Indpeoples details of listservs relating to indigenous knowledge and TEK. Fulltext Articles.Alternatives to Development Environmental Values of indigenous peoples. http://www.cier.mb.ca/indpeoples.htm
Extractions: Indigenous Peoples and the Environment A thematic guide from the Consortium for International Earth Science Information Network. This document also provides details of listservs relating to indigenous knowledge and TEK. 1979 Northwest Regional Conference on the Emerging International Economic Order (Fourth World Documentation Project site). 1981 report presented by the World Council of Indigenous Peoples to the International NGO Conference on Indigenous Peoples and the Land (Fourth World Documentation Project). Back to Web Resources
Edlist.html Research Association (listserv@asu.edu) includes the following listservs AERAA NAT-EDU K-12 education and indigenous peoples group (listserv@arizvm1.ccit http://psrtec.clmer.csulb.edu/edlist.html
Extractions: Education Listservs The following list contains listservs relevant to the concerns of the PSR*TEC mission. The majority of these are taken from the E-Mail Discussion Lists and Electronic Journals from Andy Carvin's EdWeb page . Please note that this list provides only a sample of available listservs and is not meant to be inclusive. Please advise us of any additions or changes you'd like to see made to this list. If you are using a Web browser to view this list, you can click on the name of the list group and automatically connect to an e-mail program. Once you are connected, leave the subject line blank and type in: subscribe [name of list] [your first name] [your last name] Nothing else may be written within the message page. For example, if santa@claus.org wanted to join the Education Technology list (EDTECH), he would send mail to listserv@msu.edu and write the following within the post: subscribe EDTECH Santa Claus ACSOFT-L Educational software discussion (listserv@wuvmd.wustl.edu) ADMIN Educational Administration discussion (listproc@bgu.edu)
The Indigenous Circle: Literature Eskimo Songs and Stories. indigenous peoples Literature. many voices. Faith, Flowers,and Fiestas. See listservs/Newsgroups , Return to Top of Page, See Medicine . http://members.aol.com/ladyscribe/indig/literat.htm
Extractions: Blackfeet Blackfeet Creation Tale Blackfeet Tales Cherokee The Cherokee Rose Oskison, John M.: Remaining Causes of Indian Discontent Cherokees Mythology Choctaw A Man Between Nations: The Diary of Peter Pitchlynn Dakota (Lakota, Nakota, Oglala, Sioux) Eastman, Charles Alexander: Indian Boyhood Eastman, Charles Alexander: Old Indian Days Eastman, Charles Alexander: The Soul of the Indian The Living Spirit of the Indian ... Zitkala-Sa: Old Indian Legends Hopi Hopi Messages and Prophecies Spider Woman Stories Kiowa Kiowa Myths and Legends Lenape Storytelling Menomini The Menomini Indians Mulitple Nations Eskimo Songs and Stories Indigenous Peoples Literature many voices The Native American Experience in the Modern English Collection ... Wise Words Pahute Two Pahute Indian Legends Potawotami Pokagon, Simon: Indian Superstitions and Legends Shoshone Shoshone Legends Yaqui Faith, Flowers, and Fiestas See "Listservs/Newsgroups"
The Indigenous Circle: Law Protect Menominee Treaty Rights. Researching indigenous peoples Rights under InternationalLaw. See Language , Return to Top of Page, See listservs/Newsgroups . http://members.aol.com/ladyscribe/indig/law.htm
Literary Listservs -- Nat-edu Literary listservs natedu. NAT-EDU@INDYCMS Discussion about educationaltopics related to indigenous peoples of the world. To http://newark.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Lit/Lists/Misc/nat-edu.html
Extractions: Literary Listservs nat-edu NAT-EDU@INDYCMS Discussion about educational topics related to indigenous peoples of the world. To subscribe: Send a generic subscription message ("SUBSCRIBE NAT-EDU Your Name") to LISTSERV@INDYCMS.IUPUI.EDU List Owner(s): Gary S. Trujillo at GST@GNOSYS.SVLE.MA.US From Literary Resources on the Net
Extractions: Ethnic and Minority Studies Hispanic/Latino Sites Arenal - The Spanish Speaking Lesbigay Homepage - information on the laws of spanish speaking nations, places to go, and places to avoid. Cafe Los Negroes - New York's black and latino virtual hangout, this Afro-Latino culture site includes poetry and performance art. Developed by Virtual Melanin, inc. CLNET's Chicana Studies Home Page - profiles of Chicana, resources, listservs, organizations, and networks. CLNET - Chicano/Latino Electronic Network (UCLA) - building stronger Chicano/a communities through dissemination of information. Chicano Listservs (U. Penn)
UCSD BioAnthro and environmental issues, simply because those are the listservs I follow turn, manyanthropologists find themselves witnessing indigenous peoples being rolled http://weber.ucsd.edu/~jmoore/bioanthro/
