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Michael Price believes in the importance of integrating science with Indigenous knowledge and cultural values. This creates the correct path for today’s generation, where technology can be used to sustain sacred ways and the integrity of tribal lands.
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23-2 “Climate Commitment” Resource Guide
In researching information for the Resource Guide for Climate Change in Indian Country—as it relates specifically to Indigenous peoples of the United States and Canada—I discovered that there isn’t much information out there yet!
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Seeds of Educational Sovereignty: Sisseton Wahpeton cultivating culturally-centered learning
Seeds may lie dormant for years, but now Sisseton Wahpeton College is emerging as a wellspring of innovation with Dakota roots.
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Real Indians: Portraits of Contemporary Native Americans and America’s Tribal Colleges
Review By Michael Wassegijig Price
Real Indians is a photographic glimpse into the personal lives of the people of the greatest educational movement of the 20th century,
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Native Science: Natural Laws of Interdependence
by Greg Cajete
Clear Light Publishers, Santa Fe, N.M.
328 pagesReview by Michael Wassegijig Price
Greg Cajete’s new book,
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Of Science and Spirit: Leech Lake combines culture, inquiry in the lab
As students gathered for general ecology class at Leech Lake Tribal College, a pipecarrier from the Leech Lake community entered the front of the room. In a classroom lined with microscopes, computers, and digital measuring devices, he began to tell the Anishinaabe Creation
Story.
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Keepers of the Central Fire: An Ecology for Indigenous Peoples
by Lorelei Anne Lambert Colomeda
Jones and Bartlett, Boston, 1999
250 pagesReview by Michael Price
I never regarded environmental managers and policymaker as healthcare professionals until I read this book,
