This Document Represents a Preliminary List of the Contents of the Boxes of This Collection

This document represents a preliminary list of the contents of the boxes of this collection. The preliminary list was created for the most part by listing the creators' folder headings. At this time researchers should be aware that we cannot verify exact contents of this collection, but provide this information to assist your research.

UC Davis Special Collections

D-046

Jack Forbes Collection

Box 1

F-1: Jack Forbes: Chronology and Biography

Box 2

F-2: Jack Forbes: Correspondence

Folder 1: Indian-Chicano Correspondence Fall 1951-1964

Folder 2: Correspondence 1953-1957

Folder 3: 1959

Folder 4: 1960

Folder 5: 1961

Folder 6: 1962

Folder 7: Native American University Correspondence 1960-1962

Folder 8: Native American University Correspondence 1963-1965

Folder 9: Correspondence 1963

Box 3

F-2: Jack Forbes: Correspondence

Folder 1: Tribal and Mexican-American Affairs Correspondence Fall 1964-1967

Folder 2: Correspondence 1964

Folder 3: Correspondence 1965

Folder 4: Indian Education Correspondence 1966-1968

Box 4

F-2: Jack Forbes: Correspondence

Folder 1: Indian-Chicano Higher Education Correspondence of Jack D. Forbes 1965- 1972

Folder 2: Inter-Tribal University Correspondence 1966-1971

Folder 3: Correspondence 1966

Folder 4: Correspondence from Dr. Forbes (Education) December 1966-1967

Folder 5: Correspondence-General 1967

Box 5

F-2: Jack Forbes: Correspondence

Folder 1: Indian Education Correspondence 1967-1972 (Not Complete)

Folder 2: Tribal Mexican-American Correspondence-1968-1969

Folder 3: Correspondence-General 1968

Folder 4: Correspondence-Dr. Forbes- From-1968

Folder 5: Correspondence-Dr. Forbes-To-1968

Box 6

F-2: Jack Forbes: Correspondence

Folder 1: Correspondence-1969- General-TO

Folder 2: Correspondence-Dr. Forbes-To-1969

Folder 3: Correspondence-Dr. Forbes- From-1969

Folder 4: Correspondence-Dr. Forbes- From-1970

Folder 5: Correspondence-Dr. Forbes-To-1970

Box 7

F-2: Jack Forbes: Correspondence

Folder 1: Correspondence-From-1971

Folder 2: Correspondence-To-1971

Folder 3: General Correspondence to 1970

Folder 4: Correspondence Chicano and Native Americans 1967

Folder 5: 1968

Folder 6: 1970

Folder 7: General Correspondence Chicano and Native Americans 1969

BOX 8

F-2: Jack Forbes: Correspondence

Folder 1: 1961-1964

Folder 2: 1970 Native/Chicano Correspondence

Folder 3: Tribal-Chicano Correspondence 1971-75

Folder 4: Correspondence To-1972

Folder 5: Correspondence From 1972

Folder 6: Correspondence Dr. Forbes- To 1973

Folder 7: Correspondence Dr. Forbes-From 1973

Folder 8: Correspondence To 1974

Folder 9: Correspondence From 1974

Folder 10: Correspondence To 1975

Folder 11: Correspondence From 1975

Folder 12: UC Correspondence-Incoming 1976

Folder 13: Correspondence #2 to 1976

Folder 14: Correspondence from 1976

Folder 15: UC Correspondence-Incoming 1977

Folder 16: UC Correspondence-Outgoing 1977

Folder 17: UC Correspondence 1978

Folder 18: UC Correspondence 1978

BOX 9

F-2: Jack Forbes: Correspondence

Folder 1: To 1979

Folder 2: From 1979

Folder 3: 1980

Folder 4: To1980

Folder 5: UC Correspondence-Incoming1980

Folder 6: UC Correspondence-Outgoing 1980 (Pt. I)

Folder 7: From 1980 (Pt. II)

Folder 8: 1981- Incoming

Folder 9: 1981-Outgoing

Folder 10: 1982-Incoming

Folder 11: 1982-Outgoing

Folder 12: 1983-Incoming

Folder 13: Withheld-1983 Letter

Folder 14: 1983-Outgoing

Folder 15: 1984-To

Folder 16: 1984-From

Folder 17: Correspondence from 1985

BOX 10

F-2: Jack Forbes: Correspondence

Folder 1: 1986-To

Folder 2: 1986-From

Folder 3: 1987-To

Folder 4: 1987-From

Folder 5: 1988-From

Folder 6: 1988-To

Folder 7: From-1989

Folder 8: To-1989

Folder 9: From-1990

Folder 10: 1990-To

BOX 11

F-2: Jack Forbes: Correspondence

Folder 1: Correspondence to 1991

Folder 2: To-1991

Folder 3: From-1991

Folder 4: Correspondence 1992 -To

Folder 5: From-1992

Folder 6: Correspondence II to 1992

Folder 7: To 1993 (I)

Folder 8: To 1993 (II)

Folder 9: New Classes From-1993

Folder 10: I-to 1994

Folder 11: II-To 1994

Folder 12: 1994-From

Folder 13: 1995 To (Pt. II)

Folder 14: To-1995 (Pt. III)

Folder 15: 1995-From

BOX 12

F-2: Jack Forbes: Correspondence

Folder 1: 1999-To (Pt. II)

Folder 2: 1999-To

Folder 3: 1999-From

Folder 4: Pt. I. To 1998

Folder 5: Pt. II To 1998

Folder 6: From1998

Folder 7: To 1997

Folder 8: From 1997

Folder 9: To 1996 (Pt. II)

Folder 10: Letter 1996 (I)

Folder 11: From 1996

BOX 13

F-3 Jack Forbes- Printed Works

Folder 1: Afro-Americans in the Far West

Folder 2: Afro- Americans in the Far West

Folder 3: Afro- Dissemination Americans of a Handbook in the Far West for Teachers

Folder 4: American Words (2 copies)

Folder 5: Atlas on Native History (2 copies)

Folder 6: California Indian Education

Folder 7: Colors from the Earth (3 copies)

Folder 8: Education of the Culturally Different (2 copies)

Folder 9: The Establishment of DQ University

Folder 10: El-Lay riots Memorials de Ya-Town and Home Boy Poems (2 Copies)

Folder 11: Handbook of Native American Studies and Chronology of Native American History

Folder 12: Handbook of Native American Studies and Chronology of Native American History

BOX 14

F-3 Jack Forbes- Printed Works

Folder 1: History of the Tecumseh Center

Folder 2: In the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Folder 3: Maintaining Inequality in a Multiethnic Society

Folder 4: Maintaining Inequality in a Multiethnic Society

Folder 5: Mexican Americans- A Handbook for Educators

Folder 6: Mexican Americans- A Handbook for Educators (2 copies)

Folder 7: Middle Continent People (2 copies)

Folder 8: A Model of “Grass Roots” Reclaiming our Land

Folder 9: Naming Our Land, Reclaiming Our Land (2 copies)

Folder 10: Native Americans Higher Education (2 copies)

Folder 11: Native American Languages (2 copies)

Folder 12: The Papago-Apache Treaty of 1853

BOX 15

F-3 Jack Forbes- Printed Works

Folder 1: Proposition 209

Folder 2: Proposition 209 (2 copies)

Folder 3: Tribes and Masses

Folder 4: Wapanakamikok Language Relationships- Native American Studies (3 copies)

Folder 5: What is Time? (2 Copies)

Folder 6: A World Ruled by Cannibals (2 copies)

Folder 7: A World Ruled by Cannibals (2 copies)

BOX 16

F-3 Jack Forbes- Printed Works

Folder 1: Apache Navajo & Spaniard

Folder 2: Apache Navajo & Spaniard

Folder 3: Black Africans and Native Americans

Folder 4: Columbus & Andere Kannibalen (2 copies)

BOX 17

F-3 Jack Forbes- Printed Works

Folder 1: Native Americans and Nixon

Folder 2: Native Americans of California and Nevada

Folder 3: Native Americans of California and Nevada

Folder 4: Native Americans of California and Nevada

Folder 5: Aztecas Del Norte

Folder 6: Red Blood

Folder 7: Die Wetiko-Seuche (2 Copies)

BOX 18

F-3 Jack Forbes- Printed Works

Multicultural Education and the American Indian

The Minority on the Campus: Expectations and Possibilities

I Tell You: Autobiographical Narratives

Circle of Motion

Multicultural Voices

Earth Power Coming

CEPAUE B PNTME C NPNPOAON

First World Ha Ha Ha: The Zapatista Challenge

Earth Power Coming

Global Visions

City Country Miners

BOX 19

F-3 Jack Forbes- Printed Works

20th Anniversary Freedomways: A Quarterly Review of the Freedom Movement

20th Anniversary Freedomways The En’owkin Journal of First North American Peoples: Gatherings Volume VIII

20th Anniversary Freedomways The En’owkin Journal of First North American Peoples: Gatherings Volume VII

20th Anniversary Freedomways The En’owkin Journal of First North American Peoples: Gatherings Volume IX

20th Anniversary Freedomways The En’owkin Journal of First North American Peoples: Gatherings Volume IV

20th Anniversary Freedomways The En’owkin Journal of First North American Peoples: Gatherings Volume V

20th Anniversary Freedomways The En’owkin Journal of First North American Peoples: Gatherings Volume VI

20th Anniversary Freedomways The En’owkin Journal of First North American Peoples: Gatherings Volume III

Harvard Civil Rights Civil Liberties Law Review

The Blue Cloud Quarterly Vol. 27 No. 4

Perspectives on Contemporary Native American and Chicano Educational Thought

Wizacazo sa Review: A Journal of Native American Studies

American Indian Culture and Research Journal Volume 22 Number 4

Anuario Indigenista

BOX 20

F-3 Jack Forbes- Printed Works

Ayaangwaamizin: International Journal of Indigenous Philosophy

The Blue Cloud Quarterly Vol. 27 #4

The Indian Historian

News from Native California

Rikka

Rikka- Cross Country Journal

Winds of Change

The Warpath- More Indian Power

Wicazo Sa Review

The Wicazo Sa Review- Indian Journal

The Appearance of the Mounted Indian

Storia Nord Americana

California History

California Journal- First and Last Californians

Arizona and the West

The Journal of Ethnic Studies JES 18:4

El Historial y La Posicion Social Del Indio en Los Estados Unidos (2 Copies)

BOX 21

F-3 Jack Forbes- Printed Works

Phylon: The Atlanta University Review of Race and Culture

Phylon

Phylon: The Atlanta University Review of Race and Culture

20th Anniversary Freedomways- A Quarterly Review

Negro Digest

African American Quarterly

Okike-An African Journal of New Writing

The Journal of Ethnic Studies JES 18:4

Explorations in Ethnic Studies

The Journal of Ethnic Studies JES 10:2

The Journal of Ethnic Studies JES 12:2

California Elementary Administrator

Race, Gender and Class in the World Cultures

Limited Authority Cross Boundary Sub-States

Junior College Journal : The Architect Planning Partner

The Chariton Review

Frontier

Because People Matter- Progressive News and Views

BOX 22

F-3 Jack Forbes- Printed Works

Symposium: Our Editors’ Forum- The Ethnohistorian in the Southwest (2 Copies)

Frontiers in American History

Un Modelo Para Mejorar La educacion indigena (2 copies)

Univeristy of Southern California Grad School Final Oral Exam (7 Copies)

The Development of the Yuma Route Before 1846

Indian Horriculture West and Northwest of the Colorado River

Frontiers in American History and the Role of the Frontier Historian

Declaration

Searching the Future: Policies and Actions for Today (2 Copies)

The Anishinabe Libertion Movement

The Nevada State Bar Journal

The First Americans- A study Guide to the Videotape Series (2 Copies)

Ethnohistory- Volume 6 No. 2

Journal of the West- Western History and Geography

Center for Western North American Studies- Desert Research Institute- University of Nevada, Reno- Summary of Acquisitions

Book Reviews

Journal of the West- Vol. 1

Pacific Historical Review

The Appearance of the Mounted Indian in Northwest Mexico and the Southwest, to 1680