Extractions: This page has links to pages (both "here" and external) describing biological anthropology (in general, and courses at UCSD) and providing information on human evolution, primatology, careers, volunteer/research opportunities, conservation, and more (even some career info for sociocultural and archaeology students! LEFT Robin McLaughlin, ex-BioAnthro student, at summer internship with language-trained dolphin in Hawaii; RIGHT Jim Moore collecting hair samples from chimpanzee nest in Ugalla , Tanzania. jjmoore@ucsd.edu ; for more on who I am, try here At UCSD: InfoPath (links to MELVYL and ROGER etc.); the Anthro Dept ; the Biology Dept ; the CogSci Dept ; the Program in Human Development [try reloading if trouble with it]; and finally the Anthropology Club BioAnthro courses at UCSD Description of courses applicable to an undergraduate BioAnthro major/minor, and some notes on their scheduling. UCSD's graduate program in BioAnthro is brand new. BioAnthro NOT at UCSD There are a number of organizations that offer field schools, education abroad courses, and the like. Some of them have substantial scholarships. Check them out! Start by considering UC's Education Abroad Program which includes course-by-country listings for anthropology and biology Which major, Bio or Bioanthro?
Gender & Race In Media: Native American And Other Indigenous Peoples of the World Council of indigenous peoples. RealAudio stream General Resources listservs Journals Advertising Cultural Studies Digital http://www.uiowa.edu/~commstud/resources/GenderMedia/native_txt.html
Extractions: An "online resource created by yourth for youth" that maintains ongoing chats, links to streaming audio radio broadcasts, aboriginal news from the Canada, Australia, the US, and other places around the world. AYN hosts several other Web sites in the Cyberskins section including: Youth Driven, Redwire Magazine, Environmental Youth Alliance, Daybi, and Redhiphop.
Gender & Race And Ethnicity In Media Directory of categorized links from the University of Iowa on topics including African and Asian American Category Society People Women Women s Studies Directories American and other indigenous peoples; Print media; Television Film; Other Media Mixed Media. General Resources listservs Journals Advertising http://www.uiowa.edu/~commstud/resources/GenderMedia/
NATIVE-L (November 1995): Resist Unsafe Mining: Mining-exchange c. Publications, email listservs, World Wide Web sites. Next article Eric BrunnerContra Re indigenous peoples in Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina ; http://nativenet.uthscsa.edu/archive/nl/9511/0325.html
NATIVE-L (December 1992): NativeNet: Happy New Year! of indigenous People(s) to the advantage of indigenous people and peoples everywhere. archivesof the mailing lists not maintained via listservs on my http://nativenet.uthscsa.edu/archive/nl/9212/0136.html
Guide To Anthropology Resources On The Internet NativeNet Information Server(Web site), is an electronic database project with somevaluable information about contemporary indigenous peoples and is listservs. http://www.ualberta.ca/~slis/guides/anthro/anthro.htm
Extractions: This guide was constructed, by Sean Beckett and Tanis Stenback, to partially fulfill the requirements of a Library and Information Studies Internet course at the University of Alberta. Its intended audience is that body of undergraduate and graduate students and faculty who are actively involved in the study of anthropology. Go to Table of Contents Anthropology is the study of human beings. The word is derived from the ancient Greek anthropos (man) and logos (science study of). It is a holistic science in the sense that it encompasses all apsects of human life, including social behaviour, language, kinship, prehistory, material remains, and biology. Therefore, this discipline takes into consideration the research done in practically all academic fields relating to people, and applies it within an anthropological framework. It has traditionally been divided into four subdisciplines: archaeology, sociocultural , linguistic and biological (physical) anthropology. Links to resources in each subdiscipline are located below. How To Use This Guide Linguistic Anthropology ... Go To Top of Document This subject guide categorizes Internet resources in anthropology into four general sections: Archaeology, sociocultural, linguistic and biological anthropology. Within each discipline resources are included that provide information in a variety of different formats. Examples of these are listservs, newsgroups, and links to sites of anthropological interest. Listservs are discussion groups that are a means of implementing a forum for the exchange of ideas. They are very useful for keeping up to date in a particular field. To subscribe to a listserv discussion group the standard method is to send an e-mail message containing the following message: "SUBSCRIBE list-name your-first-name your-last-name." Newsgroups are similar to listservs in that they are a means of implementing discussion, but they are available through "news servers", that make information available to "news readers" who can selectively browse through messages to locate the discussion that they find of interest.
