JPST 250: Resources for Native American.

JPST 250:
Introduction to Justice and Peace.

Annotated resources for Native American
based on work of previous students

Brief lists.

	Students providing resources.
	Local resources.
	Vicarious experience.
	Books.
	Magazines and newspapers.
	Electronic resources.
	Other resources.

Complete, Annotated Lists.

	Local resources.
	Vicarious experience.
	Books.
	Magazines and newspapers.
	Electronic resources.
	Other resources.

Students providing resources

Local resources: brief list

Vicarious Experience: brief list

Books: brief list

Magazines and Newspapers: brief list

Electronic Resources: brief list

Other Resources: brief list

Local resources: complete, annotated list

Vicarious Experience: complete, annotated list

Books: complete, annotated list

Magazines and Newspapers: complete, annotated list

Electronic Resources: complete, annotated list

Other Resources: complete, annotated list

	Movie Dances with Wolves ...this is one of the few movies showing the American Indians in a positive light, I hope that it will help discredit the awful sterotypes of the American Indians of the past and, therefore, help to create an understanding of the Native Americans in our society today!
	Video Our Sacred Land I began reading Native American writings but were not what I was looking for. Decided to write about a video I watched entitled Our Sacred Land. Excellent
	Lecture by Greg Page "A History of the Dakota People Prior to European Contact"
	Movie Thunderheart The movie is based on the Pine Ridge reservation in south Dakota where Wounded Knee occurred. I would say that this was a pretty good vicarious experience. It illustrated oppression and abuse of the American Indian and also displayed American Indian culture, mostly spiritual aspects.

	Academic American Encyclopedia, vol. 11, Grolier Inc. Danbury, Ct, (1986) The encyclopedias were especially useful for step 4. Also, they were useful in giving background information that could be researched further using other sources. This Encyclopedia was probably the most useful because it had so much information that I could use it on more that one step of my paper.
	Amnesty International United States of America--Human rights and American Indians November 1992 For my subject, it was vital for step 4, and very helpful for the step 5. Covered mainly the problems of injustice within the criminal justice system.
	Armstrong, Viginia Irving. I Have Seen. Sage Books, Swallow Press Inc., Chicago IL. (1971) This book was very interesting to read. I was unable to finish the whole thing, but it was helpful in the fact that it gives an informed white person's view of the conflict.
	Blaustein, Clark, Singler. Human Rights Source Book. Paragon House. New York. 1987
	Brown, Dee. Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee. Bantam Books, published by arrangement with Holt, Rhinehart & Winston, Inc., New York, NY. (1971) This book was very useful. It gave facts as well as the emotions that are involved with the conflict. Much of the book deals with the Native American feelings about the situation.
	Byrde, John F. Modern Indian Psychology. Institute of Indian Studies. Univ. of South Dakota. Vermillion, South Dakota. 1971
	Castile, George Pierre Stae and Reservation: New Perspectives on Federal Indian Policy. University of Arizona Press, Tuscon, 1992.
	Churchil, Ward. Struggle for the Land: Indigenous resistance to genocice, ecocide, and expropriation in contemporaryNorth America. Common Courage Press, Monroe Maine, 1993. Great poems concerning the issues of injustice in the Aemrican Indian community. Information on the struggle for land, and what led up to current situations.
	Cornell, Stephen E. The Return of the Native: American Indian Political Resurgence. Oxford Univeristy Press, New York, 1988
	Deloria, Vine. American Indian Policy in the Twentieth Century. Norman, Oklahoma: Univ. of Oklahoma Press, 1985. This book is interesting and informative. It discussed many aspects of Native American rights. (***)
	Deloria, Vine & Little, Clifford. The Nations Within. Pantheon Books, New York, NY (1984). I did not get a chance to read as much of this book as I would have liked to. What I did get from this book was a sense of the different kinds of tribes there are in the U.S. and how some of them have been treated bu the U.S. government.
	Dennis, Henry C. The American Indian 1492-1970 Oceana Publications, Inc. Dobbs Ferry, New York. 1971
	Dewing, Rolland Wounded Knee: The Meaning and Significance of the Second Incident. Ivrington Publishers, New York, 1985.
	Dooling, D.M. & Jordan-Smith, Paul. [Dooling, Paul?]. I Become [A?] Part Of It. Parabola Books, New York, NY (1989) This was a neat book because it gave me a good feeling of how the Native Americans view the World (i.e. - their relation to the earth, animals, other people, etc.,).
	Dubar, Roxanne The Great Sioux Nation: Sittingin Judgement on America. Moon Books, San Francisco, 1977. Go to books: a-e, f-k, l-o, p-z,

	Jennifer Bottolene Spring 1995
	Judy Hilderbrand. Spring 1994.
	Paula Kilian Spring 1991
	Maura Lally Spring 1990
	Willie Pfleger Spring 1991
	Jean Stromwell Spring 1993
	Maddi Yaeger Spring 1990

