Indigenous peoples of North America
Subject
Subject Source: DU Indigenous and Native Peoples Subject Headings
Scope Note: Use for LCSH: Indians of North America (the plugin will be refined to place that in an Alma bib's 937.
Use also for alternative terms: American aborigines ; American Indians ; First Nations (North America) ; Indians of North America -- Ethnology ; Indians of North America -- United States ; Indians of the United States ; Indigenous peoples -- United States ; Native Americans ; North American Indians ; Indians of North America -- Culture ; INASH display term: Indigenous peoples of North America. Prefer the most specific natural geographic region applicable; avoid the use of colonially imposed boundaries, unless the work described is explicitly limited to a specific country, province, state, county, etc., and covers more than [provisionally 7] named nations, tribes or bands.
Found in 291 Collections and/or Records:
Indians--Education and Training--My Community, 1888-1987
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Identifier: M060.01.0002.0030
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains research materials.
Dates:
1888-1987
Indians--Education and Training--Navajo English as a Second Language Program, 1966-1969
File
Identifier: M060.01.0002.0031
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains research materials.
Dates:
1966-1969
Indians--Education and Training--Navajo Social Studies Project, 1968
File
Identifier: M060.01.0002.0032
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains research materials.
Dates:
1968
Indians--Employment--Bureau of Indian Affairs--Employment Assistance Program, 1963-1965
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Identifier: M060.01.0002.0033
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains research materials.
Dates:
1963-1965
Indians--Employment--Navajo Service, Office of Indian Affairs--Tell Us, Kee Nez, Between 1945-1947
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Identifier: M060.01.0002.0034
Abstract
The booklet Tell Us, Kee Nez, published by the Office of Indian Affairs, probably in the 1940s. Published at Window Rock, Arizona, the capital of the Navajo Indian Reservation, this rare pamphlet promotes off-reservation employment opportunities for the Diné (Navajo), some of whom had recently returned from service in World War II. Kee Nez, a fictional Navajo man, explains his success in finding work to his friends—describing opportunities for farm labor, ranching, railroad work, and mining....
Dates:
Between 1945-1947
Indians--Employment--Navajo Tribal Relocation Committee--Report on Visit to San Jose & Oakland Field Employment Assistance Offices, 1966
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Identifier: M060.01.0002.0035
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains research materials.
Dates:
1966
Indians--Employment--Office of Navajo Economic Opportunity Report, 1966
File
Identifier: M060.01.0002.0036
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains research materials.
Dates:
1966
Indians--Events, Exhibits, 1966
File
Identifier: M060.01.0002.0037
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains research materials.
Dates:
1966
Indians--Health, 1938-1966
File
Identifier: M060.01.0002.0038
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains research materials.
Dates:
1938-1966
Indians--Land Claim Issues, 1957-1970
File
Identifier: M060.01.0002.0039
Abstract
Clippings
Dates:
1957-1970