Meta sites (Return to top)

• This Week in North American Indian History - Also be sure to visit this site's very comprehensive links index which contains over 5,000 pointers on any number of subjects.

• Native American Home Pages - "My goal is to facilitate communication among Native peoples and between Indians and non-Indians by providing access to home pages of Native American Nations and organizations, and to other sites that provide solid information about American Indians..."

• Native Net - < dead link "Native Net is designed to promote dialogue and understanding regarding indigenous peoples of all parts of the world."  http://niikaan.fdl.cc.mn.us/natnet/

• Native Web - "Our purpose: to provide a cyber-community for Earth's indigenous peoples."

• First Nations Site Index-  Many links relating to any number of issues and data.  Also includes an especially useful section on tribal histories.

• Index of Native American Resources on the Internet is a valuable collection of pointers on any number of subjects.  Found at Hanksville.
  
• Aboriginal Links: Canada & U.S. A large number of links to select treaties, repatriation, education, environment and other related issues and resources.

• American Indian Resources   "An International Resource For American Indian Studies"

Law and Treaties (Return to top)

• Law Library of Congress is one of the best resources available on this subject.

• American Indian Law directory of topics and resources from Find Law

• Guide to Native Peoples Law  Made available by Hieros Gamos, "The Comprehensive Legal and Government Portal."

• Title 25 of the United States Code from the Law Information Institute at Cornell Law School.

• American Indian Law Review from the University of Oklahoma Law Center which contains the American Indian Law Review Index to Legislation, Statutes and Treaties  (List only. No text or links to actual documents.)

• Law and legal issues - Found at Native Web, this page has links to documents, cases and topical reference sites, among others.
  
• Dead link > Legislation affecting the American Indian Community  http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/4725/

• New York Indian Law features some valuable pointers to hardcopy documents.  Originally from the law library at the University at Buffalo.  Now found at Archive.org

• The Fourth World Documentation Project  includes an important archive of documents (see index for descriptions) including this insightful 1973 United States Commission on Civil Rights Staff Memorandum regarding the Constitutional Status of American Indians

• Native American Documents Project "The Native American Documents Project is a demonstration project showing one way in which documents about the history of federal policy concerning native peoples might be more readily available."  From  California State University, San Marcos.
  
• Treaties Between the United States and Native Americans and Statutes of the United States Concerning Native Americans are available at the Avalon Project sponsored by the Yale School of Law.   Also contains searchable databases.
  
• Native American Rights Fund is considered to be one of the most important advocacy organizations of its kind.

Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) (Return to top)

• The Six Nations:  Oldest Living Participatory Democracy on Earth also features the entire book Forgotten Founders by author and website owner Bruce E. Johansen.

• Kahon:wes's Mohawk & Iroquois Homepage Index   contains a wealth of links and information including  The Iroquois Confederacy Information Section that offers pointers to stories, treaties, articles and music links.

• Information on Kahnawake and the Kanien'kehaka People

• Mohawk Nation Council of Chiefs Akwasasne, New York (Hogansburg) 

• Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory via Deseronto, Ontario, Canada

• Oneida Indian Nation Verona/Oneida, NY

• Seneca Nation of Indians Salamanca, Irving, and Cuba, NY

• Cayuga Nation

• Tuscaroras

• The Mohawk Valley Project: Kanatsiohareke

Native Media (Return to top)

• American Indian Radio Online

Magazines and newspapers

• News from Indian Country

• Indian Country Today

• Wotanging Ikche, Native American News - Thorough news digest updated weekly.

• Oklahoma Native American Times

• The Cherokee Observer

• Windspeaker (Canada)

• Native Peoples Magazine Online

• Navajo Times

• Native American Journalists Association

• Native Americas is the award-winning publication of Akwe:kon Press of the American Indian Program at Cornell University.

• Weetamah - Manitoba's Aboriginal Newspaper

• The Spike - East Coast American Indian events newsletter

Maps (Return to top)

• MAPS: GIS Windows on Native Lands, Current Places,  and History

Casinos and gaming (Return to top)

• Indian Gaming News & Updates!

• American Indian Gambling and Casino Information Center sponsored by The National Indian Gaming Association
  http://www2.dgsys.com/~niga/

• "Casino style gambling as a tribal enterprise is controversial because of its power to generate vast amounts of money within a short time period." http://thecity.sfsu.edu/users/Pyramid/journal/guiltyhands.html 

Native Languages (Return to top)

• Native American Languages contains some very interesting links to translating machines and online audio samples.
  http://indy4.fdl.cc.mn.us/~isk/stories/language.html

• American Indian Language Resources Many links to any number of general and specific sites.

• The Society for the Study of the Indigenous Languages of the Americas has a comprehensive selection of available materials including Internet resources.

• Center for Multilingual Multicultural Research a part of the University of Southern California, the CMMR is a multi-faceted educational and research unit.

Music and Art (Return to top)

• Abelza, A Native American Arts and Film Institute - "Ableza is a Native American Arts and Film Institute dedicated to promoting, preserving and protecting traditional and contemporary arts by Native American Peoples."

• The Hawk Project is about promoting spiritual awareness and creativity
  through a blend of Native American music, jazz and free improvisation.

• The Spike - East Coast American Indian events newsletter

Health (Return to top)

• American Indian Health Resources  - America -
  

• Indian Health Service

Government Related Sites (Return to top)

• American Indian and Alaska Native Populations - Data and statistics from the United States Census Bureau 1990 survey.

• Indian Health Service  

• Bureau of Indian Affairs (Online resources from the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs are now available again after having been shutdown because of issues related to the Cobell v. Norton trust fund class action lawsuit)