Southern California Quarterly- The Historical Society of Southern California

California Historical Society Quarterly

California Historical Society Quarterly Vol. 40 No. 2

The Native American Experience in California History

The Indian Historian & The Americanization of Education in the United States

BOX 23

F-3 Jack Forbes- Printed Works

The Oral History Project if the Center for Western North American Studies- A Bibliography

Summary of Acquisitions by the Center for Western North American Studies

American Studies- Amerika Studien

Native American Literatures

Offnungszeit

Callaloo

Teaching Ethnic Studies

BOX 24

F-3 Jack Forbes- Printed Works

Literature: Thinking, Reading and Writing Critically

Social Science Agricultural Agendas and Strategies

BOX 25

F-3 Jack Forbes- Printed Works

Handbook of World History: Concepts and Issues

An Introduction to Literature

BOX 26

F-3 Jack Forbes- Printed Works

The Minority Student on Campus: Expectations and Possibilities

3rd World Forum Volume 6 No. 11

The People’s Voice Vol. 8 No. 13

3rd World Forum Vol. 5 No. 14

The People’s Monitor Vol. 8 No. 4

Wampum

The People’s Monitor Vol. 8 No.4

3rd World Forum Vol. 5 No. 12

3rd World Forum Vol. 6 No. 6

The Indian Historian Vol. 7 No. 2

Humanist: Existentialism, Morality and Psychotherapy

African American Quarterly

Native American Literatures

Shamanism: New and Old

La Palabra Vol. 2 No. 4

3rd World Forum Vol. 5 No. 14

The People’s Vote Vol. 8 No. 13

Jack Forbes Published Printed Works

BOX 27

F-3 Jack Forbes- Printed Works

Folder 1: Philosophy of the Third World, Heydar Reghaby (1974)

Folder 2: Wampum (1985)

Folder 3: Poem Publications (1992)

Folder 4: Tenth Anniversary of Poetry (1981)

Folder 5: Jack D. Forbes Publications (1 of 4)

Folder 6: Jack D. Forbes Publications (2 of 4)

Folder 7: Jack D. Forbes Publications (3 of 4)

Folder 8: Jack D. Forbes Publications (4 of 4)

Folder 9: Forbes Publication (1 of 3)

Folder 10: Forbes Publication (2 of 3)

Folder 11: Forbes Publication (3 of 3)

Folder 12: You the Writer (1997)

Folder 13: Race in 21st Century America (2001)

Folder 14: Publications

Folder 15: Printed Works

Folder 16: Street Spirit

Folder 17: Native American Studies Publications (1 of 3)

Folder 18: Native American Studies Publications (2 of 3)

Folder 19: Native American Studies Publications (3 of 3)

BOX 28

F-3 Jack Forbes- Printed Works

Folder 1: Maintaining Inequality in a Multiethnic Society (1952-1985)

Folder 2: A World Ruled by Cannibals (2 Copies) (1979)

Folder 3: Attan-Akamik (Our Own Land) (2 Copies) (1979)

Folder 4: Proposition 209 (1997)

Folder 5: Black Africans & Native Americans (1984)

Folder 6: What is Time? (1997)

Folder 7: News from Native Americans (Vol.

4, No. 1) (Fall 1989)

Folder 8: Raise the Stakes! (Vol. 1, No. 2) (Winter 1981)

Folder 9: Colors of the Earth (1980)

Folder 10: California History (Spring 1983)

Folder 11: Religious Freedom & the Protection of Native American Places (January

1977)

Folder 12: The Papago-Apache Treaty of 1853 (1979)

Folder 13: A Model of “Grass Roots” Community Development (February 1976)

Folder 14: ATTA! And other Poems on 9-11, War, & Peace (2002)

Folder 15: The Establishment of D-Q University (1972)

Folder 16: Wapanakamikok Language Relationship (1972)

Folder 17: Native American Higher Education: D-Q University (1985)

Folder 18: Memorias De Ya-Town and Home Boy Poems (1992)

Folder 19: Afro-Americans in the Far West: A Handbook for Educators (undated)

Folder 20: Mexican-Americans: A Handbook for Educators (undated)

Folder 21: Z Papers (Vol. 2 No. 2) (1993 April-June)

Folder 22: Red Ink: A Native American Student Publication (Vol. 5 No. 1) (1996 Fall)

Folder 23: Colors From the Earth: Third World Dimensions (1980)

Folder 24: News From Native California (Vol. 9 No. 2) (Winter 1996-1996)

Folder 25: California History (Vol. LXII No. I) (Spring 1983)

Folder 26: Street Spirit (Vol.11 No.8) (2005 August)

Folder 27: The Manipulation of Race, Caste and Identity: Classifying Afroamericans,

Native Americans and Red-Black People (undated)

Folder 28: What is Space?: Consciousness, Voids, and Universes (2 Copies) (2001)

Folder 29: What is Time? (1997)

Folder 30: Naming Our Land Reclaiming Our Land (1992)

Folder 31: Proposition 209 (1997)

Folder 32: Maintaining Inequality in a Multiethnic Society (1996)

Folder 33: The Blue Cloud Quarterly: Tenth Anniversary of Poetry (Vol.27 No.4)

(undated)

Folder 34: The American Indian Quarterly (Vol.7 No.1) (1983)

Folder 35: Ethnohistory (Vol.6 No.2) (Spring 1959)

Folder 36: Pacific Historical Review (Vol. XXVII No. 4) (1958 November)

Folder 37: Racism, Scholarship, and Cultural Pluralism in Higher Education (1977

March)

Folder 38: Native American Languages: Preservation and Self-Development (1979)

Folder 39: Black Africans and Native Americas: Racial Classification Systems and Red-

Black People (1984)

Folder 40: Searching the Future: Policies and Actions For Today (1983)

Folder 41: Symposium: Our Editors’ Forum (Vol.3 No.4) (1964 October)

Folder 42: Literature: Thinking, Reading & Writing Critically (2nd Edition) (1997)

Folder 43: An Introduction to Literature (Expanded Edition) (1994)

Folder 44: A World Rules By Cannibals (1979)

Folder 45: Poems (undated)

Folder 46: City Country Miners (undated)

Folder 47: Only Approved Indians Can Play: Made in USA (undated)

Folder 48: Poems (undated)

Folder 49: Critical Perspectives of Third World America (Vol.1 No.1) (Fall 1983)

Folder 50: Okike: An African Journal of New Writing (No.19) (1981 September)

Folder 51: Because People Matter (2004 November – December)

Folder 52: Street Spirit (Vol.6 No.6) (2000 June)

Folder 53: Street Spirit (Vol.8 No.1) (2002 January)

Folder 54: Warpath (Vol.1 No.2) (Fall 1968)

Folder 55: Warpath (Vol.1 No.3) (undated)

Folder 56: Haight Ashbury Literary Journal (Vol.20 No.1) (2001)

Folder 57: San Francisco Chronicle (1998 December 30)

Folder 58: The Blue Cloud Quarterly: Middle Continent People (Vol.32 No.4) (1986)

Folder 59: Gatherings (Vol. XI) (Fall 2000)

Folder 60: Black Africans & Native Americans (undated)

BOX 29

F-7 Native American Law and Legal Issues

F-7 NA Law

Nat. Amer Law (Including Lee Sclar Report)

N.A. and Inter Law

NARF

Law Review (N.A)

Oodham Land Rights

BOX 30

F-7 Native American Law and Legal Issues

Indian Law Center American Indian Law Newsletter Albuquerque, New Mexico

Battling to Regain a Lost Past

Ninety-Fifth Congress of the United States of America

Third World Lit

Indian- Definition of

United States Policy toward Native Americans and International Human Rights (Not in Folder)

United States of America- Department of the Interior (Not in Folder)

Staff Analysis of Assembly Bill No. 5 (Knox) (Not in Folder)

The Emergence of Group Rights, Mort Sklar, Catholic University Law Professor, Wash., D.C. (Not in Folder)

Indian Rights and International Law Seminar (Not in Folder)

In the United States District Court for the Northern District of California (Not in Folder)

Declaration of Principles for the Defense of Indigenous Nations and Peoples of the Western Hemisphere (Not in Folder)

Indian Law Resource Center (Not in Folder)

Legal Commission Report (Not in Folder)

Study of the Problem of Discrimination Against Indigenous Populations (Not in Folder)

NA Law (2 folders)

F-7B: International Indigenous Rights

BOX 31

F-8 Comparative Minority Education Survey

General

Ability and Educational Opportunity

Achievement and Innovation in Cul. And Personality- De vos (MAORI, Japanese, ETC. self-images, etc)

The American Institute for Marxist Studies Newsletter Bibliographical References

Deutsch- “Disadvantaged Child and Learning Process” Culturalogical

Doble (Digest of Bilingual Education) December, 1968

Education in the Modern World John Vaisey

Educational Patterns in Contemporary Societies…Latin American Education from Colonialism to Nationalism

General- Foster, “What is a Folk Culture”

General – (Bibliographic, etc.) The library of the Inter-American Inst., its organ

Notes on Hickman’s article, “Linguistic and Sociocultural Barriers, etc.”

Miscellaneous Bits of Info.

Lists of Journals General Native Education Ceylon, Java, Formosa, the Philippines, French Indo-China, and British Malaya

Review of Educational Research A.E.R.A.

Comp. Min. Ed. Survey- Stanford U. Resources

United Nations

Educational Planning (Economic Aspects, etc.)

Unesco Materials

General-Population estimates of Latin American Indians.

Unesco—Meeting of Experts on Curriculum of General Education, Moscow, USSR, 16- 23 January 1968

Notes on Unesco

Social Revolution: The Education of Minority Groups in Other Countries—Steve Talbot

Study of Discrimination in Education Charles Ammoun Unesco 1957

United States

F-8 Comparative Minority Education Survey

Bilingual Education

Restricting Teacher Education for Multicultural Imperatives (Not in Folder)

Test Your Textbooks (Not in Folders)

State Board of Education Policy of Multicultural Education (Not in Folders)

Bilingual Approach by U.S. Spurs Dissent (Not in Folders)

Delayed Decisions Led to L.A. Schools’ Fiscal Crisis (Not in Folders)

Marva Collins- A Teacher Who Cares (Not in Folders)

Teachers Lights Up Children’s Eyes (Not in Folders)

University Bulletin: School Performance in Developing Nations Linked to Nutrition (Not in Folders)

University Bulletin: CPEC Director Says Higher Education Must Develop a New Management Style (Not in Folders)

BOX 32

F-8 Comparative Minority Education Survey

Africa

Africa Alexander-Frutschi- Human Resources and Economic Growth Stanford Research Institute. 1963

Burundi

Ethnic Groups in Africa

Republic of Congo (Republique Du Congo)

Gay and Cole- The New Math and an Old Culture. (Kpelle)

Herskovits on African Education

The Fortunate Few: A Study of Secondary School and Students in the Ivory Coast

Kenya Education for Self Reliance- The Impact of Self Help

Libya

Malawi

Mauritius

Africa- Notes and Misc. Information

Republic of Rwanda (Republique Rwandaise)

Senegal

Africa Institute of South Africa

South Africa

Notes (South Africa)

South Africa South African Bureau of Racial Affairs

Spencer (ed)- Language in Africa

Tabata. I.B. Education for Barbarism in South Africa

South West Africa

Upper Volta (Republique De Haute-Volta)

Zambia

Australia

Notes (Australia)

The Australian Journal of Education “Ed . in Papua and New Guinea

Flint, E.H. – “Aborigninal Eng.” (Australia and world creole)

Australia and Pacific Islands- Misc. Notes and Informationa

Brazil Human Resources and Economic Growth Stanford Research Institute. 1963

Havighurst- Society and Education in Brazil

Society for Applied Anthropology 28th Annual Meeting

Canada

Canada Article on Ind. Ed. By Ind. Affairs Branch, gov.

Canada “Citizenship Projects Among Indians”- Innovations Indian and lay organizations

Canada “Discussion Notes on the Indian Act”, Ind. Affairs Branch.

Canada “Handbook for Ind. Band Chief and Councillors”

Canada- Misc. Notes and Info.

BOX 33

F-8 Comparative Minority Education Survey

Canada Pamphlet to encourage ed. And leadership among Ind. Youth.