Cecil Greek's Criminal Justice Page: CJ E-Journals lists. LawRelated listservs. LII conferencing'. This method was originatedby the Maori the indigenous peoples of New Zealand. The http://www.fsu.edu/~crimdo/listserv.html
Extractions: Mailing List Indices: #Streetcops Email Lists FindLaw - Legal Minds: Legal Mailing Lists Directory of Scholarly and Professional E Conferences : This indes has over 50 CJ Mailing Lists ListTool - LawGuru.com's FREE Legal Mailing List Manager: 250 lists Law-Related Listservs LII E-Mail Bulletins Includes US Supreme Court decisions Police Mailing Lists Police Resource List - List Servers Washlaw Web Legal Mailing Lists ABOLISH: The Abolish List is a moderated group for those who seek the abolition of the death penalty. It also includes news of capital cases as well as calls for action and any discussion religious, political, philosophical, etc. pertaining to abolition. To subscribe, send the message: "subscribe abolish firstname lastname" (no quotes) to: listserv@SJUVM.stjohns.edu
Purchase College - Library - Anthropology information from and about indigenous nations, peoples, and communications betweennative an nonnative peoples. such as websites and listservs, that pertain http://www.purchase.edu/library/electronicresources/subjectresources/anthropolog
Extractions: This website complements the text, Cultural Anthropology: An Applied Perspective, Fourth Edition . It offers useful information on careers, graduate school programs in applied anthropology and internships. It also provides examples of applied anthropologists working in the field. Ethnographic Studies Internet Resources
A History Of NativeWeb listservs on the Internet. The catalyst for NativeNet was a conference From theArctic to Amazonia Industrial Nations' Exploitation of indigenous peoples' http://www.nativeweb.org/info/paper.php
Extractions: A History of NativeWeb This is a collaborative work-in-progress documenting the history of NativeWeb, with contributions by NativeWeb board members Marc Becker, Carmel Vivier, and Peter d'Errico. Current version: January 16, 2002. Introduction to NativeWeb NativeWeb, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is the most widely recognized site on the internet for information about Indigenous peoples. It exists to utilize the Internet to educate the public about Indigenous cultures and issues and to promote communications between Indigenous peoples and organizations supporting their goals and efforts. With databases containing thousands of items, NativeWeb provides searchable access to materials in dozens of categories, forums for user-provided information and discussion, and a daily digest of reports about current news and events involving Indigenous peoples around the world. NativeWeb also provides selected Indigenous organizations with resources to create and maintain World-Wide Web sites of their own. Our purpose is not to "preserve," in museum fashion, some vestige of the past, but to foster communication among people engaged in the present and looking toward a sustainable future for those yet unborn. The content of NativeWeb at the moment is predominantly about the Americas, from the Arctic to Tierra del Fuego. In time, this will change. As access to the Internet grows, as Indigenous peoples of other continents reach out through the Internet, NativeWeb will grow also. Already NativeWeb provides links to the Sami of Northern Europe, the Maori of New Zealand, and Aboriginal Peoples of Australia.
