Sarah herself was not sure of the year she was born. Her name at birth was Thocmentony.

Rosebud Yellow Robe and her dedication, loyalty and courage to teach about Native American culture and traditions.

The legend of the Chumash people and their love of dolphins.

A summary of the dances, dancers and regalia seen at any powwow.

Reviewing "The Legacy of Generations" by Susan Peterson. A book about pottery by Native American women.

The Seven Sisters venture out at night to gaze upon their beloved Mother Earth.

19th Century Plains Indian Dresses by Susan Jennys is a "must have" book if you are making traditional style dresses for your regalia at a powwow.

A review of the Rich Heape film "Our Spirits Don't Speak English" from the "Circle of Life Series".

Long ago in the ancient world of the Ojibwe Nation, the Clans were all located in one general area of that place known as Turtle Island.

Charles Alexander Eastman, doctor, advocate and reformer for his people was the only doctor at Wounded Knee to care for the victims. He was one of the three main characters in the movie, Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee.