Montana
Powwow 101: Grass Dancers (Photo Diary)
The powwow is a public celebration and demonstration of community pride in Indian culture and a way of honoring Native American heritage. At the present […]
Montana
The Canon and the Mule
The Blackfoot were the most feared Indian nation on the Northern Plains in the nineteenth century. The United States established their reservation in 1851 at […]
Powwow 101: Fancy Dancers (Photo Diary)
The powwow is a public celebration and demonstration of community pride in Indian culture and a way of honoring Native American heritage. At the present […]
American Indian Youth and Budget Cuts
Historically American Indians, particularly those living on reservations, have had the highest poverty rates in the United States. In addition, reservations have some of the […]
The Powwow (Photo Diary)
It begins with the drums. This is the signal for the dancers to enter into the dance arbor, usually led by dancers carrying the eagle […]
Powwow 101: Children (Photo Diary)
For Indian people, powwows are about friends, family, and children. The powwow is a public celebration and demonstration of community pride in Indian culture and […]
Powwow 101: Men’s Traditional (Photo Diary)
The powwow is a public celebration and demonstration of community pride in Indian culture and a way of honoring Native American heritage. At the present […]
Travelers’ Rest State Park (Photo Diary)
For thousands of years, the Indian peoples of western Montana were connected to the rest of the world through an intricate network of trade routes. […]
Powwow 101: Women’s Jingle Dress (Photo Diary)
The powwow is a public celebration and demonstration of community pride in Indian culture and a way of honoring Native American heritage. At the present […]
Powwow 101: Women’s Fancy Shawl (Photo Diary)
The powwow is a public celebration and demonstration of community pride in Indian culture and a way of honoring Native American heritage. At the present […]