Aboriginal Art Investments of Australia: Paintings by Australia's most prominent Aboriginal artists.
Aboriginal Centre of Winnipeg: Incorporated in October 1990, ACWI is a non-profit corporation controlled and operated by Winnipeg's Aboriginal community. ACWI's member organizations offer services and development opportunities to Aboriginal people.
Aboriginal Council of Winnipeg: The council mandates include: the protection, enhancement and promotion of urban First Nation citizens; Aboriginal rights of the Metis, non-status and Inuit Peoples.
Aboriginal Super Information Highway: Welcome to the Aboriginal Super Information Hwy. This WWW is the basis of a cross-Canada information system for Aboriginal people.
Aboriginal Tourism Network of Ontario: Come experience the peaceful feeling, the world class fishing and nature the way it was meant to be. Leave your everyday stress at the end of the portage and step back into time, while still enjoying modern conveniences at the modern lodges.
Aboriginal Youth Network: This site provides information specifically designed for Aboriginal youth regarding programs, services, youth news, bulletins, powwow listings, art n' literature, events, chat Lines, e-mail hook-ups and listings, with the new addition of health info sites for teens!
American Indian College Fund: A person's wealth is measured by what he gives away not by what he keeps.
American Indian Quarterly: From the first issue, the journal has published traditional, descriptive scholarly studies in history, anthropology, and literature. These articles have been, for the most part, specific to the disciplines of their authors. As such, they objectify native texts, cultures, societies, and histories so that these can be subjected to analysis outside of the communities in which they were constructed.
American Indian Science and Engineering Society: AISES brings hope to American Indian communities through education. AISES is: A catalyst to revitalize American Indian communities. A resource for Indian students, teachers, their colleges and employers. A community bridging old and new ways to sustain Indian culture and values.
American Indian Web Page: A Mailing List for American Indian Literature.
ARCNet: Aboriginal Resource Centre exists to promote Aboriginal-Canadian businesses and organizations.
Arrowfax Inc.: The First Nations/Tribal communities are in the forefront in utilizing modern communications technology to join Native Americans. Essentially creating one big network from coast to coast to coast to coast.
Assembly of First Nations: The AFN exists to promote the restoration of the nation-to-nation relationship between the 633 First Nations communities in Canada and other nations and to ensure that any transitional steps benefit that general goal.
Association of American Indian Physicians: AAIP is dedicated to improving the health status of American Indian and Alaska Native people, training Indian physicians and other Indian health professionals, and furthering policies which affect Indian health.
ATIIN: 'atiin' - a Navajo word for roadway or pathway - symbolizes the Information Superhighway and the desire to integrate culture and technolgy.
Bill's Aboriginal Links: I am an Ontario lawyer providing a range of services to clients from several provinces, including general litigation and advice on issues of Aboriginal, Treaty and other rights and concerns of First Nations.
British Columbia Aboriginal Directory: B.C.'s very own Aboriginal directory set up similar to the "Ontario Aboriginal Directory."
Buffy Ste. Marie: Buffy Sainte-Marie's work is a reflection of her own life - extremely varied and unique - and her special skill is in joining seemingly unrelated ideas: A pacifist and a general. Indians and computers. Electronic art and Native legends.
Canadian Aboriginal Law: Under the authority of s.91(24) of the Constitution Act, 1867, the federal government has passed the Indian Act, a statute which provides for (among other things) the registration of certain Aboriginal individuals as Indians.
Canadian Alliance in Solidarity with Native Peoples: To provide ways for Native and non-Native people to come together and work as allies to help create harmony amongst all peoples and with creation.
Canadian Museum of Civilization: The Museum has roughly 16,500 square metres of display space, spread over three floors in its Glacier Wing. Some galleries are still under development. The galleries house a mix of permanent and changing exhibits. Also in the Glacier Wing is an Imax/Omnimax theatre, CIN�PLUS.
Creenet Inc.: Creenet Inc. operates a high-tech, state of the art, computerised system that brings the Internet to James Bay and Northern Quebec, Canada. It is the objective of Creenet Inc. to provide global information services to the remote northern communities as a means of promoting culture, communications, commerce and heightened awareness of and by the global community.