Canada “Seal Hunt”, ethnic Eskimo for grades

Canada Speech by Minister of Citizenship and Immigration “New Dir. In Ind. Affairs.”

Canada Teaching English as a Second Language

Canada Trad. Linguistic and cultural affiliations of Indian bands.

Ceylon

Ceylon-Ceylonese gov. publications

China Bibliographical Guide to the National Minority Policy

China China: Its People, Its Society, Its Culture

China’s Fresh Approach to the National Minority Question

China’s Minority Nationalities- China Quarterly

The World Today “China’s Policy Toward Minorities”

China Daily News Release Hsinhua News Agency

China Marginal Education and Social-Economic Integration: Night Schools in Taipei . Taiwan as a Case Study

China References from Education Index

Formosan Aboriginal art The art of the Paiwan Group of Southern Taiwan

China, People’s Republic Human Resources and Economic Growth Stanford Research Institute, 1963

China Bill Heaton Interview

China-Misc. Notes and Info

Communist China 1961 “Nationalities Affairs”

The Party and the National Question in China

China Professional Manpower and Education in Communist China

Cyprus: Declaration on Minority Rights

Czechoslovakia

England

Notes (England)

Europe Human Resources and Economic Growth Stanford Research Institute. 1963

Europe-Misc. Notes and Info. Ireland

Documents on Ireland-Survey on Higher Education

Ireland

Ireland General Info. On education and facts on Ireland. S.F. Consulate.

Northern Ireland

Italy

Luxembourg

Luxembourg-Government Info. On ed. Policies (linguistic)

Netherlands

Switzerland

Switzerland General Education in Switzerland

Switzerland Gen. Info. On Swiss ed. From S.F. Consulate.

BOX 34

F-8 Comparative Minority Education Survey

Greenland

The Ministry for Greenland

Notes: Greenland

India “Application of Anthropology to Administration: Case Studies in Rural and Tribal Areas.” Journal of Social Research

India Commissioner for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

India Education Commission and Backward Classes Vanyajati

“Education of Aborigines” The Educational Review

India The Education of Aborigines in India

Educational Patterns in Contemporary Societies….Indian Education: Search for Economic and Political Independence

India Extent and Problems of Tribal Education Vanyajati

Gov of india—Report of the Scheduled Tribes and Areas, 1960-1961

India Human Resources and Economic Growth Stanford Research Institute, 1963

India’s census info, on tribes and unscheduled castes.

India Informal Education Among Tribals Vanyajati

India Measures Proposed for the Spread of Education Amongst the Scheduled Tribes Vanyajati

Review of the Education in India (1947-1961)

Scholastic Backwardness in tribal Children Indian Education by A. Ramchandrarao Naidu

India Sources to check

India Tribal Education in Bihar: a Preliminary Statistical Analysis Journal of Social Research

India Tribal Education in Gujarat Vanyajati

India and Pakistan-Articles on Education (Notes)

India and South Asia-Misc. Notes and Info.

Education and Political Development. “Indonesia” Joseph Fischer

Indonesia Misc. Notes and Information

U.C. Holdings on Indonesia in English February 1968

Laos

Argentina

Summary (in Spanish) and bibl. Ref. for Caquiaviri: Escuelas para los indigenas Bolivianos

Notes: Education in Bolivia

Notes and Tabl. Of Contents for Problemas Nacionales” (Bolivia and Latin America)

Rural Education in Bolivia-Inst. Of Inter-Amer. Affairs (1955)

Chile

Colombia

Notes from Juan Comas’ Essays on Indianism (in. Sp.)

El Salvador

Fals Bords, Orlando—“La Educacion en Colombia,” Mono. Socio. #11

Guatemala

Latin America (Mexico, Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador) Human Resources and Economic Growth

Chapter Two: Ibero-Indian Countries-The Year Book of Education 1949 “The Caribbean and South America”

Notes: Latin America

Latin America-Misc. Notes and Information

Mexico

Howard F. Cline, The United States of Mexico

Sources from the Education Index and Card Files

Greening, Ernest-Mexico and its Heritage (Chpt. on Education)

Mexioc Instituto Nacional Indigenista

Institute of International Education News Bullentin. “Indians of Mexico”

Mexico Franklin Parker Mexican Education Research: Annotated Bibiliography of 67 U.S. Doctoral Dissertations

Mexico: Indianismo and the Rural School Ramon E. Ruiz

Mexico Bibliografia Relaciones Interetnicas

Middle East-Misc. Notes and Info.

BOX 35

F-8 Comparative Minority Education Survey

New Zealand Internal Migration of Maoris

New Zealand Department of Education

New Zealand Bibliography of New Zealand Education

New Zealand

Article: “The Test that Brands a Boy” Education Department vs. Juvenile Delinquency

U.C. Library Holdings on the Philippines April 1967

Phillipine Islands Human Resources and Economic Growth Stanford Research Institute. 1963

R.J. Walker’s publications on MAORI

Maori Education Foundation

Population Movements and their Implications for Maori Education

Education in Singapore

Singapore

Handbook on South and Southeast Asia

South Asia-Notes and Information

Doctoral Dissertations on Southeast Africa April 1968

Malaysia

The Education System in Malaysia

S.E. Asia-Misc. Notes and Info.

Thailand Ministry of Education

U.C. Library Holdings on Vietnam May 1968

Israel

Israel Ed. and Culture, from Government Yearbook (20 Pages.) S.F. Consulate.

Saudi Arabia

Education In Turkey

The Role of Education in the Westernization of Turkey Fahir Iz

Education in Finland

“Finland Minority Culture in Action”

Sweden-Finland-LAPPS: MiSC. Notes and Information

LAPPS

Norway

Sweden

BOX 36

F-8 Comparative Minority Education Survey

Soviet Life…Special Issue Education in the USSR

“Fertility among Ethnic Groups in the USSR-Mazur (Demography)

Mandel –Soviet Far East and Central Asia

American Russian Institute

Soviet Union “Educating the Small Peoples of the Soviet North: the Limits of Cultural Change

Educational Patterns in Contemporary Societies….Russian Education: Developing the Communist Man

Soviet and Central Asia-Dunns (Current Anthro. June, 1967)

Carribbean- Notes and Information

Haiti Human Resources and Economic Growth Stanford Research Institute.1963

Jamaica Ministry of Education

(Notes) Jamaica-Ruscoe, Dysfunctionality (Ras Taf-arian movement) in Jamaican Education

Trinidad and Tobago

West Indies Human Resources and Economic Growth Stanford Research Institute. 1963

Correspondence To

Bibliography: Books, journal, publications and Latin Amer

Comp. Min. Educ. Survey Inclu Multicultural Ed.

Unfiled Notes-CMES

Facts on Countries to be Surveyed—from the World Book Encyclopedia

Geographical Locations of Comp Min. Education Survey Countries

Draft Schedule for Completing “Comparative Minority Education Project”

Handwritten notes which have been typed and classified

Comparative Minority Education

BOX 37

F-8 Comparative Minority Education Survey

Citation cards

BOX 38

F-9 Office of Economic Opportunity Material

Upward Bound

Community Action Program

Status of Poverty in California (1983-1984)

Upward Bound F-9

F-9 Office of Economic Opportunity Material

BOX 39

F-10 Center for Western North America Studies- University of Nevada

Center for Western North American Studies

CWNAS: Reports, Appendices, Grants Proposals

Drafts, etc.

Center for Western North American Studies Desert Research Institute University of Nevada Reno Summary of Acquisitions May 15, 1964 to May 15, 1965. October 1965

Desert Research Institute Center for Western North American Studies University of Nevada, Reno- Summary of Acquisitions by the Center for Western North American Studies May 15, 1964 to May 15, 1965, Deposited in the Nevada and the West Collection Noble Gethchell Library

Center for Western North American Studies Desert Research Institute University of Nevada Reno Summary of Acquisitions May 15, 1964 to May 15, 1965. October 1965

Summary of Acquisitions by the Center for Western North American Studies May 15, 1965- May 15, 1966

University of Nevada Documents

The Center for Western North American Studies

CWNAS- Minutes and other Pertinent Records June 1963-December 1964

BOX 40

F-10 Center for Western North American Studies University of Nevada

CWNAS- Minutes and Reports) 1965-1966

May 24, 1966 Acting Directors’ Report

Documents

CWNAS-Minutes

Paul Smith History Room 320 SEM Campus

Paul Smith History Room 320 SEM

CWNAS- General

CWNAS-Sources of Material

CWNAS- Fundraising

Lander

A Proposed Program to Continue the Collection and Establishing of Historical Collections for the University of Nevada

Center for West North American Studies

Jack Forbes History Room 320 SEM (Confidential)

Misc.

F-10 Center for Western North American Studies- University of Nevada

CWNAS Microfilming

University of Nevada Research Studies

BOX 41

F-11 American Indian Ethnohistoric Conference

American Indian Ethnohistoric Conference

Forbes: American Indian Ethnohistoric Conference

BOX 42

F-12 California Indian Education Association

California Indian Education Association Documents

Ad Hoc Committee on California Indian Education, 1968

Newspaper Articles- California Indian Education

CIEA (meeting, proposals, policies)

North Fork Report Manuscript of Oct 20-22, 1967

Reactions to the AD HOC Meeting of Oct 20-22, 1967

Statewide All-Indian Conference on Indian Education, Oct 20-22, 1967

AD HOC Committee Participants North Folk All-Indian Conference

AD-HOC Committee on California Indian Education 1969

AD-HOC Committee on California Indian Education 1970

California Indian Education Association Inc.

California Indian Education Association Documents

Indian Education Improvement Documents

F-12 California Indian Education Association

F-12 CIEA California Indian Education Association

BOX 43

F-12 California Indian Education Association

List of names of Active Participants in Ad Hoc California Indian Education Committee Meetings

Ad-Hoc Committee on California Indian Education, 1966

Conference on Education of Teachers of California Indians

Conference on Education of Teachers of California Indians, Turlock, California, 1967 AD Hoc Committee Conference

AD HOC Committee on California Indian Teachers, 1967 (March 19-20) Report

Meeting of AD HOC Committee April 22, 1967 (Modesto, California)

AD HOC Committee Meeting on Indian Education in California July 15, 1967

Proposals for Teachers and Administrators in schools serving California Indian Pupils, Sept 1967

Proposal for All Indian Conference on Indian Education to be held Oct. 20- 22, 1967

Letters of Invitation to the AD HOC Committee Meeting on Indian Education in California to be held Oct. 20-22, 1967

Financial Aid Letters to the AD HOC Meeting of Oct 20-22, 1967

Report of First All Indian Statewide Conference on California Indian Education, 1968

Kennedy Sub-Committee Visit January 1968- California Indian Education Research Project

BOX 44

F-12 California Indian Education Association

California Indian Education Association

8th Annual Workshop for California Indian Education

12th Annual Conference California Indian Education Association Indian Education: A Vision Quest for Modern Times November 24-26, 1978; California State College, Stanislaus

BOX 45

F-12 California Indian Education Association

CIEA Newsletter and Constitution

BOX 46

F-13 California Indian or Indian-interest Organizations

F-13 Pit River

Pit River Tribe and X-L Ranch Records from Federal Records Center, S. F.

Before the Indian Claims Commission Docket Nos. 31, 37, 80, 80-D, 347 Clyde F. Thompson, et al. vs. The United States of America- Jan 11, 1966

Before the Indian Claims Commission Docket Nos. 31, 37, 80 and 80-D, 347 Clyde F. Thompson, et al. vs. The United States of America- Jan 11, 1966

Before the Indian Claims Commission Docket Nos. 31, 37, 80 & 80-D, 347 Clyde F. Thompson, et al. vs. The United States of America- Jan 11, 1966

Before the Indian Claims Commission Docket Nos. 31, 37, 80 & 80-D, 347 Clyde F. Thompson, et al. vs. the United States of America- Jan 11, 1966

Before the Indian Claims Commission Docket Nos. 31, 37, 80, 80-D, 347 Clyde F. Thompson, et al. vs. the United States of America- Jan 11, 1966

BOX 47

F-13 California Indian or Indian-Interest Organizations

California Indian Affairs

F-13 California Indian Organizations Klamath River / Yurok

California Indians Affairs Documents

California Indian Affairs Documents-Miscellaneous

List of California Indians photos in Smithsonian

Parks and Recreation Departmental Native American Task Force

Final Report to the Governor and the Legislature by the State Advisory Commission on Indian Affairs

1968 Report to the Governor and the Legislature by the State Advisory Commission on Indian Affairs

Letters to Charles Warren by Jim Durst

Assembly Interim Committee on Ways and Means- Edited Transcript

Progress Report

Letter to Joe Crivello from Lloyd Britton

Native American Heritage Commission

Miscellaneous Materials

Miscellaneous Documents-California Indians

BOX 48

F-13 California Indian or Indian-interest Organizations

Summary of Final Proposal for Northern Indian California Educational Project-May 18, 1971

Final Report to the Governor and the Legislature by the State Advisory Commission on Indian Affairs

The Black Hills Alliance (3 Copies)

The Status of California Archaeology by Michael J. Moratto

Handbook of Resources for American Indians in the Bay Area by Jerome H. Klein

F-13 California Indian or Indian Interest Organizations

NA Heritage Committee

F-13 Cont.

