Step into the circle : the heartbeat of American Indian, Alaska native, and first nations deaf communities / edited by Damara Goff Paris and Sharon Kay Wood ; with a foreword by Linda J. Carroll.
What? Cherokee Indian? What? / The Kinaalda, a summary / by Lillian Hubbard Czyz Orbke. Monica makes her cake / by Monica Francisco as shared with Robin Rohwer-Geesey -- The first organization for the Native American deaf people / by Walter P. Kelley -- James Woodenlegs (Traveling Morning Star) / as told to Henning C. F. Irgens and Sharon Kay Wood -- The heartbeat drumming / by Katherine Mary Meeks McBride -- Former Miss Cherokee at the top of her class (Cynthia Blevins-Botts) / as told to Sharon Kay Wood -- First Nation deaf activist honored--a profile on Marsha Ireland (reprint) -- Profile on Terry Lee Vinson / compiled by the Step Into the Circle editors -- Butterfly section -- The butterfly and I / by Winifred Ann Weisgerber Tunison -- A First Nations woman's walk on the good path to overcome substance abuse (Eileen Catherine Thomas) / as told to Sharon Kay Wood -- Without hearing aids / by Roland Jay Martinez -- My long path to knowledge / by Cheryl Weisgerber Rhodes -- Edith Goldston Vernon: a biography / by McCay Vernon -- Hand section -- A brief historical overview of the contributions of AISL to ASL / by Damara Goff Paris, Sharon Kay Wood and Katrina Miller -- Gallaudet, General Howard, and the Apache Wars / by Hatak Falaya (Howard R. Busby) -- Apache deaf girl becomes teacher--a profile of Monique James (reprint) -- Profile on Nathie Marbury--of mixed heritage / compiled by the Step Into the Circle editors -- The circle completes itself / by Angel Dahlgren -- Learning from coyote / by Katrina R. Miller -- Buffalo section -- My life as a part Indian man / by Jerry Hassell -- John Louis Clarke: honoring indigenous history (a collection of reprints) -- My life turning point / by Sadie RedBear -- Teaching about the American Indian deaf community / by Melvia Miller-Nomeland -- Testing your knowledge activity / by the Step Into the Circle editors -- Powwow etiquette (reprinted from the 8th Annual IDC Conference program book) -- Black Coyote--deaf warrior / by Henning C.F. Irgens and Sharon Kay wood. -- Profile of Norman White Shirt (reprinted from the SDAD Hall of Fame 2000 program book) -- Corn section -- The Menominee / by Mildred Shawanokasic Shirley (reprinted from the Wisconsin Times) -- The Mayan/Aztecan ancestry of the Arellano and Lozano families / by Gabriel Arellano -- Melba Lee Spring Paramenter (reprint from TAD) -- My Lumbee Indian heritage / by Judy Cummings Stout -- Somewhere is really quiet / by Tiffany Talker -- Personal reflection--an encounter with Clara Montoya, Pueblo potter / by Walter Paul Kelley -- Profile on Joselita Galvan: textile artist / by the Step Into the Circle editors -- The journey of David Russell Chee / as told to Sharon Kay Wood and Debby Lieberman -- I'm daddy's girl / by Florence Dan -- Deer section -- Athabascan chief is a role model / by Damara Goff Paris -- Red and black / by Reba Euline -- A place of belonging / by Ann Salisbury-Phelps -- Fastest woman on earth: Kitty O'Neill / by Darlene K. Toole -- First Pueblo Indian to NMSD (Jose Edward Lovato) / by Sharon Kay Wood and Henning C. F. Irgens -- Melanie McKay-Cody: woman of many firsts / as told to Damara Goff Paris and Sharon Kay Wood -- Shushie / by Henning C.F. Irgens -- Swift Runner / by Dorothy J. Watts -- What? Cherokee Indian? What? / by Lillian Hubbard Czyz Orbke. Profile on Earl Moxely--Osage wood craftsman / Ben Graywolf: Comanche/Taino warrior, drummer, and gourd dancers / by the Step Into the Circle editors. The most influential woman in my life: Clara Jean Smith, Choctaw/Cheyenne / by Alicia Liane McClurkan Graves -- Samuel L. Yates--Blue Eyes White Wolf / as told to Sharon Kay Wood and Henning C. F. Irgens -- In beauty she walks: Michele Ida Bryant / as told to Sharon Kay Wood and C. F. Irgens -- The fry bread maker: Karen B. Johnson / as told to Henning C. F. Irgens and Sharon Kay Wood -- Karen B. Johnson's traditional Navajo fry bread / by Karen B. Johnson -- Profile on Patricia Lillian Richey / by the Step Into the Circle editors -- Grand Rapids Indian coach (Gary Kirby) / by El Marie Nelson Kirby -- Spirit of the Southwest section -- The life blood of the world / by Olin Fortney -- My friend, the weaver / by Debra D. Sherlock Grant -- Cecilia Corynne (Serna) Ohm: descendant of Geronimo / as told to Elaine McHowell Woody -- Profile on Mary Jean Hooke: human rights advocate / by the Step Into the Circle editors -- Zia Pueblo family: deaf and hearing working together: Patrick and Andy Shije (reprint from the IDC newsletter) -- I am a monster / by Andy Shije -- Profile of Arthur J. Belone / by the Step Into the Circle Editors -- Jose B. Salasar: first American Indian graduate from NMSD / by C. F. Irgens and Sharon Kay Wood -- Eagle section -- Crying like there is no tomorrow / by Tristan Thunderbolt -- Terry "Herk" Herkimer: First Nations man of many talents / by Damara Goff Paris -- Raven dream / Val Dively -- A child of nature / Henning C. F. Irgens -- Winnebojo meets the audiologist / by Richard Eckert -- Thinks two worlds at the same time / Richard Eckert -- Charles Albert Crowe--proud Cherokee descendent / as told to Sharon Kay Wood and Henning C. G. Irgens -- Walking the path to his true heritage: biography of LeRoy EagleBear (Niyake Kte) / by Betty Ann Rave -- My journey to poetry / by Kathy Stoyick -- Beaver section -- Totem pole carver--an autobiography / by Carl Lil' Bear -- Don Hahn--profile of a Cherokee businessman / by the Step Into the Circle editors -- A bowl of pennies / by Trudy Suggs -- Allen Big Knife / by the Step Into the Circle editors -- Walking with Glenn Joseph Alfred--Navajo / as told to Henning C. F. Irgens -- Profile on Earl Moxely--Osage wood craftsman / by the Step Into the Circle editors. Honoring Roy Kay Holcomb / How I found my native heritage / by Marjoriebell Stakley Holcomb. Hand-crafted by Paul Kevin Benally: Navajo (Dine') silversmith / as told to Sharon Kay Wood and Henning C. F. Irgens -- Growing in beauty with Annie Jean Clah / as told to Sharon Kay Wood and Maria O. Perea -- Sekon from Theodore / by Theodore Francis, Jr. -- Tina's sewing / by Tina Marie Francis Terrance -- Jack Kellywood, Sr.: Navajo and Hopi / by Lolita Kellywood -- My two families / by Philip Choneska, Jr. -- Fish section -- Blue ice / by Daisy and Alan Cartwright -- Discovering my spiritual heritage / by Mark Henry Azure -- Famous Alaska Native artist / bhy Daisy and Alan Cartwright -- My friend Dale and I / by Felix Macias -- My Chippewa heritage / by Dixie Vetterneck Baker -- Chippewa Indian fry bread / by Dixie Vetterneck Baker -- Honoring those who have gone on to their journey -- Honoring my father--survivor, songwriter, and provider / by Damara Goff Paris -- Unexpected guest / by Sandra Dean-Marlowe -- MOM, hands UP! We celebrate your life! / by Dorothy J. Watts -- Honoring Alice Lucille Hutchinson / by Tupper Dunbar -- Through Darrell WhiteEagle's eyes / by Marjoriebell Stakley Holcomb -- Our mother: Hazel Estelle (Newton) Bienvenu / by Jo Bienvenu, Pauline Wood, and MJ Bienvenu -- Biography of George E. Hyde Plains Indian historian (1882-1968) / by Sharon Kay Wood -- A brave wounded warrior: Dwight "Todd" Blindman's brief dash through this world / by Betty Ann Rave -- Honoring Franklin Roosevelt Bagley: devoted IDC board member (reprinted from the IDC newsletter) -- Honoring Roy Kay Holcomb / by Marjoriebell Stakley Holcomb.
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.