	General:
	Amer. Indian Ministries.
	Amer. Indian Services Inc.
	Amer. Indian Woman's Res. Ctr.
	Circle Newspaper.
	Minneapolis American Indian Center.
	Native American Journalists Association.
	Park Ranger, Pipestone National Monument.
	Upper Midwest Amer. Indian Center.
	Effigy Mounds National Monument.
	Dakotah:
	Inuit:
	Mazena Igan Bookstore.
	Denali Press.
	Mayan:
	Central American Resource Center.
	Guatemala Neighbors.
	Maya Society of Minnesota.
	Ojibwa:
	Minneapolis American Indian Center.
	Ojibwa Tribal Center.
	Seneca:

	Movie Dances with Wolves
	Video Our Sacred Land
	Lecture by Greg Page "A History of the Dakota People Prior to European Contact"
	Movie Thunderheart

	Go to books: a-f, g-o, p-z,
	Academic American Encyclopedia, vol. 11, Grolier Inc. Danbury, Ct, (1986)
	Amnesty International United States of America--Human rights and American Indians November 1992
	Armstrong, Viginia Irving. I Have Seen. Sage Books, Swallow Press Inc., Chicago IL. (1971)
	Blaustein, Clark, Singler. Human Rights Source Book. Paragon House. New York. 1987
	Brown, Dee. Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee. Bantam Books, published by arrangement with Holt, Rhinehart & Winston, Inc., New York, NY. (1971)
	Byrde, John F. Modern Indian Psychology. Institute of Indian Studies. Univ. of South Dakota. Vermillion, South Dakota. 1971
	Castile, George Pierre Stae and Reservation: New Perspectives on Federal Indian Policy. University of Arizona Press, Tuscon, 1992.
	Churchil, Ward. Struggle for the Land: Indigenous resistance to genocice, ecocide, and expropriation in contemporaryNorth America. Common Courage Press, Monroe Maine, 1993.
	Cornell, Stephen E. The Return of the Native: American Indian Political Resurgence. Oxford Univeristy Press, New York, 1988
	Deloria, Vine. American Indian Policy in the Twentieth Century. Norman, Oklahoma: Univ. of Oklahoma Press, 1985.
	Deloria, Vine & Little, Clifford. The Nations Within. Pantheon Books, New York, NY (1984).
	Dennis, Henry C. The American Indian 1492-1970 Oceana Publications, Inc. Dobbs Ferry, New York. 1971
	Dewing, Rolland Wounded Knee: The Meaning and Significance of the Second Incident. Ivrington Publishers, New York, 1985.
	Dooling, D.M. & Jordan-Smith, Paul. [Dooling, Paul?]. I Become [A?] Part Of It. Parabola Books, New York, NY (1989)
	Dubar, Roxanne The Great Sioux Nation: Sittingin Judgement on America. Moon Books, San Francisco, 1977.
	Elia, Peter D. The Dakota of the Canadian Northwest: Lessons for Survival. University of Manitoba Press, 1987
	Embry, Carlos B. America's Concentration Camps: the facts about our Indian reservations today.
	Encyclopedia Americana, vol. 15, and vol. 29, Grolier Inc. Danbury, CT. (1987)
	Facts on File July 15, 1970. pg. 499 & 1973. (p. 166,188,257, & 272).
	Facts on File June 12, 1981. pg. 399
	Farley, Ronnie. Women of the Native Struggle: portraits and testimony of Native American Women. Orion Books, New York, 1993. Go to books:a-f, g-o, p-z, Books g-o Go to books:a-f, g-o, p-z,
	Hirschfelder, Arlene B. Happily May I Walk: American Indians and Alaska Natives Today. New York, NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1986
	Illustrated Encyclopedia of Mankind. Marshall Cavendish Corp. Long Island, New York. 1984 Vol. 1 pg. 69-71.
	Lame Deer, John. Lame Deer; Seeker of Visions; Life of a Sioux Medicine Man. Simon and Schuster. New York, New York. 1972
	Lawson, Michael L. Dammed Indians University of Oklahoma Press, 1982.
	Leitch, Barbara A. A Concise Dictionary of Indian Tribes of North America. Reference Publications, Michigan. 1979.
	Luther Standing Bear. Land of the Spotted Eagle . University of Nebraska Press. Lincoln Nebraska. 1978.
	Matthiessen, Peter. In the Spirit of Crazy Horse. Penguin Books, 1992.
	McGregor, James H. The Wounded Knee Massacre: from the viewpoint of the Sioux. Fenwin Press Books, 1969.
	Minnesota Indian Affairs Commision. The Minnesota Indian. (No Date Given.)
	Murray, James, ed. Regional Economic Analysis of the Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation. University of North Dakota. Grand Forks, North Dakota. 1978
	National Institute of Mental Health. Suicide, Homicide, and Alcoholism among American Indians: Guidelines for Help. Rockville, Maryland: DHEW Publication, 1973
	The New Encyclopedia Britanica vol. 13, Macropaedia
	Ortiz, Roxanne Dunbar. The Great Sioux Nation: Sitting in Judgement on America. Moon books/American Treaty Council Information Center. Go to books:a-f, g-o, p-z, Books p-z
	Prucha, Francis Paul, editor. Documents of United States Indian Policy.1990
	Reed, Little Rock, editor. The American Indian in the White Man's Prisons:a story of genocide. Uncompromising Books, Taos, MN, 1993
	Report of the Minnesota Indian Affairs Commission. Nov. 26,1974.
	Schusky, E. The Right to be Indian. San Francisco, Cal.: The Indian Historian Press, Inc., 1970
	Statement of the U.S. Catholic Bishops on the American Indians. May 4, 1977. U.S. Catholic Conference.
	Stedman, Raymond William. Shadows of the Indian. Univ. of Oklahoma Press, Norman Pub., Division of the Univ. of Oklahoma. Oklahomal. (1982)
	Svensson, Frances. The Ethics in American Politics: American Indians. Minneapolis, Mn: Burgess Publishing Company, 1973
	Utter, Jack. American Indians: answers to Today's questions. National Wooldands Publishing Company, Lake Ann, Michigan, 1993.
	Voices from Wounded Knee, 1973, In the Words of the Participants Akwesasne notes, Rooseveltown, 1974.
	Waldmen, Carl. Who Was Who in Native American History. 1990
	Warren, William W. History of the Ojibway People. Minnesota Historical Society Press. St. Paul. 1984
	Weeks, Philip. Farewell My Nation: the American Indian and the U.S. 1820-1890. 1990
	The World Book Encyclopedia, vol. 10. 1991 Go to books:a-f, g-o, p-z,