Northern California Indian Council on Education and Community Development- Altures, CAD Susanville

Indian Voice

Native California Indian Bulletin

Tribal Spokesman (Intertribal Council of California- Vierre, South Dakota

Inter-Tribal Council F-13

BOX 49

F-14 Native American Education

Languages in American Indian Education (1972)

Indian Education Conferences

Indian Education Curriculum Materials

Indian Education- General

Indian Education General

Indian Education-General (articles)

Indian Ed Preschool and Elementary Schools

Indians: Higher Education

Hew-News

Indian-High School

Indian Adult Ed

Indian Schools

“A Native Way of Knowing” Newsletter by Monte Leach and Mary Tappel

News Release-Indian Art Institute Hosts National Convocation

Official Newsletter of the Association of American Indian Physicians

Native American Information Center- Bacone Document

Bacone College Letter from the Preside nt of the College

Unfinished Business- Concurrence

The Santa Fe Reporter

Association of American Indian Physicians, Inc. Document

Psychological Testing of American Minorities: issues and Consequences

Reannouncement: National Advisory Council on Indian Education

The Chronicle of Higher Education

1680-1980: A Ceremony of Brotherhood Pamphlet

Indian Issues in Higher Education

Changes Document

BOX 50

F-14 Native American Education Files

Navajo Education

Navajo Community College-Dr. Jack Forbes-University of California, Davis

Indian Affairs- Mexico Education

Indian Affairs- South and Central America

Indian Education and Pluralism

Navajo Community College

Bilingual Education for American Indians

Indian Curriculum

Indian Education

BOX 51

F-14 Native American Education Files

Legislation Proposed, etc.

Education- Indian: New Programs and Issues

Indian Education- Federal Grants and Funds

Primitive Education in North America by George A. Pettitt..

National Indian Education Association

Indian Education Consortium-The Regional Educational-Laboratories and Indian Education

Minutes- National Indian Education Advisory Committee and National Advisory Council on Indian Education

Innovation at Rough Rock

American Tribal Higher Education: A Proposal

Rough Rock History

Navajo Education- Reports and Studies

BOX 52

F-14 Native American Education

Cross Cultural Mixtures (Race, Religion, etc.

Coalition of Indian Controlled School Boards

CICSB Coalition of Indian Controlled School Boards Inc. Denver, Colorado

An Ethnographic Approach to U.S. and Canadian Indian Education

American Higher Tribal education-Fortes

Ind. Education Materials

NA Religion-Teaching About

AD HOC

Native Americans: Concepts, Strategies and Materials

University of California Department of City and Regional Planning to Jack Forbes Department of Anthropology at UC Davis

Native Education

BOX 53

F-15 Native American Organizations and Their Publications

Aboriginal Public Policy Institute

American Indian Defense Association

Coalition of Eastern Native Americans

First Nations Development Institute

Indian Ecumenical Conference

Memorial to the American Indian Foundation

Movimiento Nativo Americano

National Indian Youth Council

Native American Movement

Native American Scholarship Fund

Sacred Run Foundation

Smithsonian Institute

Southwestern Indian Development Incorporated (1967)

United Nations Americans

Working Civil Association

BOX 54

F-15 Native American Organizations and Their Publications

Food Arrows Group

Indian Council FIS

League of North American Indians (Lonai) and Indian Views

United Native Americans F-15

Native American Movement (see also Aztlan) F-15

BOX 55

F-17 General Native Affairs Data -- by years, Pre-1950’s, 1950’s, 1960’s, 1970’s

Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1919

Indian Affairs Pre 1950

1950’s

NAAF 1950’s

1901

1962

NAAF 1963

Indian Affairs 1963

Indian Affairs 1964

1965 Indian Affairs

Indian Affairs (United States) 1966

Policies, Programs, and Activities of the Department of the Interior Part II- Hearings Before the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs- House of Representatives

Indian Affairs 1967

Bureau of White Affairs Proposed to Solve Problems of White People Receiving Federal Assistance

1968

Indian Affairs 1969

1970

Indian Affairs 1970

BOX 56

F-17 General Native Affairs Data -- by years, 1971-1972

1971 NA Affairs 1971

American Indian Press Coated 1971

AIPA Press Releases 1971

American Indian Press Association News Service

Trail et Broken Treaties Washington D.C. and B.i.A.

Native American Affair 1972

BOX 57

F-17 General Native Affairs Data -- by years, 1974-1991

NAAF 1974

NAAF 1975

N.A. Affairs 1976

NAAF 1978

NAAF 1979

NAAF 1980

N.A. Affairs 1982

NA Affairs 83

NAAF 1984 F-17

F-17 NAAF 1985

NAAF 1986

NA Affairs-1987

NA Affairs 1988

NA Affairs 1989

Indian Affairs 1990

N. A. Affairs

BOX 58

F-17 General Native Affairs Data -- by years, 1988-1999

Native American Affairs 1998

Native American Affairs 1999

F-17 General Native Affairs

Native American Affairs 1998

Native American Affairs 1999

F-17 General Native Affairs

BOX 59

F-17 General Native Affairs Data -- by years, 1973-1983; 2007-2009

Wounded Knee 1973

Indian Affairs 1973

Indian Affairs 1974

U.S. Department of the Interior and News Release- Indian Affairs 1975

Indian Education Documents

Indian Program Documents

Americans for Indian Opportunity

N.A. Gen 1981

N.A. Gen 1982

N.A. Gen 1983

Native American Documents and Articles

NA AF, 2007

NA AF, 2008

NA AF, 2009

BOX 60

F-17 General Native Affairs Data -- by years, 1961-1964; 1992-1997; 2005

N.A. Affairs 1992

N.A. Affairs 1993

N.A. Affairs 1994

N.A. Affairs 1995

N.A. Affairs 1996- For Barbara

F-17 N.A. Affairs 1997

NA AF, 1961-1964

NA AF, 2005

BOX 61

F-17 General Native Affairs Data -- by years

Ask the Right Questions, 1970s

NA, 98-99

NA AFF, 2000

NA AF, 2001

BOX 62

F-19 Native Americans -- General Topics and U.S. Tribes

Indigenous Community Organiz. In a Rural and Urban Setting

Handbook of NA Indians Controversy

Self Image of the American Indian: A Preliminary Study by Sarah Hutchison

AID Red Alert

National Tribal Chairman Association

Indian Center, Spokane and Seattle, Washington

Lumberton Post, Lumberton, NC

BOX 63

F-19 Native Americans -- General Topics and U.S. Tribes

Alaska Fed of Natives Inter-natl

American Anthropological Association

American Civil Lib. Union- Indians

American Friends Service Committee – American Indian Bulletin, etc.

American Indian Defense

American Indian Development Inc.

American Indian Federation

The American Indian Federation

American Indian Historical Society- San Francisco, Cal

American Indian Quarterly

American Indian Task Force

Association on American Indian Affairs New York

The American Indian Review American Indian Historical Society

The Indian Historian- American Indian Historical Society

AIM News- American Indian Movement- Minneapolis, Minnesota

Americans for Indian Opportunity

Associated Indigenous Communications

Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe

Coalition of Eastern Native Americans, Inc.

Department of Health, Education and Welfare- Office of Education

Coalition of Eastern Native Americans, Inc.

Department of Health Education and Welfare- Office of Education

Action Plans and Rules

BOX 64

F-19 Native Americans -- General Topics and U.S. Tribes

Dr. Jack Forbes

Dennis Banks Defense Committee

Committee for Traditional Indian Land and Life

Dept. of Interior: BIA Indian Record

Dept. of Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs- News Releases and Miscellany

Dept. of Interior: BIA Restructuring

Dept. of Interior: BIA Fact Sheets, History

Indian Legislative Documents

Federated Eastern Indian League (All Councils)

Friends Comm on National Legislation

Memorial to the American Indian Foundation

National American Indian Council

BOX 65

F-19 Native Americans -- General Topics and U.S. Tribes

BIA Facts on Indians and BIA Records

Addresses- Indian Publications

Indian Alcoholism

American Indian Task Force

American Indian Commission on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse- Salt Lake City, Utah

Atlas- Native Americans- N. America and Canada

Banks Indian- International Bank Washington, D.C.

Indian Art, Art Schools and Programs

Native American Bibliography

BOX 66

F-19 Native Americans -- General Topics and U.S. Tribes

Indian Bibliography

Books and Book Reviews Indian

Indian Census

Indian- Civil Rights

Economics

Native American Conferences and Programs

NA Ethnonbotony

Native American Family Life

Indian Films

The Foundation for Tribal Peoples- Proposal 1966

Indian Health

The Closing Circle Study of Developing Urban Indian Health Clinic

American Indian Free Clinics and Health Programs

The History of Fed Indian Policy in relation to the Development of Indian Community

BOX 67

F-19 Native Americans -- General Topics and U.S. Tribes

HEW- health Services and Mental Health Admin, Indian Health Service- Rockville, Maryland and Washington, D.C.

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development- Washington D.C.

N.A. Identity

Indian- Injustices

Indian Influence

Indian Land and Water Rights

The U.S. and the Betrayal of Indian Water Rights

California and Nevada Indian- Land, Water Legal Problem

BOX 68

F-19 Native Americans -- General Topics and U.S. Tribes

Includes: higher education University of California programs

Native American Studies

Native American Studies Major- General Objectives

Proposals and Reports of Native American Studies

Native American Studies- UC Berkeley

Native American Studies- Lassen Berkeley- Hayward- Sacramento, California- University of Washington Seattle and University of Arizona

Ethnic Studies Hish School- Davis

Native American Studies UCSB-Santa Cruz-San Diego

Ethnic Studies- New Mexico

Ethnic American Work Group Meetings- UC Davis

BOX 69

F-19 Native Americans -- General Topics and U.S. Tribes

General Indian Affairs 1971

Indian Affairs 1968

1976

1977

1981-1986

Indian Community Development

NA Addresses 1970’s

F-19 Bibliograph and Addresses

MesoAmerica- Bibliography (2nd Draft) and A bibliography of North American Geographers Works on Native Americans North of Mexico, 1971-1991

An Article Written by Howard H. Wright, Monteith College at Wayne State University

BOX 70

F-19 Native Americans -- General Topics and U.S. Tribes

California Land etc.- Continued

Indian Reorganization Act, 1934 to Revenue Sharing Act 1972-1973

Legislative Bills, Drafts, Materials relating to Indian

Legal Position of Indians

Indian Legal Proposals

Indian Medicines and Herbs

Indian Library and Library Proposals

Indian- Malnutrition

Indian Posters, Pictures

Native American Culture

Native American Marriages

Native American Media Artists

National Institute of Mental Health- Indian Programs

Pow Wow’s and Native American Celebrations

BOX 71

F-19 Native Americans -- General Topics and U.S. Tribes

Indian Psychology

Indian Records

Indian Relocation

Indian- Religion and Religious Peoples

Indian Rodeo

Rural Indian Affairs

Indian Scholarships

N.A. Science

Songs (Indian)

Indian- Suicide

Native American Speeches

Native American Theaters

Urban Indian Development LA, CN and Indian Business

Indian Wars

Native American Women

Wounded Knee South Dakota

Native American Studies UC Davis

F-19

BOX 72

F-19 Native Americans -- General Topics and U.S. Tribes

National Congress of American Indians NCIA Sentinel

National Council on Indian Opportunity

National Indian Activities Assoc.

