Indigenous Resources
Highlights resources pertaining to Indigenous Peoples, and the focus is on communities Indigenous to Turtle Island (North America)
- Getting Started
- Terminology
- Research/Methodologies
- Education
- Health, Healing & Birthing
- Women & Feminisms
- Governance, Law and Sovereignty
- Social Work
- Indigenous Language Revitalization Toggle Dropdown
- Research Data
- Arts Toggle Dropdown
- Literature, Media and Cultural Studies
- Current Events
- Online Video ( Clips, Presentations, Programs Etc..)
- COVID-19 RESOURCES FOR INDIAN COUNTRY Toggle Dropdown
- Indigenous Peoples of Michigan
Overview
This section of the guide highlights some video clips, presentations and programs in a variety of areas.
Decolonization/Research and Methodologies
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Anti-Oppression, Decolonization, and Responsible AllyshipHarsha Walia
October 28, 2012 Duration: 10mins
Women and Feminisms
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“Indigenous Feminisms’ Affective Response to State Violence"Presentation by Dian Million
Jan 5, 2015 Duration: 54mins
Literature, Media and Cultural Studies
Pow Wows
The University of Michigan in partnership with the Native American Students Association hosts an annual Dance for Mother Earth Pow Wow. The Pow Wow is one of the largest student run Pow Wows in the country.
The channel is a collection of videos documenting Pow Wows across the country.
Governance, Law and Sovereignty
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Idle No More Short Documentary- Grounded NewsJan 10, 2013
Duration: 7mins
Indigenous Language Revitalization
Algonquian Language Family (Anishinaabe/Objibwe/Chippewa)
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Nagaadjiwanaang Ojibwemowin Gabeshiwin 2012Ojibwe language discussion with Dan Jones, Loretta Oshawe, Betty Blue Bird and Lisa Clemens at Akiwenzie Park, Big Lake on the Fond du Lac Ojibwe Reservation in northern Minnesota during June of 2012
Arts- Pacific Northwest
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"Make No Bones About It."Lillian Pitt Artist descendent of Wasco, Yakama, and Warm Springs people.
April 28, 2013 Duration: 49mins -
Northwest Coast Formline Design: the OvoidShowcase northern styles, particularly of the Haida and Tlingit people.
Jan 24, 2013 Duration: 7mins
Arts- Pacific Islands
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Hula: Preserving Hawiian Language and CultureUNUKUPUKUPU is the name of the rigorous hula curricula of Dr. Taupōuri Tangarō
April 25, 2013 Duration: 6mins -
Indigenous International - Imaikalani Kalahele ArtJan 28, 2012 Duration: 6mins
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2012 Festival of Pacific Arts in the Solomon Islands Part 1 of 3Reporter John Utanga @ 2012 Festival of Pacific Arts held in Honiara, Solomon Islands.
Aug 16, 2012 Duration: 7mins -
Keone Nunes - Master Tattooist“How many things can you participate in today that you can honestly say is the same as two thousand years ago? Once the individual lies down on the mat, what they’re feeling is exactly the same as what their ancestors felt.” - Keone Nunes
Last Updated: Nov 10, 2025 10:45 AM
Tags: American Indian, First Nations, Indigenous, Inuit