Links to Other Web Sites with Related Materials

The following links demonstrate some of the approaches to be discussed at the symposium.

Australia

General pagesOld
Kam Yan
Links to Indigenous Resource Info on the Web

VICNET
This page is designed to be a starting point for links to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Information in Victoria and Australia and to act as a platform for the local Victorian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community to publish their own information on the Internet. VICNET is keen to work with any interested groups in training local communities in using the Internet and creating web pages, in publishing their information on the Internet and in working with them on building online communities and tackling issues such as access and equity across Victoria. (Excerpted from their introduction)

Specific Activities

The Koori Centre
The Koori Centre provides programs, services and facilities to encourage and support the involvement of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in all aspects of tertiary education at the University of Sydney. In particular the Koori Centre aims to increase the successful participation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, develop the teaching of Aboriginal studies, conduct research in the field of Aboriginal education and to establish working ties with schools and communities. (Excerpted from their introduction.)

Maningrida Arts and Culture
A community based program for recording language and rock art, especially the Mann River Region Rock Art Recording Project.

North America

General North American Indian Information

The web sites listed below contain links to many fine web sites. Each has relatively easy to follow organization.

Native American Resources on the Internet
Contains about 400 URLs to a variety of American Indian and other indigenous materials. Categories relate to art, videos, museums, government resources and texts.

NativeWeb Home Page
Divided by subject areas, geographic regions, nations/peoples, with growing areas in literature, languages, journals, organizations and bibliographies, this site is rapidly growing.

Aboriginal Super Information Highway
A cross-Canada information source for Native peoples, but with information regarding aboriginal peoples across the Americas and with links to other indigenous sites worldwide. Good maps of Canada Reserves, copies of treaties, etc.

American Historical Images on File: The Native American Experience
A tremendous, well organized source for photographic images, organized by time period.

Specific Projects

Innu Nation
The Innu Nation web site is an extensive, trilingual, collection of material including history, land rights, women's issues, and a photo archives.

Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe
From Sisseton-Wahpeton Community College, comes an award winning site with good information on Dakota history and culture, respect in teaching languages, the arts and community events.

Lakota Wowapi Oti Kin
Lakota Home Page, a joint project by Martin Broken Leg at Augustana College, Sioux Falls, SD, and Raymond Bucko, S.J. at Le Moyne College, Syracuse, NY, with original material and links to many issues regarding the Lakota, Nakota and Dakota peoples.

Cultural Issues

Repatriation and Reburial
Several docmuments and links to information about the ethical treatment of human remains and sacred objects.

Keepers of the Treasures
Details the National Park Service work with Keepers of the Treasures organization to preserve cultural heritage.

Sacred Sites
Issues surounding sacred sites.

Native Americans and the Environment
Contains bibliographies, essays and issues summaries for an number of Native American environmental concerns.

Planet Peace
Contains links to a number of pages related to sacred sites and religious freedom, as well as numerous other Native materials.

Leonard Peltier
Discussion and information about Leonard Peltier's arrest, trial and current situation.

Elsewhere

Links to Aboriginal Resources
Bill Henderson's list of links to aboriginal materials around the world including North America and Australia. An excellent reference site!

Important Resources

Transmission: Toward a Post-Television Culture
Edited by Peter d'Agostino, Temple University and David Tafler, Widener University, 2nd edition, 1994. The essays in this volume investigate the impact of all media, including the emerging technologies, on the social, cultural, economic and political climate in the context of aesthetic values, and issues of gender, race and class.
Transmission examines the array of forces moving the contemporary video landscape forward, comparing the past with the present as well as the future as it looks at the impact of video on commercial television, the relationship of media to the social causes it (mis)represents and the effects of new communication tools on participating constituents.
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