National Indian Committee on Alcohol and Drugs

National Indian Youth Council

Native American Movement

Native American Rights Fund- Eastern Indian Project

Native American Rights Fund

Native American Students Association

Native American Training Associates Institution

Office of Economic Opportunity Indian Desk

Red Planet Earth

Runa Simi

Society of American Indians

Survival of American Indian Association

Tribe, Inc.: Teaching and Research in Bicultural Education

United American Indians of New England

United Indians of All Tribes

United Native Americans, Inc.

Wash. State (Nisqually)

Indian Articles

An Open Letter to the Sovereign people by Manwell R. Bender, Sr.

BOX 73

F-22 Native American Data by Tribes and Topics

Abnaki

Africans and N.A.’s Black Relations

Alaskan Indian Rights

NA Alcoholism and Drugs

Alcatraz Article F-22 ALC

American Indian Historians Assoc. CSCB

American Indian Movement

American Ind. Studies Proposal 1959-1960

N.A. Anthropology

Western Apache

Apache- Cont

Astronomy- N.A.

Attucks, Crispus

“Aztlan” Term

Dennis Banks

BOX 74

F-22 Native American Data by Tribes and Topics

Biodiversity- See also Environment Issues

Biography

Bibliographical Data- Authors, Organizations, Resource People, Photographs Information

Blackfeet Indian

Buddhism and N.A.

Cahoria

Caribs

Castaneda, Carlos

Catawba Indians

Cherokee

Cheyenne

Chichimeca War

Chippewa

Choctaws

Churchill Ward

Claims Commission-U.S. Indian

Columbus and Native Americans

Native American Contemporary Issues

BOX 75

F-22 Native American Data by Tribes and Topics

Crime

Native American Cultures

Tirso Gonzales, 2:16 P.M. 07/17/9…..June 1999 Indian Books

Native American Drama

F-22 Early Humans

Table of Contents – Technical Report, Final Determination Golden Hill Paugussett Tribe

Golden Hill Paugeesukq- Tribal Nation

In the Interior Board of Indian Appeals

Eastern Indians

Christine Grabowski, PH.D>- Anthropologist

Enclosures

Federal Register- Part II- Department of the Interior

BOX 76

F-22 Native American Data by Tribes and Topics

NA Ecology

Econ. DEV

Mounds (Iowa)

Elders

NA- Environment Issues

Eskimos

N.A. Ethnobotany

Fort Hall Indian Reservation Idaho

N.A. Geography

Gorman, Carl

Forbes

Native American Government

BOX 77

F-22 Native American Data by Tribes and Topics

Havasupai

Native American Health

HOPI

Human Rights- Native American

U.S. Department of Justice to Jack D. Forbes, Ph.D.- Official Business

Immigration of Native Americans

Native American Immigration Documents

Native American Influence

BOX 78

F-22 Native American Data by Tribes and Topics

NA Influence

Intellectual Property Rights Trought

Iroquois

Iscanis

Islam and Native Americans

Kerouac, Jack

Kickapoo

NA as Labor Workers

Land and Return

Lakota Dakota (Sioux)

Libraries

U.C.D.- ABS Meetings

Lummi Indians

Makah Indians

Films- Native Americans

Media

BOX 79

F-22 Native American Data by Tribes and Topics

Native American Medicine

Medicine, Bea

Menominee People

Native American Missions

Mohawks

Museums

Natchez

BOX 80

F-22 Native American Data by Tribes and Topics

Nez Perce

Nisqually-Puyallup

Northwest Coast Indians

OJIBWS

Dodham-Papago

O’OTAM History Project

Osage

Oregon Tribes

Owens, Louis

Paiute

F-19 NA-Periodicals

Pima

Native American Place Names

Pow-Wows

Native American Psychology

Pueblo Indians

Quinault Indians

Ramapough Tribe

BOX 81

F-22 Native American Data by Tribes and Topics

Native American Religion

BOX 82

F-22 Native American Data by Tribes and Topics

Riding Im

Risling, Dave

Native American Rhetoric

Rural Development

Native American- Sacred Places

Savages

Seminoles

Shawnae

Sierra Azul

Indian Sign Language Universal

Southeastern Tribes Choctaw

SW-Native History

F-19 Southwest, Mexico and South America

BOX 83

F-22 Native American Data by Tribes and Topics

Folder 1: Southwestern Inds.

Folder 2: Sovereignty

Folder 3: NA Sports

Folder 4: NA Stereotypes

Folder 5: Sterilization & Reproduction

Folder 6: NA Theatre

Folder 7: Thomas, Robert K.

Folder 8: Tonkawa

Folder 9: Tribe-NA Membership

Folder 10: Native American Tribal Information Survey

Folder 11: NA’s Uranium

Folder 12: Urban Natives

Folder 13: Urbanization

Folder 14: U.S NA Policy

Folder 15: UTES

Folder 16: NA Women

Folder 17: Wyandot

Folder 18: Yakima

Folder 19: Yuchi

BOX 84

F-22 Native American Data by Tribes and Topics

Citation Cards

BOX 85

F-22 Native American Data by Tribes and Topics

Folder 1: O’odham, Tohorro-Papago

Folder 2: F-22 Oregon

Folder 3: F-22 NA Phil.

Folder 4: F-22 David Rishing

Folder 5: NA Urban

Folder 6: Washo

Folder 7: Westo

Folder 8: Women

Folder 9: Yaqui

Folder 10: Yuchi

Folder 11: F-22 NA Govt.

Folder 12: Health

Folder 13: NA Immigration

Folder 14: Indiana Area Tribes

Folder 15: NA Influences

Folder 16: Kerouac, Jack

Folder 17: R.O. Livingston

Folder 18: Maya

Folder 19: Alaska

Folder 20: Alcatraz

Folder 21: Apaches

Folder 22: Attack on Natamer

Folder 23: Eldens

Folder 24: Gaming

Folder 25: “Indiana Joe” Morris-Alcatraz

Folder 26: Anti NA Propaganda

Folder 27: Banks

Folder 28: Petition and Handout DJ

Folder 29: Biography

Folder 30: Caribs

Folder 31: Viola Cordova

Folder 32: NA Cultures

Folder 33: Deloria

Folder 34: Freedmen Cherokee

Folder 35: NA Gaming

Folder 36: Genizapos

Folder 37: NA Health

Folder 38: NA Indigenous Images “Racial Types”

Folder 39: NA Identity

Folder 40: NA Influences

Folder 41: Lakota

Folder 42: Maya

Folder 43: NA Media

Folder 44: NA Music

Folder 45: Navajo

Folder 46: Oral Tradition

Folder 47: Oral Tradition

Folder 48: Oregon NA’s

Folder 49: NA Publising

Folder 50: NA Religion

Folder 51: Risling, Dane

Folder 52: NA-Women

Folder 53: NA Media

Folder 54: Museums, NA

Folder 55: Sovereignty Concept

Folder 56: Environmental

Folder 57: Freedmen

Folder 58: Gaming

Folder 59: Government

BOX 86

F-22 Native American Data by Tribes and Topics

Urbanization & Other Subtopics

Folder 1: NA Child Adoption

Folder 2: African NA’s

Folder 3: Agriculture, US Department

Folder 4: Alaska

Folder 5: Alcohol and Drugs

Folder 6: Anishinabe (Term)

Folder 7: Aztlan

Folder 8: Biodiversity

Folder 9: NA Biography

Folder 10: Cherokee

Folder 11: Children & Youth

Folder 12: Cultures

Folder 13: NA Dance/Drama

Folder 14: Ecology

Folder 15: NA Ecology

Folder 16: Na Elder’s

Folder 17: NA Explanation and Navigation

Folder 18: Federal Recognition

Folder 19: Gaming

Folder 20: Governments

Folder 21: Health

Folder 22: Native Americans Heritage and Museum (Proposals)

Folder 23: NA Identity

Folder 24: Immigration of NA

Folder 25: NA Influence

Folder 26: Kennewick Man

Folder 27: Libraries

Folder 28: NA Media

Folder 29: Medicine, Beatrice Worker’s

Folder 30: Ojibwe

Folder 31: Oregon Tribes

Folder 32: O’odham

Folder 33: Place Names

Folder 34: NA Women

Folder 35: Philosophy

Folder 36: Na Phycology

Folder 37: Religion

Folder 38: Dave Risling

Folder 39: Science

Folder 40: Social Work & Society

Folder 41: Urbanization-Unfoldered Material

BOX 87

F-23 Chicano Materials -- General

Chicano Census

Chicano Civil Rights

Civil Rights Hearings

Chicano Studies Proposals

Chicano Conferences

Chicano/ Latino Cont.

BOX 88

F-23 Chicano Materials -- General

LADS Latin American Development Society Cannon City, Colorado

Mexican Labor in the US – by Victor S. Clark

Labor and Braceros in the US

Chicano Land Issues

Latin American Studies Berkley

Mexico – History Culture

Cultural Institutes

Chicano Injustices by US

Tijerina

Movimiento Nativo Americano

Women

Stereotypes – Chicano

Chicano Psychology

Chico Politics

Mexican American Chicano Politicians and Elections

BOX 89

F-23 Chicano Materials – General

F. 23

F. 24 Articles and Booklets on Chicanos

F. 23 Chicano Materials – General

F-23 Chicano Materials

BOX 90

F-23 Chicano Materials -- General

Huelgas – Chavez – NFWA AFL CIO

Chicano Studies S.D.S.U. & UC Davis New Mex. State Univ.

Consumer Education – Chicano

Chicano Curriculum

Bilingual Education

Pre-School Education

Migrant Education Spanish Speaking

Untitled

Adult Ed & Junior Coll. – Higher Ed.

Mexican American Education Children

Mexican Immigration

Mexican American History to 1950

Untitled

BOX 91

F-23 Chicano Materials – General

Hispanic Americans Collections

Mex. Amer. Legal Defense & Education Fund (MALDEF) (1978)

Chicanos

Bibliography

Alianza Hispano Americana – Constitution & By Laws

Banks – Mexican American

Books & Book Reviews – Chicano

Mexican American Contemporary Development Newspaper Clips (1950-1970)

Mexican Americans in Ventura Co.

Two Folders and Unfoldered Materials

BOX 92

F-23 Chicano Materials – General

Chicanos F-23

F-23 Chicanos

Chicano Materials F-23

Unfoldered Materials

F-23 Chicano Materials General

BOX 93

F-25 Chicano Periodicals and Newsletters iAnoroi Center, Colorado

The Mexican American – Calif Assn. of Educators of Mexican Descent

El Chicano – San Bernardino, CA

Community Service Organization Inc.

Con Safos LA, Calif.

East Bay Spanish Speaking Citizens Foundation, Inc.

Fair Employment Newsletter

GI Forum

Calif. Aggie

El Grito

Intergroup Relations Newsletter UC Berkley, CA

El Malcriado

Mexican American Legal Defense Fund

Mexican Amer. Political Assoc. M.A.P.A.

Nation

Northern Calif. Rural Resources Mobilization Project

Spanish Speaking Unity Council of Alameda Co.

La Raza Magazine & Newspaper, Photos, LA, Calif.

United Latins for Justice

La Opinion

Chicano: Misc. (Publications) Newsletter, etc.

