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For the Wampanoag Indians (the descendants of those who greeted the Pilgrims at Plymouth in 1620) in Mashpee, Massachusetts on Cape Cod, the clambake is more than just a many-splendored outdoor dinner; it is a traditional ceremony of their people.
A beautifully illustrated short work on the life of a family of potters from Santa Clara Pueblo.
"Let's go for a walk," Fran tells her granddaughter, Marissa, "I have a story to tell you." Here, at a family reunion, Marissa visits the Tlingit community of Kake for the first time, meets her many relatives, and learns some of the stories and traditi
After teaching, or "coaching," art in various Diné (Navajo) communities in Utah for 10 years, Hucko helped put together an exhibition called "Have You Ever Seen a Rainbow at Night?" in which Diné children expressed themselves through graphic arts and w
Product Description: Maybe you think you know the story of the big race between Rabbit and Turtle. Think again!
At the age of eight, Margaret Pokiak set her sights on learning to read — even though it meant leaving her Arctic village.
Loyie shares a quiet but powerful first-person account of his last summer before he and his siblings were taken away from their family.
Mattie and Sarah are two Mohawk sisters who are sent to an off-reservation school after the death of their mother.
Product Description: In 1831, ten-year-old Minko Ushi is part of the forced removal of his Choctaw people from their homeland in Mississippi to Indian Territory.
Join the children of Fond du Lac Head Start as they celebrate the Ojibwe culture through the ancient tradition of the Powwow.