Crees of Northern Quebec: On April 30th, 1971, the Qu�bec Provincial Government announced that Hydro-Qu�bec, a Crown Corporation, would develop the river systems draining into James Bay, Canada, for hydroelectric power. Since that time the landscape has undergone a significant change including the diversion and daming of major rivers and the formation of huge reservoirs.
Dreamcatchers, Inc.: DreamCatchers Incorporated is a non-profit, charitable organization founded by the officers of Kifaru Productions to promote cross cultural communications emphasizing social and environmental respect.
Duster's Native American Page: Great Information On All Native American Tribes And The Best Sites
Eagle Feather Data Exchange :Eagle Feather Data Exchange (EFDX) is a non-profit organization. Its goal is to provide efficient and effective use of technology for organizations. Our mission is to assist people to be technologically present in the world wide web (WWW) and to introduce and enhance people's use of technology in their business and home environment.
Environmental Systems Technology: For $495 you can own a software program that will enable you to calcuate all costs involved with cleaning any size building. This program will also write the necessary schedules needed each day/night for the entire week/month. It will also give you a complete listing of each room and its contents and how long it will take to complete each task.
First Nations Art: American, Canadian Native artists; galleries, honors, museums, pottery, clothing, posters, photography [24 pgs]
First Nations Music Inc.: First Nations Music Inc. 2699 Durham Rd. 30, Stouffville, Ont., Canada L4A 7X4, Phone: 1-905-642-8404 Fax: 1-905-642-8405
First Nations School Net: A comprehensive listing of Canada's First Nations schools.
First Perspective Newspaper: Canada's source for Aboriginal news and events!
Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre: 1.To assist Native people in their adjustment to urban life. 2.To provide a medium for the development of Native leadership. 3.To inform the Fort Erie Community, the Municipal, Provincial, Federal and Native governements; the academic community and the community at large about the issues affecting the Native people in an urban environment.
Four Worlds Development Project: Four Worlds Institute For Human And Community Development is a non-profit corporation which offers education and training materials, provides workshop training, Four Worlds Conferences and community development programs.
Indian Artists Magazine: The Magazine of Contemporary Native American Art, Music, Literature, Photography, Film, Theater & Dance.
Indian Claims Commission:The Indian Claims Commission was established in July 1991 as an independent body to inquire into and report on disputes between First Nations and the Government of Canada involving claims based on treaties, agreements or administrative actions.
Indian Metis Friendship Centre: A focal point and meeting place, the Centre promotes understanding, trust and co-operation between people while catering to the social, cultural and recreational needs of aboriginal people living in Prince Albert and surrounding districts.
Indigenous Environmental Network: The Indigenous Environmental Network is an alliance of grassroots indigenous peoples whose mission is to protect the sacredness of Mother Earth from contamination and exploitation by strengthening maintaining and respecting the traditional teachings and the natural laws.
Indigenous Peoples Literature: "Not to be aware of the past is to be forever a child, but those of us who forget the past are condemned to repeat it. Mankind IS the sum of his ancestors."
Inter.Canada: First Nations page at Inter.Canada
James Bay Cree Cultural Centre: The James Bay Cree Cultural Center serves the following Cree Communities: Mistassini - Whapmagoostui - Chisasibi - Wemindji - Eastmain - Nemaska - Waswanapi - Ouje-Bougoumou
The Johnco Group: This section of our site is intended to give those persons that wish to find information on First Nations and its peoples. We have attempted to organize links in a manner that will facilitate research and information on various pertinent topics. Our interests are Canadian but, other links are provided where it is felt that they would provide assistance to First Nation Communities.
Kahnewake Survival School: The Kahnawake Education System provides a quality education based on Kanien'kehaka beliefs, values, language and tradition for present and future generations.
Links to First Nations: The Web is full of exciting places and informative places to visit. Whether you wish to do research for a project or just have fun, surf the Net for a great adventure in cyberspace.
Lone Wolf Multimedia: We desktop publish books, posters, charts, flashcards, overhead transparencies, brochures, business cards, and newsletters in full color.
Louis Riel Metis Council: We are a proud nation whose history and traditions date back to the early 1700's. Our culture is a rich and vigourous one. We invite you to share and learn about our people here on our site.