Open City

Mecha UC Davis

California Rural Legal Assistance

BOX 94

F-26 California Indians: History and Culture Notes

San Rafael Mission Records- Marriages, Baptism, Death

California Indian History

Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1931

Rancherias of Pre Mission Times- San Joaquin- Delta Area

51st Annual Report of the Board of Indian Commissioners, 1920

Wappo Ethnography- Harold E. Driver

Mex. Land Grants and Title in California 1851

Amino Acid Documents

Archaeology of San Diego and Imperial Counties- Claude Warren

Newspaper Articles: 1) Indian Origin Clues Found in Twining 2) Marina Del Rey Find 3) Site of 3000-Year-Old Indian Village

The Prehistoric Painter of Poway- H.H. Dunn

California Archaeology

PreHistoric Trading Post- Russell K. Grater

Sacred Mountain of the Tribesmen A. La Vielle Lawbaugh

We Climbed Rabbit Peak- Louise T. Werner

When Ancients Dwelt on the Shores of Old Lake Mohave- A. La Vielle Lawbaugh

A Late Complex in Southern California Prehistory- Clement W. Meighan

Notes on Shoshonean Dialects of So. California- A.L. Kroeber

The Language of the Salinan Indians- J. Alden Mason

Linguistic Distributions and Political Groups of the Great Basin Shoshoneans Julian H. Steward

Shoshonean Dialects of California A.L. Kroeber

The California Indians: Archaeology, Varieties of Culture, Arts of Life R.F. Heizer

Tribal Distribution in the Great Basin Willard Z. Park and others

The Washo Language of East Central California and Nevada- A.L. Kroeber

Clams and Moieties in Southern California- Edward Winslow Gifford

Indian Tribes and Language of the Old Oregon Country: A New Map C.E. Schaeffer

Handbook of the Indians of California A.L. Kroeber

Social Organization in Native California and the Origin of Clams- W. Goldschmidt

Aboriginal Society in Southern California- William Duncan Strong

Agriculture- California

California Culture Provinces- A.L. Kroeber

Agriculture: California Bean and Lawton Article

BOX 95

F-26 California Indians: History and Culture Notes

Folder1: The Clan System of the Fort Mojave Indians: A Contemporary Survey -

Lorraine M. Sherer

Folder 2: Clans and Moieties in Southern California - Edward Winslow Gifford

Folder 3: Cultural and Natural Areas of Native North America – A.L. Kroeber

Folder 4: The Cultural Connection of Californian and Plateau Shoshonean Tribes –

R.H. Lowie

Folder 5: Culture Element Distributions: I The Structure of Calif. Indian Culture

Folder 6: Ethnography of the Cahuilla Indians - A.L. Kroeber

Folder 7: Handbook of Indians of California - A.L. Kroeber

Folder 8: Highland Homeland of the Red-Skinned Hupas – Philip Johnston

Folder 9: The Culture of the Luiseno Indians - Philip Stedman Sparkman

Folder 10: Miwok Lineages – E.W. Gifford

Folder 11: Some Observations on Mohave Clans – Leslie Spier

Folder 12: The Northern Paiute Bands – Omer C. Stewart

Folder 13: Shoshone of Death Valley and Paramint Valley

Folder 14: Salt & Calif. Indians

Folder 15: Ethnographic Notes on the Washo – Robert H. Lowie

Folder 16: Prehistoric Cultural Development in the So. Calif. Deserts – Wm. J. Wallace

& Jennings

Folder 17: The Desert West – Jesse D. Jennings

Folder 18: The Western Coast of North America – Robert F. Heizer

Folder 19: Yokuts and Western Mono Social Organization – A.H. Gayton

Folder 20: Yokuts – Mono Chiefs and Shamans – A.H. Gayton

Folder 21: Yurok and Neighboring Kin Terms Systems – A.L. Kroeber

Spanish Period (to 1821-1822)

Folder 22: Before the Spanaieds (1968)

Folder 23: Jesuits Begin the West Coast Missions – Peter Masten Dunne, S. J.

Folder 24: The Indian Policy Under Fermin Francisco De Lasuen, Calif.’s Second

Father Pres.

Folder 25: Untitled

Folder 26: Unfoldered Newspaper Clipping

Folder 27: The Indian and the Lands of His Fathers (1821-1852)

Folder 28: Some Anthroplogical Perspectives on California History – R.F. Heizer

Mexican Period (1822-1848)

Folder 29: “Mystic Maze” Unmasked, Calif.’s Newest Mission – The Reader’s Point of

View

Folder 30: Newspaper Article: Return of Historic Trough is Sought For Canoga Park

Folder 31: The Indian and the White Californian, 1850’s to 1870’s

Folder 32: Notes on Readings

Military Conquest (1848-1875)

Folder 33: Costs of the Modoc War – Richard H. Dillon

Folder 34: The Office of Indian Affairs – Laurence F. Schmeckebier

Folder 35: Untitled

Folder 36: Early Military Posts of Del Norte Co. – Fred B. Rogers

Folder 37: Ethno History Vol. 2 #4 Fall 1965 Nature of the Land- Holding Group – A.L.

Kroeber

Folder 38: The Life of Sarah Winnemucca: The Formative Years – George F. Brimlow

Folder 39: Newspaper Article: The Day They Prayed for the Rains to Stop

Word War II (1875)

Folder 40: Migration and Urbanization of the Indians of California – S.F. Cook – 1928

Census

Folder 41: Charles F. Lummis and the Sequoya League – Frances E. Watkins

Folder 42: Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs (1921)

Folder 43: Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs (1923)

Folder 44: Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs (1924)

Folder 45: Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs (1925)

Folder 46: Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs (1926)

Folder 47: Monte Vista and Beg Tejunga: Map of 1904

Recent (Post World War II)

Folder 48: Correspondence: to Hon. Thomas H. Kuchel from T.W. Taylor, Bureau of

Ind. Affair (1968)

Folder 49: State of Cal. – Indian Policy Under Brown (1975-1978)

Folder 50: Oasis Trail at Twenty-Nine Palms

Folder 51: Ramona’s Country Today – Helen Gilbert

Folder 52: What Happened to Calif. Indians

Folder 53: What to Teach About Calif. Indians

Folder 54: Hupa (1967)

Folder 55: Newspaper Articles: Native Californians and Other Indigenous People in

California (Some Alcatraz) (1960’s – 1970’s)

BOX 96

F-26 California Indians: History and Culture Notes

Hoopa F-26

Indians of North Andcent. California

The Yuki: An Ethnohistoric Approach by Virginia Peek Miller – Thesis: Submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in

Anthropology in the Graduate Division of the University of California

BOX 97

F-26 California Indians: History and Culture Notes

Federated Indians of California “The Smoke Signal”

Newspaper Clippings

California State Advisory Commission on Indian Affairs

California State Indian Museum

California Rural Indian Health Project and California Indian Health Problems

California League for American Indians

California Indian Rural Health Project

California Indian Rights Association

Bay Area Native American Council

Antelope Indian California Indian Archives

American Indian Athletic Assoc. L.A. California

Indian Center, Inc Los Angeles, Ca

Indian Center Sacramento

Indian Center Vacaville- The Little Brave

Owens Valley Indian Educational Center

Northern Indian California Education Project

Northern California American Indian Ministry

Native American Commission

I.T.C.C. (Intertribal Council of California)

BOX 98

F-26 California Indians: History and Culture Notes

Intertribal Co. of California

Hoopa Valley Business Council Hoopa Indian Information

Indian Families in Yolo Sacramento Counties- Directory- Barbara Lindblom

Thomas Gorbet

Mr. Thomas Gorbet Area 11 Director

InterTribal Council Documents

I.T.C.C.

Bureau of Indian Affairs- Education

Indian Center- American Indian Center-San Francisco, Ca

California Missions

Pit River Tribe Records

Society for California Archaeology

Ukiah Education Project

San Quentin News Tama, California

Society for California Archaeology

Assoc. Education Committee

Pit River Indians

Round Valley Cultural Project

BOX 99

F-26 California Indians: History and Culture Notes

Hoopa

Kamia

Kanak Indians

Klamath Indians

Maidu

Modoc Indians

Mono- Indians

Mt. Diablo

Pit River

Pomo Indians

Portola Expedition- Santa Paula

Wailakies and Neighboring Athabascan

Washos

Wintu Indians

Yo Ka Yo

Yuki Indians

Yurok

Cloth, Clothes, Hose and Bows Nonsendentary Merchants Among the Indians at Northwestern California- Arnold R. Pillinger and Patricia L. Pilling

The Ethno-Geography of the Pomo and Neighboring Indians- S.A. Barrett

The Languages of the Coast of California North of San Francisco- A.L. Kroeber

The Native Races: Volume III. Myths and Languages. H.H. Bancroft

Tubatalabuls

Tule River Indians

Pala-Mission

Cal. N.A.S.

A Belgian in the Gold Rush: California Indians- Am Memoir by Dr. J.J.F. Haine

Rancheria Act

Preliminary Archaeological Reconnaissance Pope Valley 1975

California Indians Misc.

The Wintun Hesi Ceremony- S.A. Barrett

BOX 100

F-27 Navajo History, Culture, Current Affairs

Statement by Peter MacDonald Chairman Navajo Tribe & Articles

Religion – Navajo Incl. Medicine Man

Black Mesa Navajo

Treaty Between the United States of America & the Navajo Tribe of Indians

With Black Mesa Coal Contract – Navajos “Not Satisfied”

Art, Pictograph, Sand Painting, Moccasin, Crafts, etc.

Navajo Arts & Crafts

Navajo Ceremonies & Games

Civil Rights, Land & Water Problems – Navajos

Navajo – General

Navajo Health & Programs

Investments, Homes, Industries Navajo

Lawyers Navajo

Navajo – Culture in General

Navajo Times

Navajo

BOX 101

F-27 Navajo History, Culture, Current Affairs

Monthly Report of the Rough Rock Demonstration School 14th (August 1967) 19th(Jan 1968) Navajo:

The Fourteenth Monthly Report of Rough Rock Demonstration School August, 1967

The Nineteenth Monthly Report of Rough Rock Demonstration School January 1968

BOX 102

F-27 Navajo History, Culture, Current Affairs

Navajo

F-27 Navajo History, Culture, Current Affairs

F-27 Continued

F-27 Navajo

BOX 103

F-28 General Research Materials, by Topics

Affirmative Action

Afghanistan

Africa

Africans in Europe

Agrarian Reform

Aggression

Alaska

Americas

Americas- History of

Anthropology Theory and History

Argentina

Arizona

F-28 Armenians

Aruba

Azusa History

Belize

Berkeley Citizen- Berkeley, Ca

BioDiversity

Bio-Regionalism

Blues (Music)

Britain

Buddhism

Bulgaria

California, General

California General

California History

BOX 104

F-28 General Research Materials, by Topics

California Land and Agriculture

Canada

Canada, Quebec

Capitalism

Caribe Area

Catalina Island

Cataluna

Central America

Chile

China

Christianity

Christians=Right Wing

Citrus College

Colonialism

White (Overseas European Culture)

Communism

Community Development

Constitution and States Rights

Corn

Corporations

Crime- Middle Class

Critical Theory

Cuba

Cults

YMRU-Wales

BOX 105

F-28 General Research Materials, by Topics

Davis Faculty against the Indochina War

Davis and Yolo County

Era-Eleanor Roosevelt Assembly Davis, CA to F-28 Davis/Yolo County

Decentralism

Development

Drugs

Ecology and Alt Cultures

Economics

Education

El Monte

English

Environment Issues

Ethics

Ethno-Biology

Ethnohistory

Eurocentrism

European Unity

Eugenics

Evolution

Extra European Folktale Areas of the World: A Tabular Analysis

Fascism in U.S.

Fascism

FBI

Free Speech

Freedom Academic

Freedom (Behavioral)

Freedom Information Act

Gangs

Vera Ward Gatt

Genetics

F-28 Glendale

Traci Gourdine

Green Party

Groepiece

Healing

Health-Care

Higher Education

History and Historians

Immigration

Imperialism

India

Internal Colonialism

Iran

Ireland

Islam

BOX 106

F-28 General Research Materials, by Topics

Jamaica

Japan

Jazz

Jews in Americas

Jews and Israel

Korea-Korean Language

Language- Gen

Latin America

Legal Systems

Lincoln A.B.E.

Literature

Lobbying

Long Beach Area

Los Angeles

Malaya

F-28 Maya

Media and Minorities

Media Monopoly

Mexico

Middle East

Mining (California)

Mining- Nevada

General Mining West

Modernization

NAFTA

Narcotics and Crime

National Parks

Nationalism of the State

Native Concept

Navigation

Netherlands

Nevada

BOX 107

F-28 General Research Materials, by Topics

New England

New Age

New Guinea

F-28 New Party

F-28 New Party Study Group

New Zealand

Nicaragua

Nopales

Nuclear Fear

Oil Industry

Oklahoma

Oregon

Panama

Peru

Philosophy-Ideas

Place-Names

Plants

Poetry

Politics

Politics-Cont.

Political Prisoners

Popular Culture

Population

Portugal

F-28 Postmodernism

Poverty

Power

Prisons

Privacy

Privatization

Professional/Football

Prostitution, etc.

Publishing

Puerto Rico

Quincentennial

Radical Education Project

Radical Right

Beyond “Primitivism” Indigenous Religious Traditions and Modernity March 28-31, 1996- University of California, Davis

The Ground Level Religiosity and Modernity

Vodou in “The Tenth Department” New York’s Haitian Community

Classify and Conquer: Friedrich Max Mueller, Indigenous Religious Traditions, and Imperial Comparative Religion

The Hawaiian Lei on a Voyage Through Modernities: A Study in Post Contact Religion

Tribal Situations in India- A Study in Stratification, Socio-Religious Reforms and Identity Crisis in Indigenous Religions

Korean Shamans and the Definition of Religion: A View from the Grassroots

Religious Imperialism and its Victims: Resisting the Erasure of those Who Resist

God and the Ancestors in Melanesia

Where have all the Vedas Gone? Buddhism and Aboriginality in Sri Lanka

Saami Responses to “Modernity’: Resistance and Change

Rethinking Indigenous Religious Traditions: The Ainu Case

Qaluyaq-Place of the Dipthet

Religion File- University of California, Davis

BOX 108

F-28 General Research Materials, by Topics

Religion

F-28 Religious Freedom

Right Wing

F-28 Russian U.S.

Sacramento

Sambo

San Fernando Valley

Science

Scotland

Secrecy in Government

Semiotics

Siberia

Sierra Nevada

Simi Valley, CA

Gary Snyder

Social Science O’Leary

Social Security Issues

Society- Alternative

Socialism

Sociobiology

Solar

SorJuana Imes de la

South Africa

Southeast Asia

Soviet Union

Space

F-28 The State

N-R Spain

Suicide

Supreme Court

Sutter Controversy

Sweden

Taxation

Technicians and Ethics

Terrorism

Literature 3rd World

3rd World Perspectives

3rd World Writers Group

Tibet’s

Time (Concept of)

Tourism

F-28 Ukrainian in the U.S.

U.N.

United Nations University

U.S. Culture/Society F-28

U.S. Economics

U.S. Engine Empire

U.S. Foreign Policy

U.S. History

U.S Poetry

U.S. Politics

U.S. Society

USSR

BOX 109

F-28 General Research Materials, by Topics

Folder 1: Ventura County, CA

Folder 2: Violence & Aggression

Folder 3: Virgin Islands

Folder 4: Votes

Folder 5: War & Anti-War Materials

Folder 6: F-28 West

Folder 7: Western Civilization Concept

Folder 8: Providing Rural Public Services – Western Rural Dev. Ctr.

Folder 9: F-28 Western U.S. History

Folder 10: Women’s Politics

Folder 11: World Views

Folder 12: Writing

X-Y-Z

Folder 13: Yolo County

Folder 14: Yugoslavia

Folder 15: NAFTA – WTO F-28

Folder 16: Higher Education F-28 – Post-Secondary Education Foundation for F-28

Higher Ed.

Folder 17: Ethnic Frontiers

Folder 18: F-28 Aff. Action

Folder 19: Eagle Rock F-28

Folder 20: US Politics

Folder 21: U.S. Politics

Folder 22: F-28 Christians, Right-Wing

Folder 23: F-28 Immigration

Folder 24: F-28 Intellectual P. Rights

Folder 25: F-28 Ireland

Folder 26: Judaism F-28

Folder 27: F-28 Legal

Folder 28: Long Beach F-28

Folder 29: F-28 Los Angeles

Folder 30: F-28 Media

Folder 31: F-28 Media Monopolies

Folder 32: F28 NAFTA

Folder 33: F28 Lit

Folder 34: F28 Oil Industry

Folder 35: Muslim Palestine F-28

Folder 36: F-28 Poetry

Folder 37: Politics F-28

Folder 38: F-28 Popular Culture

Folder 39: F-28 Poverty

Folder 40: F-28 Prisons

Folder 41: F-28 Privacy

Folder 42: F-28 Publishing

Folder 43: F-28 Radical Right

Folder 44: F-28 Racism

Folder 45: F-28 Religion & Ecology

BOX 110

F-28 General Research Materials, by Topics

Folder 1: AF, Action, 209 F28

Folder 2: Borinquen (Puerto Rico)

Folder 3: Buddhism

Folder 4: Bush & 9-1-1

Folder 5: California Issues/Politics

Folder 6: C.I.A

Folder 7: Christian Risht

Folder 8: Christianity

Folder 9: Civ/Lib

Folder 10: US Constitution & States Rights

Folder 11: Corporations

Folder 12: Eagle Rock

Folder 13: Environmental Issues

Folder 14: Farm Workers

Folder 15: Free Speech

Folder 16: Globalization

Folder 17: Homeless Poverty

Folder 18: Hungary

Folder 19: Iran

Folder 20: Iraq

Folder 21: Islam

Folder 22: Judaism

Folder 23: Justice

Folder 24: Kurds

Folder 25: Los Angeles

Folder 26: NAFTA

Folder 27: Palestine

Folder 28: Radical Rights

Folder 29: Religion

Folder 30: Later Day Saints

Folder 31: Sacramento

Folder 32: State Secrets

Folder 33: Terrorism

Folder 34: Third World Forum

Folder 35: Tibet

Folder 36: US Economy

Folder 37: US Empire

Folder 38: US Society

Folder 39: Women

Folder 40: US Politics

Folder 41: Yolo County

Folder 42: H. Adams

BOX 111

F-28 General Research Materials, by Topics

Folder 1: F-28 Af Action (CCRI)

Folder 2: 209 Oct. 1997 Mailing

Folder 3: Prop 209

Folder 4: 209 Active

Folder 5: The Constitutionality of 209 (1-2-1997)

F-28 Bush & 9-11

Folder 6: Bush & 9-11 F-28

F-28 Christian Right

Folder 7: Christian in Tolerance F-28

Folder 8: Unfoldered Materials and Newspaper Clippings

Folder 9: Untitled

Folder 10: Right (Religious)

Folder 11: Unfoldered Materials

Folder 12: Civ. Liberties

BOX 112

F-28 General Research Materials, by Topics

Archeology

Blues – Jazz

Buddhism

Bush 9-11

California Culture

Capitalism

China

Corporations

Ethics

FBI

Health

Higher Education

History

International Law

Islam

Languages

Los Angeles

NAFTA, LAFTA

Palestine

Prisons

Privacy

Radical Right

Saints – Modern

Secrecy

Supreme Court

Switz

Terrorism

Torture

US Economy

US Empire

US Foreign Policy F28

US Politics

US Society

Women & Gender / Sexuality

F-28 Yugoslavia

F-28 Civil Liberties

Unfoldered Materials

F-28 Education

Literature Poetry

BOX 113

F-28 General Research Materials, by Topics

AF Action/ 209

Christianity

Christian Rights – F28

CIA

Civ. Lib Cont.

Constitution

Eagle Rock, CA

Ecology

Envir.

Free Speech

Genetics

Human Rights

Immigration

Jews/ Judaism

Middle East War

Oil Industry

Racism

Religion

Russia

F-28 San Diego

F-28 Science

F-28 Scotland

F-28 Socialism

F-28 Spain

F-28 “The State”

F-28 Sarinam

F-28 Third World Forum

F-28 UN University

F-28 U.S. Economics

F-28 U.S. Politics

F-28 U.S. Society

F-28 Women

F-28 WTO

F-28 Yolo

Yolo

BOX 114

F-28 General Research Materials, by Topics

BOX 115

F-29 Afro-Americans: Contemporary, Culture, Education, History, California

Civil Rights Digest For Mr. Jack D. Forbes Anthropology 104

Negro Rights Activities in Gold Rush California

The Negro in California, 1849-1859 by Howard H. Bell

Early African-American Presence in Yolo County From 1850-1900

African Americans

Black Studies Articles

Black Studies in American- Economics, History, Literature, Music

Does the Negro Belong? Integration or Black Nationalism

Black Studies Program

Articles on African Americans

H.E.W. News 1979

The Museum of California

The Black Experience on Film

Afro American Studies Reconsidered and Revised- A Working Paper

BOX 116

F-29 Afro-Americans: Contemporary, Culture, Education, History, California

Blacks

F-29 Afro-Americans

Afro- American Women Cultural Rules and Leadership Roles

Nation of Islam

BOX 117

F-29 Afro-Americans: Contemporary, Culture, Education, History, California

Clippings

BOX 118

F-29 Afro-Americans: Contemporary, Culture, Education, History, California

Mail to the Forbes Family

Congressional Record- California Negro History

Black Studies

Black Communities and Conflicts

Black Ministries

Black Theater

Black Values Integration

Black Panthers by Nora Sayre

Traditional Artist in African Societies Wd’ Azevedo

Sickle Cell Anemia

Black Women and Shirley Chisholm

Bronze Beauties Revue Vol. I No. 5

Cloud 9 Vol. 2 No. 4

Ebony Magazine- May 1968

Harper’s Magazine- The South Today

Magazine Clippings (Part 1 of 5)

Magazine Clippings (Part 2 of 5)

Magazine Clippings (Part 3 of 5)

Magazine Clippings (Part 4 of 5)

Magazine Clippings (Part 5 of 5)

Unity from Diversity Pamphlet & Poverty, Privacy and Prejudice Pamphlet

BOX 119

F-29 Afro-Americans: Contemporary, Culture, Education, History, California

Negro

Articles about Negro Life

Negro History Pre-1950

“The Black Moochie”-Eldridge Cleaver

School Integration Documents

Black History Articles

From Sea to Shining Sea- the Sky is Black

No Way Downtown

Bancroft- North Mexican States and Texas

The Negro in California

Notes: The Afro American in California

BOX 120

F-29 Afro-Americans: Contemporary, Culture, Education, History, California

Tentative Proposal for Black Studies Program, 1969-1970

Black Studies Proposals

Black Education

Negro Universities Press

Newspaper Clippings

Magazines, Pamphlets, Articles

The Negro

F-29 Afro- Americans

F-29

BOX 121

F-29 Afro-Americans: Contemporary, Culture, Education, History, California

BOX 122

F-30 Native Nevadans

The Relationship of Land Use Patterns in Northern and Eastern Nevada 1858-1971 to Aboriginal Land Rights-Richard

The Western Shoshone People and their Land

Current Documents-Government Documents Department, Shields Library

Nevada Indian- Tribal Organizations 1934 on

Race and the Nevada Legislature

Winnemucca’s Sarah

Newe Sogobia

BOX 123

F-30 Native Nevadans

Indians 1850-1900

Pyramid Lake Pauite Tribe

Nev. Indians History

InterTribal Council of Nevada Newsletter

Life Among the Painters

Nevada Indians Land Rights

Since 1950’s

Early 1900’s

BOX 124

F-30 Native Nevadans

Intertribal Council of Nevada Newsletters- Vol. 1 #3,5,7,8,11 and Vol. 2 #1

Organization of the Te-Moak Bands of Western Shoshone Indians of Nevada

Western Shoshone Indians

The MX Missile and Western Shoshone Land Claims

The Western Shoshone of the Great Basin & Julian Steward’s Vision of the Great Basin: A Response

The Western Shoshone of Nevada and the U.S. Government, 1863-1950 by Omer C. Stewart

F-30 Native Nevadans

Indian Messiah: First Lieutenant P. Phister

BOX 125

F-30 Native Nevadans

1. Yellowlegal Pad 2. “Schools” 3. #2 Sheets 4. “This is a copy of a speech?” 5. Letter from Fallon, Nevada 6. Newspapers 7. White Sheets-Letters to the Editor” 8. Nevada Indians History Report at the Nevada Indian Affairs Commission Cargon, City Nevada 1967- 1968 InterTribal Council of Nevada Culture Element Distributions: XIII Nevada Shoshoni, by Julian H. Steward Indian Education- State of Nevada Indian Education Nashoe Schools Denver University of (Social Science Foundation Bender-Forbes Correspondence InterTribal Council of Nevada Report to the Nevada Indian Affairs Comm.