IASSA Links Of Interest Journals, Newsletters and listservs The Anthropological Papers of the University Network(ANKN) works on education and curriculum issues for indigenous peoples. http://www.uaf.edu/anthro/iassa/links.html
Extractions: The Anthropological Papers of the University of Alaska (APUA) , original papers on a variety of topics related to arctic or subarctic anthropology Arctic ArcticInfo , a listserv maintained by the Arctic Research Consortium of the United States (ARCUS) Caribou News in Brief [about the Beverly and Qamanirjuaq Caribou Management Board (BQCMB)] Études/Inuit/Studies Polar Access (The Canadian Circumpolar Institute Newsletter) Polar Record ... Witness the Arctic Organizations Alaska Native Knowledge Network (ANKN) works on education and curriculum issues for indigenous peoples Arctic Council Arctic Research Consortium of the United States (ARCUS) Association of Canadian Universities for Northern Studies (ACUNS) Canadian Polar Commission ... Ecology North (a volunteer NWT environmental organization based in Yellowknife and promoting sustainable lifestyles in the north) Indian and Northern Affairs Canada IASC (International Arctic Sciences Committee) Inuit Circumpolar Conference Inuit Tapirisat of Canada (site specifically on skilled Inuit assisting northern researchers)
Www.lib.uchicago.edu/~llou/lawlists/national.txt NATIONAL LAW listservs AND NEWSGROUPS (as of 10 May 1999) compiled Transitional EconomiesTRIBALLAW LISTSERV@THECITY.SFU.EDU indigenous peoples Law AFRICANLAW http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/~llou/lawlists/national.txt
First Nations Resources On The Web World History Archives indigenous peoples of the North Americas Native Jurisdicationin Canada, student scholoarships, indigenous land rights listservs http://schools.sd68.bc.ca/CEDJ/Library/first-nations.html
Extractions: Education Entertainment Government ... Residential Schools Aboriginal Youth Network Aboriginal Super Information Highway Alaska Native Knowledge Network - native people and their environment ARCNet: Networking the Nations - a site that aims to promote Canadian Aboriginal businesses and organizations Canadian Links to First Nations - a long list of relevant Canadian sites, along with some American sites First Nations Histories [Highly Recommended] - some extensive information on individual tribes/nations (e.g. Algonkin) Historical Text Archive: Native American History - includes links to Pre-Columbian history, native flags, the Cherokee, the Iroquois nations, the Sioux, and more Links to Aboriginal Resources - Canadian, American, and other sites Native Web: Resources for Indigenous Cultures Around the World - resource centre includes extensive links and full-text articles General: (Australia) Aboriginal Art Online - compliments of Bill Henderson Aboriginal Culture Online [Highly Recommended] Canadian Inuit Sculpture Cape Dorset Inuit Art and Cultural Perspectives First Nations Spirituality - includes native lore, religion, cermonies, sacred rites, and the Sun Dance
JURIST - D'Errico: NativeWeb - Internet As Political Technology first global listservs. The catalyst for NativeNet was a conference, From the Arcticto Amazonia Industrial Nations' Exploitation of indigenous peoples' Land http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/lessons/lesjan00.htm
Extractions: Peter d'Errico , Department of Legal Studies, U. Mass. Amherst NativeWeb , an Internet Web site offering resources for indigenous peoples around the world, is the project of a small core of dedicated volunteer webmasters and a wider group of Internet users who offer help. In the words of our formal ' mission statement NativeWeb is an international educational organization using telecommunications to disseminate information from and about native or Indigenous peoples around the world; to foster communication between native and non-native peoples; to conduct research involving native peoples' usage of the Internet; and to provide resources to facilitate native use of this technology. NativeWeb was initiated in May 1994 as an outgrowth of NativeNet , which Gary Trujillo began in 1989 as one of the first global listservs. The catalyst for NativeNet was a conference
Listservs listservs can also distribute ezines and newsletters, which are simply onlinemagazines that are edited and K12 Education and indigenous peoples group. http://www.icponline.org/connect/web_sites/listserv.htm
Extractions: Title of listserv titles listed in alphabetical order. Note : A listserv is a special interest discussion group, which is managed by an Internet server known as a list. Lists are often moderated by a list owner, but this is not always the case; some lists are simply a free-for-all discussion, without a person filtering the messages. Most lists can be provided to the user either in a digest form or on a post-by-post basis - directions for choosing this setting will usually appear in the welcome message you receive once you've joined the list. Any member of a list may take part in a conversation or begin a new topic. Listservs can also distribute ezines and newsletters, which are simply online magazines that are edited and distributed as a list. In general, most lists and e-journals can be joined by posting an email to the listserver address and writing the following in the first line of the actual posting: subscribe [name of list] [your first name] [your last name] Nothing else may be written within the message page. For example, if
