exploration • subsistence
Indigenous Christmas Origins Flying reindeer, Santa coming down the chimney, elves with pointy hats, mistletoe - all these Christmas myths originate from Aboriginal cultures. christmas origins • christmas myths • aboriginal christmas gifts • magic mushrooms • aboriginal rituals
A Brief History of Brazilian Cooking A short history of the birth of Brazilian cooking african • portuguese • indian
African Ancient History Denied Colonists once claimed ancient Shona ruins as belonging to a "lost white civilisation". This myth was used to justify European occupation in Southern Africa. zimbabwe • african indigenous • african ancient history • shona history • african ruins
Bannock- Campfire bread Now that it's almost summer, here's a bread you can make at the campfire or on the barbecue. bannock • campfire cooking • campfire • barbecue bread • summer cooking
Indigenous Charity Do you remember the good old Band Aid lyrics? Patronising? Perpetuating indigenous myths and stereotypes? You be the judge. do they know it's christmas • feed the world • band aid • band aid charity • third world poverty
My Name is Pumpkin Hi! My name is pumpkin. No, it's not a nickname. I'm the big orange fruit that grows in gardens and farmer's fields. I stopped by to tell you about myself and my ancestors. We've been around for 9,000 years. pumpkins • history of pumpkins • history for children • history for kids • gourd
Teshekpuk Lake Threatened The Sensitive Wilderness Around Teshekpuk Lake, Alaska, is About to be Opened to Alaska oil Exploration and Development. Birds, Wildlife, and Native People Will Suffer. teshekpuk lake • teshekpuk lake region • alaska oil exploration and development • birds • geese
THE HAIDA NATION The Haida was once the most powerful of Canada's Native People's. They lived on the islands just off Canada's Northwest Coast. Large elaborately carved canoes enabled them to navigate the treacherous waters of the Pacific Ocean. Today, the Haida still reside on Graham Island and they have wonderful traditions that are of interest to the world. potlatch • haida • vancouver island • native peoples • haida tradition
Vanuatu Facts And Figures A detailed list of facts and figures about Vanuatu as a simple introduction to this beautiful island nation. vanuatu facts and figures • basic information • useful information about vanuatu • capital • largest island
Wildlife Pets For Woodland Indians In Canadian Indian history and present times, wildlife animals have proven to be wonderful and fantastic household pets. The raccoon continues to be an all-time favorite. canadian indian history • wildlife pets • wild animal babies • wigwam • wildlife
Native American Comic Book Debuts Comic Book Featuring Native Americans Announced in May Previews. Blue Corn Comics is pleased to announce PEACE PARTY, a bold new bimonthly comic to aims to depict Native American people as they are today. Prolific comic book story writer Paul Newman passes away. comic books • native americans • peace party • paul newman • indians
Preserving Native Siberian Culture Native Siberians who wish to preserve their culture face challenges, not only because they are members of a minority population in Russia's eastern territory. preserving native siberian cultures • native siberians • indigenous siberians • siberian culture • siberia
Rural Qualitative Field Research Ethical field research in the Native community depends on a foundation of long-term commitment and good collaborative decision-making by researchers. qualitative field research • collaborative decision making • field research ethics • aboriginal rights • native ways of knowing
Culture as an assault against freedom The word "culture" is another code-word used by statists to implement racism on a global scale. culture • cultural • immigration • society • exclusion
Culture Clash If war is what happens when diplomacy fails, southeastern Montana marks the site of one of America's greatest diplomatic failures. little big horn • george armstrong custer • montana • sitting bull • sioux
If Grandmothers Ruled the World A new book celebrates the value of age. It's a dialog with 13 native women from tribes worldwide talking bout how to bring about world change. Important! indigenous • grandmothers • tribe • tribal • wisdom
Alaskan Native Title Privatisation Participation in the market economy is on the global agenda as a solution for Indigenous community dysfunction. But we should examine the Alaskan experience, and beware.. alaska native claims settlement act • alaska native title • native title privatisation • indigenous economy • indigenous communal structure
Creek Indians of Georgia's Islands St. Simons Island, off the coast of Georgia, for eons had been the home of the Creek Indians. Then in 1540 the Spanish invaded this Indian paradise and attempted to Chris convert indians to christianity • georgia • st. simons • creek • indians
Dyeing with Prickly Pear How to use prickly pear fruit for natural dyeing to obtain the traditional Native American red color. dyeing • natural dyeing • dyes • dye • prickly pear
Waitangi Treaty Talk Examining the famous New Zealand Treaty of Waitangi between the Maori and the British - the language of paternalism can be so amusing. tamati waka nene • maori treaty • waitangi treaty • treaty of waitangi • new zealand treaty
What do visa regime provide?,What do visa regime provide? In this article I write bout the obstacles that a person from a non-democratic or less-developed state may face. The new possibilities and changes! And the collision of interest among the wealthy, the poor and each other.,In this article I write bout the obstacles that a person from a non-democratic or less-developed state may face. The new possibilities and changes! And the collision of interest among the wealthy, the poor and each other. geo-social changes • visa • club of undisturbed • wealthy vs. poor • black and white
All About Canada Canada is situated in North America. The 49th Parallel separates Canada from the United States, which is her closest neighbor. canada • canada for kids • suite101.com • mary alward • north america
American History for Travelers A Traveller's History of the USA gives visitors to America a potted history of the country, covering people, places, culture, politics, and all in one paperback book. traveller's history of the usa • historical travel guide • american politics and culture • understanding north america for visitors • brief summary of us places and people
Arches National Park Information on Arches National Park, and including a link to the park's official website. arches • national park • entrada • dakota • sandstone
Dugout Canoes Dugouts can range from simple one man canoes to long, slender, and fast outrigger war canoes, and large dual hull dugouts that can carry sail. dugout • canoe • transportation • history • outrigger
Indonesian Indigenous Rights There are considerable barriers to Indonesian indigenous rights. But are these blocks natural, or merely paternalism in disguise? indonesian native movement • indonesian indigenous • indonesian land claim • indonesian native title • adat
Intertribal Conflict Myth Colonial governments create and ignore intertribal conflicts, perpetuating the myth of chaotic, violent savagery in the indigenous world. intertribal conflict • aboriginal conflict • aboriginal community violence • indian removal act • rwanda massacre
Manifest Destiny Ideology The doctrine of Manifest Destiny is one of America's greatest exports, killing off Indigenous peoples worldwide since the 1800's. manifest destiny • american diaspora • ainu • khanti • kalahari bushemen
Mixed-Bloods in America The mixed-blood population in America faces a unique set of challenges. Gaining cultural respect and fighting for basic rights are still high on the agenda. mixed-bloods • native american • rights • blood quantum • population
Myth and Folklore: Jack-in-the-Pulpit If anything looks like something the deserves some myth and folklore, it's Jack-in-the-Pulpit. It's got that mythical, otherworldly thing going on, what with its spike of small flowers stuck in the middle of that greenish-purple spathe. myth and folklore: jack-in-the-pulpit • gregg m. pasterick • wildflowers of north america • botany • ecology
Native Canadian Housing Today most of us live in wood or brick homes with central heating and running water. In the early days in the New World, things were a bit different. igloo • tepee • tipi • wigwam.longhouse • native
Singapore in World War One In 1915, Indian Muslim troops on Singapore mutinied, killing their officers and British civilians. Why did they do this and what happened next? singapore • british empire • indian mutiny • islam • kaiser
The Hill Stations of Kerala, India Tourism in Kerala brings to mind the beaches, monuments, temples and palaces. The hill stations are a different experience as opposed to tourism in the plains. hill stations of kerala • tourism in the hills of kerala • tea gardens of kerala • teas estates in kerala • munnar kerala
The Meaning of Thanksgiving The arrival of the Pilgrims signaled the annihilation of the native peoples, and many people are sensitive to this historical fact. So what does Thanksgiving mean to you? thanksgiving • plymouth rock • pilgrim • native american • celebration
The Very Best... breastfeeding activism • infact • nestle • la leche league • world health organization’s international code of
Aboriginal Australian Food The Aboriginal Rights Suite101 host Tyson Yunkaporta, talks about his food experiences and includes a recipe for eel-tailed catfish. aboriginal cooking • australian aboriginal cooking • aboriginal australian food • game • open fire
All About Haida Canoes The Haida nation depended largely on the cedar tree. It was used to make clothing, build houses, carve totems and to make large canoes. Let's find out how these primitive people made canoes out of giant cedar trees. haida • natives • north american natives • natives of sea and cedar • cedar
Biological Invasion Western society is destroying itself through environmental mismanagement. Land rights, enabling Indigenous stewardship, represent the only chance for economic survival. clear native • spread exotic • clear weeds • bushfood plot • privet infested
Crossing Canada - Part IX - Vancooooooooooooover! Arriving in Vancouver on Sunday morning - bone tired, but anxious to connect with that part of my family and breathe in the salt air. vancouver • j. j. beans • victoria • hastings |
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