Manitoba Indian Cultural Education Centre: The Manitoba Indian Cultural Education Centre is a provincial, not-for-profit charitable educational entity which has as its goal the promoting of awareness and understanding of First Nations culture to individuals and groups within Manitoba.
Maple Square:
Maskwa Video Productions: Maskwa Video Productions is a First Nations Cree privately owned and operated production company. The purpose of our company is to help retain our First Nations Cultural Uniqueness.
Maskwachees Cultural College: Welcome to our new web site. This introduction represents our initial phase of offering expanding resources to Native peoples globally. You may look to us for cultural regeneration, adult academic programs (basic education to university) and research materials
Mohawk Nation Drum: The Mohawk Drum is proud to be the original information, news, and entertainment resource about the Mohawk Indian Nation at Akwesasne. New issues may be monthly (on Indian time), so don't miss it.
Niagara Regional Native Centre: "Our goal is to promote the development of the Native Community by: working in unity; identifying and addressing the needs of the community; developing competent leadership; acting as an advocate within the larger community; maintaining a positive image of the Native Community; and promoting a better understanding between Natives and Non-Natives."
National Aboriginal Forestry Association: Advancing the concepts of Aboriginal control and sustainable development of forest resources to serve the needs of Aboriginal communities.
National Museum of the American Indian: The Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian is dedicated to the preservation, study, and exhibition of the life, languages, literature, history, and arts of Native Americans.
Native American Art Resources:
Native American Foods: Native American Foods is owned by Jim Foster, who is a member of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, White Earth Reservation, now living in Portland, Oregon.
Native American Indian Resources: True stories by Native authors from many tribes for InterNet. Norma Jean Croy (prisoner for 19 years) and Leonard Peltier (18 years) have stories here; so do the Little People[16 pgs]
The Native American Internet Mall: Kwai, Kwai (Hello) and Welcome! This mall is dedicated to the interests of Native Peoples of the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Central America. It exists for one purpose and one purpose only - to promote their interests.
Native American Journalists Association: The Board has prioritized three program goals for NAJA, based on a comprehensive membership survey conducted by the organization and research by other agencies on Native communications needs. These goals are: 1.To improve media coverage of Native Americans. 2.To offer training and support to Native Americans already in the field. 3.To increase the number of Native journalists.
Native Americas Magazine: Native Americas is the quarterly publication of Akwe:kon Press of the American Indian Program at Cornell University. It features articles that cover the most important and critical issues of concern to native (indigenous/aboriginal) peoples throughout the Western Hemisphere, synthesizing the many voices, perspectives and streams of information that currently permeate the communication highways.
Native American Schools: Native American schools, student groups and related programs on the internet
Native American Sites: WELCOME to my page of Native American Sites on the WWW. I am a a mixed-blood Mohawk urban Indian, and a librarian at the University of Pittsburgh. My goal is to provide access to home pages of individual Native Americans and Nations, and to other sites that provide solid information about American Indians.
Native Business Network: This service presents to a world-wide audience, the range of goods and services available to the general public, but geared to Non-Natives. We feel that there is a need to raise awareness about these goods and services, as well as to highlight the artists and business people involved in perpetuating traditions and shaping them into the future.
Native Creations: Our goal at Native Creations is to showcase the finest, most unique and most interesting Native American made and related products and services available, via the world wide web.
Native Earth Performing Arts, Inc.: Canada's Premier Aboriginal Theatre Company Toronto, Ontario. Nominated for 5 Doras, Won Best Sound Design and Best New Play!
Native Events Calender:
Native Indian/Inuit Photographers Association: "NIIPA's goal is to set up a Native Indian/Inuit photographic, educational network and to encourage as well as promote the usage of photography as a medium of the fine arts."
Native Investment and Trade Association: NITA is an Aboriginal, non-profit, non-political organization dedicated to pursuing self-reliance through the economic integration of Aboriginal communities into the mainstream of Canadian and International Business thereby enhancing their quality of life and fostering education and human resource development.
Native Language Database: Language can be a key to meaningful communication among persons or groups, or it can be a barrier to communication. In these days of ethnic pride and growing appreciation of minority groups, educators, government officials, and missionaries are realizing more than ever the importance of the first language or 'mother tongue' of the peoples of the world, the language through which communication is most effective.