	Christian Century:
	March 28, 1973. "Wounded Knee: A struggle for Self-Determination."
	The Futurist:
	"American Indian Culture at Risk," Mar-Apr, 1990
	Ms:
	"Before the 'Trail of Tears,'" Nov-Dec, 1990.
	The Nation
	"Wounded Knee: The media Coup D'etat," June 25, 1973.
	National Review
	"Clean Up Wounded Knee." Apr 13, 1973
	National Review
	April 27, 1973. "Of Fallen Trees and Wounded Knees."
	New York Times Magazine:
	"Wounded Knee and all that - What the Indians Want. " March 18, 1973.
	Progressive:
	Jan 1973. "Indians and Bureaucrats."
	St. Anthony Messenger:
	"Native Catholics; Rising to New Life." April, 1989
	Star Tribune:
	Teacher Magazine:
	"An Indian Father's Plea," Nov., 1990
	Time:
	March 12, 1973. "Raid at Wounded Knee."
	"Death at Wounded Knee." May 7, 1973
	U.S. News & World Report:
	March 26, 1973. "Wounded Knee, Just a Prelude?"
	Utne Reader:
	"A tree grow in Montana: Indians turn to old ways to meet new challenges," Jan-Feb, 1990.

	Our Sacred Land Spotted Eagle productions. Credence Cassettes. South Minneapolis, Mn. 1984 (video)
	I Will Fight No More: Forever.
	Interview: Dr. Robert Qualls. March, 9 1990. 4 pm.
	FILMS:
	The Dakota conflict, PBS 1-27-93
	The Wild West, KSTP, 3-31-93

	General:
	Amer. Indian Ministries. 1515 E. 23rd St. Mpls. 729-0068.
	Amer. Indian Services Inc. 735 Franklin Ave. E. Mpls. MN. #871-2175.
	Amer. Indian Woman's Res. Ctr. 1433 Franklin Ave. E, Mpls. Mn, #870-9841.
	Circle Newspaper. 1530 Franklin Ave. E., 871-4749.
	Minneapolis American Indian Center. 1530 Franklin Avenue E., Minneapolis, MN 55404, 871-9421. Administration: 871-4555.
	Native American Journalists Association. 1433 Franklin Ave. E., 874-8833.
	Upper Midwest Amer. Indian Center. 1113 West Broadway, Mpls., Mn, #522-4436.
	Effigy Mounds National Monument. Just North of McGregor, IA. Extends 6 miles along the bluffs of the Mississippi River. The mounds are built in the shape of animals and birds. These mounds contain the remains of an Indian society that lived in this region between 500 and 2,500 years ago.
	Dakotah:
	Inuit:
	Mazena Igan Bookstore. 1305 East 24th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55404, 612-721-1909. Monday-Friday, 8:30a.m. - 5:00p.m.
	Denali Press. P.O. Box 021535, Juneau, Alaska, 99802-1535, (907) 586-6014.
	Mayan:
	Central American Resource Center. (New address: across the side street from the Newman Center at the U of MN.) Excellent resource. A goldmine of information.
	Guatemala Neighbors. 3131 Fernbrook Lane, Suite 215, Plymouth, Minnesota 55447.
	Maya Society of Minnesota. 3032 Harriet Ave., Minneapolis, Minnesota 55408.
	Ojibwa:
	Minneapolis American Indian Center. Franklin Avenue, Minneapolis, MN, 871-9421. Frankie Papsodora 871-4555.
	Seneca: