Explore New Mexico’s Rich Native American Culture Through Museums, Landmarks, and Pow Wows – New Mexico Native American Travel Guide
/ | 1 Comment on Explore New Mexico’s Rich Native American Culture Through Museums, Landmarks, and Pow Wows – New Mexico Native American Travel GuideHome to the largest Pow Wow in the country, New Mexico has a deep connection to its indigenous roots. Santa Fe is a movable feast for those interested in Native American culture while Taos has one of the best preserved pueblos in the world, still inhabited to this day. Pair….
Read more2023 Explore Native Giveaway – Native American Heritage Month Challenge
/ | 40 Comments on 2023 Explore Native Giveaway – Native American Heritage Month ChallengeWelcome to the 2023 Explore Native Challenge for Native American Heritage Month. During November, I want to challenge you to learn more about Native culture including Pow Wows, history, food, businesses, artists, and more. Whether you are a Pow Wow dancer, a Native American scholar, or someone interested in Native….
Read moreMissing and Murdered Indigenous Women
/ | 2 Comments on Missing and Murdered Indigenous WomenFemales of all ages in Indigenous communities are more prone to becoming victims of sex trafficking. In 2015, research found that an estimated 40 percent of women who are victims of sex trafficking identify as American Indian, Alaska Native, or First Nations. And these numbers are lower than reality if….
Read moreExploring Native Narratives: A Chat with Children’s Book Authors Kim Rogers and Laurel Goodluck – Pow Wow Life 94
/ | 2 Comments on Exploring Native Narratives: A Chat with Children’s Book Authors Kim Rogers and Laurel Goodluck – Pow Wow Life 94In the latest episode, host Paul Gowder interviewed two Native American authors, Kim Rogers and Laurel Goodluck, who have been making waves in the literary world with their beautifully crafted children’s books. Both authors have dedicated themselves to sharing their tribe’s history and stories through their writing, offering a unique….
Read moreIndigenous Stories on Stage: Natives of the Apocalypse and the Theater Renaissance
| 1 Comment on Indigenous Stories on Stage: Natives of the Apocalypse and the Theater RenaissanceIn an interview with Paul G the Natives of the Apocalypse (NOTA) group shared their inspiring journey of creating indigenous theater. Comprising four talented Native American performing arts students, Enoch Chapman, Isaiah St. Cyr, Montana Miller, and Sean Seymour, the group aims to bring forth a new wave of Native….
Read moreDiscovering California’s Rich Native American Heritage: California Native American Travel Guide
/ | 4 Comments on Discovering California’s Rich Native American Heritage: California Native American Travel GuideCalifornia Native American Cultural Guide As one of the largest states in the country, California has a profound Native American heritage that spans the entire length of this 760 mile-long state. Home to over 100 tribes, California’s tribal heritage runs deep and although tourism often overlooks indigenous experiences and activities,….
Read moreMastering the Art of Quillwork: A Comprehensive Guide to the Lane Stitch Technique
| Leave a CommentQuillwork, an ancient and intricate craft deeply rooted in Native American culture, has fascinated artisans and enthusiasts for generations. The timeless beauty of this art form lies in its delicate stitches and meticulously placed quills, creating intricate patterns on various surfaces. In a recent tutorial video by The Wandering Bull,….
Read moreLily Gladstone: Breakout Star in ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ Shines Light on Native American History
| 1 Comment on Lily Gladstone: Breakout Star in ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ Shines Light on Native American HistoryKillers of the Flower Moon, an Apple Original Film set to be released in October 2024 stars Native American actress and breakout star, Lily Gladstone. If her name sounds familiar that’s because she has appeared in other great films such as Reservation Dogs, and Certain Women which both focus on….
Read moreEmbracing Two Spirit Identity: A Conversation with Yue Begay
/ | Leave a CommentIn the latest episode of Pow Wow Life podcast, host Paul Gowder engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Yue Begay, a Navajo transgender woman, and co-chair of Indigenous Pride of Los Angeles. During the interview, Yue passionately discusses the significance of the Two Spirit identity within Native American tribes, the….
Read moreExploring Native American History and Grooving to Taylor Swift: Our Trip to San Francisco
/ | Leave a CommentI’m excited to share my recent adventure with you, as we embarked on a journey to the enchanting city of San Francisco. Our mission? To catch the Taylor Swift Eras Tour concert. But while we were there we went exploring Native American culture and history. When you travel, what types….
Read moreAlcatraz Island: A Legacy of Native American Resistance and Resilience
/ | 1 Comment on Alcatraz Island: A Legacy of Native American Resistance and ResilienceImagine a misty morning in the Bay, the famous Golden Gate Bridge just a silhouette against the dimly lit dawn. Your eyes are drawn to a tiny island in the distance, a stark reminder of a significant chapter in America’s past: Alcatraz. While most people know Alcatraz as a former….
Read moreRez Ball and the Power of Native American Representation in Storytelling
/ | 1 Comment on Rez Ball and the Power of Native American Representation in StorytellingIn a recent episode of the Pow Wow Life podcast, host Paul Gowder interviewed Byron Graves, an Ojibwe and Lakota author from the Red Lake Indian Reservation. Graves discussed his debut novel, “Rez Ball,” which delves into the world of Native American high school basketball and the universal themes of….
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