Native Net: NativeNet is designed to promote dialogue and understanding regarding indigenous peoples of all parts of the world. It provides a set of electronic mailing lists and archives and maintains a list of references to relevant information on the Web. Please see our information page to learn more about the history, vision and possible future of NativeNet.
Native News Network of Canada: On this page will be posted information on causes which the author supports.
Native Peoples Magazine: Many of the articles in this edition of Native People�s magazine emphasize the integral relationship between the story and creativity. Mythology expert Joseph Campbell explains the importance of myth saying, "Myth comes in the same zone as dream, and this is the zone of what I would call the Wisdom Body." It is the innate wisdom inherent in these stories which the people recognize as universal wisdom. Thus, they are motivated to live in harmony with these beliefs and inspired to share them in art and story.
Native Scents: We are a co-op network of Native American wildcrafters who collect plants in an ecological and respectful way. Since 1989 we have provided Native American products throughout the U.S., Canada, and 15 foreign countries. Our product line has expanded beyond the original traditional and ceremonial products to include personal care products and tools for empowerment.
Native Technology and Art: Native American technology and art is far from "primitive" -- Across this vast Turtle Island, different Peoples developed and expressed their own complex technology. Often, craft specialization is influenced by the different environments people live in, or by trade and information networks -- these technologies are the product of thousands of years of expertise, oral traditions and continuity.
Native Web: Welcome to NativeWeb, a project of many people. Our vision touches ancient teachings and modern technology. Our purpose: to provide a cyber-place for Earth's indigenous peoples.
Navajo Community College: Navajo Community College was established to meet the educational needs of the Navajo people. As the only academic postsecondary institution chartered by the Navajo Nation Council, the College offers two-year programs according to the needs of the Navajo Nation.
Nezrog: A Web page designer, is originally from Lynn Lake, Manitoba, north of the 56th parallel. Motivation - To laugh, share and learn so that the world will remain a great place, as long as the Grass grows, the Sun shines, and Water flows....Reasons - Apply my education, knowledge and passion to enhance the awareness plus learning of others.
Niji Mahkwa School: Niji Mahkwa is an Aboriginal N-8 school located in the inner city of Winnipeg, Manitoba. It is wheelchair accessible. Niji Mahkwa was established in September, 1993 by community and families wanting a school where Native languages, culture and traditions would be taught.
Northern Learning Network: A community learning network is a philosophy and an organization, linking together a network of programs and services at the community level. A local governing body, committed to community learning, owns and controls the network of learning programs and services. And the network is supported by a regional and territorial support system.
Odawa Native Friendship Centre: The Odawa Native Friendship Centre is a non-profit organization serving the Aboriginal Community in the Ottawa Hull area. We are an organization which offers various programs and services to people of all ages and where everyone is welcome!
Ojibway and Cree Cultural Centre: The Ojibway and Cree Cultural Centre (OCCC) is incorporated as a non-profit, non- political, educational and cultural organization under the Province of Ontario, October 23, 1975. The Cultural Centre services 50 First Nations communities in the Nishnawbe-Aski Nation (Treaty 9) area.
Ojibwe Language and Culture: Welcome to Ojibwe language and culture. This is not meant to include a complete dictionary or tutorial to learn the language, or to be the final word on cultural issues but I hope it will be a pleasant and interesting introduction.
Oneida Indian Nation: The Oneida Indian Nation, one of the original members of the Iroquois Confederacy, enjoys a unique role in America's history having supported the Colonies in the struggle for independence from England. The Nation exists as a sovereign political unit which predates the Constitution of the United States.
Peguis Central School: Bosho! Welcome to Peguis School Home Page! Peguis Central School is a locally controlled Native School located approximately 200 km north of the City of Winnipeg in the Province of Manitoba. This site was designed is comprised of contributions from the students, teachers and other community members. Enjoy!
Planet Peace: Planet Peace is run by Indigenous community organizers and activists dedicated to the world-wide distribution of information regarding Indigenous and Environmental grassroots initiatives from around the globe. Its our mission to convey, inform, educate, and promote those principles which are dedicated to the protection and preservation of our cultures, traditional customs and ceremonies.
