General Resources
Center for World Indigenous
Studies. Includes a Virtual
Library for Indigenous Studies and the Fourth
World Documentation Project, an online library of texts
which record and preserve indigenous peoples' struggles to regain
their rightful place in the international community.
First
Nations/First Peoples Issues (Jordan S. Dill). Includes
site index
of on-line resources arranged alphabetically.
Native
American Resource Guide (Ethnic Studies, U. Southern California).
Index of research resources on Native Americans available through
the Internet.
Native American
Resources on the Internet (Karen M. Strom). Comprehensive
index of resources on Native American cultures, history, and
art available on the web.
Native
American Sites (Lisa Mitten, U. Pittsburgh). Index of home
pages of individual Native Americans and Nations and other sites
that provide information about American Indians.
Native
Net: Links to Resources (Gary Trujillo). Index of web resources
related to Native peoples of the world and the problems they
face in attempting to survive and thrive in the modern industrialized
world.
Native Search
(Laura Brooks). Comprehensive, searchable database of Native
American, Indigenous, and Aboriginal internet resources.
NativeWeb: Resource
Database. Searchable index of resources for indigenous cultures
around the world.
Voice
of the Shuttle: Minority Studies--Native American (Alan
Liu, U. California, Santa Barbara). Index of resources on Native
American, world indigenous, and aboriginal cultures.
Literature Resources
Indians
of North America--Biography (Internet School Library
Media Center). Native American authors page includes biographies,
online e-texts and critical reviews of selected authors.
Native American Authors
(Internet Public Library). Provides information on Native North
American authors with bibliographies of their published works,
biographical information, and links to online resources including
interviews, online texts, and tribal websites.
North American
Native Authors Catalog (Greenfield Review Press). Commercial
site offers short biographies and bibliographies of Native American
authors and allows you to purchase books online.
Storytellers:
Native American Authors Online (Karen M. Strom). Collection
of sites offering biographies and bibiliographies of contemporary
Native American authors.
Voices
From the Gaps: Indigenous/Native American Women Writers
(U Minnesota). Provides biographical, critical and bibliographical
information on selected Native American women writers.
News & History Resources
H-AMINDIAN's
FYI: Today's News (Arizona State U). Excerpts from
current newspaper articles covering Native American news and
events. Also includes an archive.
Indian Country Today.
Online version of weekly newspaper covering national news and
events related to Indian Country.
The Native
American Experience (Troy Johnson, California State U, Long
Beach). A comprehensive collection of historical photographs
of Native American people arranged chronologically from the
prehistoric period to 1990. Narrative is provided on the historical
and cultural background of the event, person, or subject represented.
The Native
American History Archive (Institute of Learning Technologies,
Teachers College, Columbia U). Archive of online resources on
Native American history. Includes a navigator with timeline,
map of tribe locations, topics guide, and search engine, as
well as a links to resources for selected tribes.
On This Date
In North American Indian History (Phil Konstantin). Lists
over 3000 historical events which happened to or affected the
indigenous peoples of North America.
Online Journals & E-mail Discussion Lists
Aboriginal Voices.
Magazine aimed at providing access to information and media
content which portrays Native current affairs, history, culture
and aspirations from a positive Aboriginal perspective. Includes
an online archive
of selected articles from past issues.
Gohweli: A
Journal of Native Literatures (U Wisconsin, Milwaukee).
An on-line, peer reviewed journal for the study of American
Indian and Alaska Native literatures.
H-AMINDIAN@h-net.msu.edu.
Moderated electronic forum for scholars, journalists, community
representatives, policymakers, and activists with a professional
interest in the histories and cultures of North American Indians.
Includes e-mail discussion list, archives of message logs, select
discussion threads, book reviews, and recommended reading lists.
NATIVELIT-L@ukans.edu (Jeannie
Lugo, U. Kansas). Unmoderated e-mail list for the discussion
of Native American literature and many other topics related
to Native American cultures.
Pimohtewin: A Native
Studies E-Journal (U. Alberta). Primarily a forum for premier
undergraduate papers. Also features previews and reviews of
work done by professors. Includes interactive Bulletin Board
for debating and discussing current issues in the field of Native
Studies.
Studies
in American Indian Literatures (SAIL). Provides an archive
of articles from the association's newsletter (1977-87).
Related Courses
American
Indian Literature and Cultures (Laura Arnold, Reed
College). Examines American Indian literature and cultures,
focusing on particular regions and considering contemporary
literary production in relation to the oral tradition and the
artistic and cultural traditions of the tribes living in those
regions.
The Oral Tradition
and Contemporary Native Literature (Michael Wilson, U Wisconsin,
Milwaukee). Examines ways contemporary American Indian writers
use the oral traditions of their Native Nations to write their
fiction.