Powersource: "The Talking Leaf". Our monthly newsletter contains articles, book reviews and short stories contributed by various Native Americans. To begin your journey tap on any of the buttons below. We hope you enjoy your visit.
Pow Wows by date: Click on a month to see what Powwow events are happening then. Most Powwows stay within a certain week or weekend each year. Dates are subject to change.
Rainbow Walker Music: We are a Native American music outlet specializing in traditional and contemporary releases. Feel free to browse our catalog and informational and educational items. Staying in touch with the pulse of the Native Music scene, we aim to inform and educate listeners about traditional and contemporary American Indian and Canadian Native music while offering a quality selection of styles and artists not available through most retail outlets.
Saddle Lake Indian Reserve: The legends of Saddle Lake have been passed on from generation to generation and I think other grandparents should tell their grandchildren so other people could know about the legends. I think legends are made to thrill children.
Sakgeeng First Nation Home Page: Sagkeeng First Nation is located approximately 120 KM North East of Winnipeg Manitoba, Canada. And lies on the Winnipeg River.
Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre: To strengthen and support the overall Indian education and cultural awareness of Indian people.
Saw-Whet Communications Inc.: Saw-Whet Communications Inc. is a native owned company that provides computer related services and training for First Nation and non-native clients across Canada and the United States. We can also provide economic development opportunities for on-reserve businesses. We have offices in Ontario and British Columbia.
School of Native Studies - U of Alberta: The establishment of an academic unit focusing on Native Studies has been discussed within the University of Alberta since 1972, when such a unit was proposed in a University Senate Committee meeting by representatives of the Indian Association of Alberta.
Spirit of Aboriginal Enterprise: This Internet resource is dedicated to exploring and assisting business and entrepreneurship development among Canada's Aboriginal peoples'. Here you will find a variety of resources and information for, about and by Aboriginal enterprises.
Spirit Trade: Spirit Trade was developed by a Plains Cree family from Winnipeg, Manitoba . The members of Spirit Trade desire to reproduce the forgotten traditions of the people , as well as producing contemporary art forms from traditional materials..
Thunder Bay Native Business Association: A directory of native owned businesses in Thunder Bay cites over 80 businesses involved in over 30 different types of business activity, including arts and crafts, commercial fishing, consulting and professional services, automotive repair and sale, video production, landscaping, etc.
Treaty 7 Tribal Council: Our home page resides on our own WWW server, which is part of our Internet Server located in our council office in Calgary, Alberta. Our WWW services and general Internet services are owned and operated by the Treaty 7 Tribal Council. This is an independant Treaty 7 initiative and established through our own resources.
Union of Ontario Indians:
Village of First Nations: We are proud to bring Native issues, peoples and culture to the Internet in a way that allows us to educate, understand and promote Native ways. Our Internet web site is a place where all Indigenous Peoples have a forum for their many voices. At First Northern Arts Interactive, we honor the voices of our First Nations peoples. We see our Internet site as a new journey, a common vision, we undertake together for our children and our children yet unborn.
Waseskun House Waseskun House, incorporated in 1988, is a charitable, non-profit and non-political organization that operates the first and only totally Native community residential centre (CRC) in the province of Quebec for First Nations men. The organization grew out of the work of a group of volunteers, at the community level, who saw a need for such a facility and who voluntarily operated the CRC during its first year of existence. Many within this original community group are still involved as staff or Board members.
Weetamah Newspaper: Weetamah is an Aboriginal newspaper produced and distributed throughout Manitoba, Northwestern Ontario, Saskatchewan and Alberta. 10,000+ copies per issue are circulated to all First Nations and Metis communities, Tribal Councils, Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal businesses and organizations. We publish monthly and the sole form of financing our paper is through advertising revenues.
Woodland Cultural Centre: The Woodland Cultural Centre, situated on the Six Nation Indian Reserve at Brantford, Ontario, Canada, was established in 1972 to protect and promote the cultural heritage of the First Nations of the Eastern Woodland area. The Centre has developed a reputation for excellence locally, nationally and internationally and responds to client groups from communities both aboriginal and non-aboriginal.

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