BOX 126

F-31 Multi-cultural Education and Bilingual Education

Integration-Dos

Language Education

Mental Health (Minorities Issues)

Minorities

Minorities: Civil Rights/Law

F-31 Minorities Civil Rights Law

Minorities Program by KCET

Minority Communities

BOX 127

F-31 Multi-cultural Education and Bilingual Education

Minority Education

Multiethnic

Minority Textbooks Hearings- California

Education General –Minority

Multi-Cultural Education

Multi-Culture Institute Project December 1967

BOX 128

F-31 Multi-cultural Education and Bilingual Education

Television Series – Multi-Cultural Ed.

Population Trends – Calif.

Poverty, Problems of

Resume Research

School Textbooks and Minority Groups

Teachers & Administrators Related Prob. & Ideas

Social Science Curriculum

Testing Methods

F-31

BOX 129

F-31 Multi-cultural Education and Bilingual Education

Bilingualism- Multicultural Education

Multicultural Education

F-31 Continued

BOX 130

F-31 Multi-cultural Education and Bilingual Education

Berkeley Public Schools

Newspaper Article

City and Rural Schools Specific Prob.

Bilingual Education Tile VII

General Education

Ethnic Studies

BOX 131

F-31 Multi-cultural Education and Bilingual Education

Routledge Sociology 1991

Teaching Tolerance

Race/ Ethnicity Routledge 1991-1992

Newspaper Articles

Miscellaneous Documents

Educ. Curric.

Communication Program Dissemination Report Mexican-Americans – A Handbook for

Educators

Multi-Cultural Program: Background For the Strategies to be Employed- Jack D.

Forbes

– June 1968

The Multi-Cultural Education Program

Aztec-Americans- An Introduction to the History & Current Status of the Mexican-

American People – Jack D. Forbes

Report on Dissemination Activities & Plans For Components A of the Communication

Program

Magazine & Newspaper Articles

CRLA Annual Report 1995

California Missions as Portrayed in Los Angeles Elementary Textbooks

F-31 Miscellaneous Documents

Multi-Cultural Educ. F-31 K-12 Curriculum

BOX 132

F-31 Multi-cultural Education and Bilingual Education

Ethnic Scholars & Research – Ethnic Studies (Min. Ed.)

Ethno Linguistics in Education

Foreign Innovations in Education

High Schools

Higher Education E.O.P.

Ideas & Innovations in Teaching & Education

Inequity in Education

Integration, Desegregation

BOX 132

F-31 Multi-cultural Education and Bilingual Education

Ethnic Scholars & Research – Ethnic Studies (Min. Ed.)

Ethno Linguistics in Education

Foreign Innovations in Education

High Schools

Higher Education E.O.P.

Ideas & Innovations in Teaching & Education

Inequity in Education

Integration, Desegregation

BOX 133

F-31 Multi-cultural Education and Bilingual Education

F-31 Multi-Cultural Education

F-31 Froon

F-31 Education (M-C & Bilingual)

F-31 MC-Educ.

BOX 134

F-32 Native American History

History NA

NA History F-32

BOX 135

F-32 Native American History

Articles about Indians

F-32 N.A. History

F-32 Education

F-32 NA History

F-32 NA History Articles – “M”

F-32 NA History – Yale- The New Old West Pg. 6 by Howard

Unfoldered Materials

BOX 136

F-36 Native American Literature and Authors

F-36-Native American Writer’s Conference and Workshop

Cornel D. Pewewardy and Essays about Indians and Indigenous People

F-36 Native American Literature and Authors

Native American Drama

Birchfield, Don

Wicazo Sa Review

BOX 137

F-36 Native American Literature and Authors

Darryl Wilson- Pit River

Keeping a Woman Alive: A Holistic Approach to American Indian Texts- Greg Sarris

BOX 138

F-36 Native American Literature and Authors

Native American Writers Association

Native American Literature – Afro American/ Native American Literature

Native American Literature

Native American Poetry

Native American Literature-19th Century

F-36 Coyote Series

Denet Tsosie

BOX 139

F-36 Native American Literature and Authors

Literature- Native American- South and Central

Practical Solution of the Indian Problem

Literature-Native American

Native American Authors

Waiting for Running Horse

Native American Literature

Native American Literature and Naturegraph 1977

BOX 140

F-36 Native American Literature and Authors

F-36 NA Lit

Nat. Amer. Literature

F-36 NA Lit

NA Lit

NA Lit/ Writers

Unfoldered Materials

BOX 141

F-37 Transportation History Collection

F-37 Transit

F-37 Transport

F-37 Electric Railway and Rail Transport

F-37 Transportation

F-37 Railways

F-37 Transportation

BOX 142

F-39 Native People of Mexico, Central, South America

F-39 NA’s Mexico, C&SA

F-39 Native People – Mexico & Latin America

F-39 NA of SAM

F-39 Meso America

F-39 NA Meso – Lat. Am.

S. Amer. Indians (cont.)

BOX 143

F-39 Native People of Mexico, Central, South America

Argentina

Aztecs

Bolivia, Native People of

Bolivia to F-39

Brazil Indians

Central America

Chiapas-Mayas

Columbia D.F.U.

Costa Rica

Ecuador

Garifuna

BOX 144

F-39 Native People of Mexico, Central, South America

Guatemala

Guyana Tribes

Incas

Latin America

Mapuche (Chile) Araucanians

Maya

Reserve Books

Reserve Books Maya

BOX 145

F-39 Native People of Mexico, Central, South America

Mexico

Middle America

Miskito

Nicaragua

Mixtecs

Otomi (Nahnu)

Peru-Indians

BOX 146

F-39 Native People of Mexico, Central, South America

BOX 147

F-39 Native People of Mexico, Central, South America

Tarahumara

Tierra Del Fuego Indians

N.A. of Trinidad

Yaqui

Zapotecas

Katunob

Yaqui

Unfoldered Materials

Untitled

F-39

Sonora

Inds. – S. Amer.

South American Indians

South America – Iwgia – International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs –

Copenhagen

K. Denmark

BOX 148

F-40 Native People of Canada and Greenland

Canada

Canadian Indian Land Rights

NA- Canada

Canada Indian Education

Cree

Metis (Canada and Great Lakes)

Sarsi

F-40

Alaska F-40

BOX 149

F-40 Native People of Canada and Greenland

Canada – Tawow Canadian Indian Cultural Magazine Ottawa, Can.

Indians – Canada

Untitled

Unfoldered Materials

Canada – The Native People; Edmonton, Alberta

Unfoldered Materials

Post – 1492 – Terra Novawa

Beothucks/ Newfoundland F40

F-40 Canada

BOX 150

F-41 Fourth Russell Tribunal (Netherlands, 1981) records and evidence

F-42 Native American Libraries Files [labeled as this in the box]

Memorandums from White House Pre-Conference and Programs, Project Grant Approval for the Native American Library

BOX 151

F-44 Hawaii-Pacific Regions Materials (Education and 1960s data)

Hawaii Notes

Hawaii

Pacific Islands

Small Box of Index Cards

BOX 152

F-44 Hawaii-Pacific Regions Materials (Education and 1960s data)

F-45 Persian and English writings of Heydar Reghaby F-46 USSR - Ethnic Republics and Russian-language publications

F-44 Hawaii-Pacific Regions

Unfoldered Materials

F-45 Persian & English Writings of Heydar Peghaby

F-46 USSR

F-46 USSr

F-46 USSR

BOX 153

F-48 University of California Affirmative Action and Ethnic Issues

UC Affirmative Action

Desegregation, Status of Faculty at UC, 1997-1998

Breaking the Color Barrier at UCD

UCD-Mindworld Coalition

1980- Third World Affairs Committee

College of Letters and Science-1989-1990- Academic Planning and Budget Committee- Review of Programs and Requests

Chang, Kenne H-K Tenure Case (1975)

Affirmative Action UCD

BOX 154

F-48 University of California Affirmative Action and Ethnic Issues

Diversity UCD

UCD Affirmative Action

Diversity Planning Council Members- RE: Draft Diversity Planning Council Report

Building a Diverse Campus-University of California, Davis

School of Medicine Admissions Procedures 1978-1979

U.C. Grad School

U.S. Affirmative Action Council

UCD Ethnic Affairs

BOX 155

F-48 University of California Affirmative Action and Ethnic Issues

UCD-Native American Recruitment

Educational Opportunity Program

E.O.P (Correspondence, Minutes, etc.)

Employment Opportunities Native American Proposal

U.C. Affirmative Action

Planning for Diversity: An Affirmative Action Implementation Plan

Racism-U.C.

AFF Action/Desegregation at UC

BOX 156

F-49 Ethnic Studies - UC Davis, UC Berkeley, and General

Articles and Documents Regarding the Humanities

Barbara Martin, 05/17/99 8:29 a.m.-0700, FWD: Sawnet Digest Plea for Su

Ethnic Studies –Other Programs and General

Third World Liberation Front-U.C. Berkeley 1969

Ethnic Studies at UC Davis- Analysis of Offerings

Afro American Studies

1979 American Studies Curriculum

Asian American Studies

Dissertations in Ethnic Studies (1970-1971)

BOX 157

F-49 Ethnic Studies - UC Davis, UC Berkeley, and General

A Documentary History of Some Highlights of Ethnic Studies at UCD 1969-1985- Compiled by Jack D. Forbes

Report of the Ethnic Studies Planning Sub workgroup of the Undergraduate Education Workgroup

General Education Proposals

UC-ES 1990 (EP and ES Requirement)

Dept. of Comp. Com. Studies Proposal

Comparative Cultures

SER-Major and Minor

Ethnic Studies

Ethno-Ecology- UCD

BOX 158

F-49 Ethnic Studies - UC Davis, UC Berkeley, and General

Meeting Call of Academic Senate-Davis & Undergrad Education Report

Campus E.S. (Diversity) Requirement

Ethnic Studies Requirement 1989-1990 (LEP)

Ethnic Identity-For Admissions

Forbes: Ethnic Studies

Forbes-Doc. History of Ethnic Studies

Ethnic Studies

Ethnic Studies Major

Ethnic and Cross Cultural Studies Proposal- October 1980

Ethnic Studies Planning GP Report September 1987-1988

Ethnic Studies Sub Work Group

Ethnic Studies Requirement Proposal-UCD 1989

F-49 Ethnic Studies- U.C. Davis

BOX 159

F-51 Jack Forbes: Proposals and Projects

Proposals-To Find

Mailing Lists for Ethnic Handbooks and other Publications from Far West Lab and U.C. Davis 1968-1969 Mailing Records-Frontier Article

Affirmative Action needs in UC

Alphabet Forbes 1970

American Indian Arts and Humanities Curriculum Project 1967

Proposal for a Native American Arts and Humanities Curriculum- Pilot Project JD Forbes – July 1968

American Indian Community University Project

American Indian Community University Project 1969 Survey

American Indian Community University Project—Courses

Black African-NA Relations

Rosenberg Project- California Indian Education Development Project

California Indian Education Status Study

California Indian Self-Identity Project-1969

Cal Place Name Heritage SB 557, SB 1390 1970 (1969)

Cal St. Adv. Com on Indian AF 1968

California State History Sites Proposal 1975-1976

Center for Tribal Research-1966

Career Opportunities Program UCD-1969

Center for West No American Studies Proposals

A College of Ethnic Studies: Its Programs and Structure 2/1969

Proposition for College of Native American Studies, U.C. Davis-CIEA 5/1969

Proposal for MS. In Community Development

Community Education-1967

Comparative Cultures Proposal

Comparative Minority Education Survey-Far West 1965

Comprehensive Indian Education Development-Demonstration Project-March 1969

Course for Dev. of Lay Instructors 1967-1969

BOX 160

F-51 Jack Forbes: Proposals and Projects

DQU Analysis of Transfer 1983

D-Q Library Proposal 1970

Opportunity Commission, Yolo County- A Suggested Plan for 1972

Ethnic and Cross Cultural Studies Major 1979

Ethnic Studies and Formation of Departments

Ethnic Studies Requirement at UCD 1989

Faculty of Ethno-Ecology

Far West Lab, “Full Education” 1967

Ford Fellowships 1973

Foundation for Tribal Peoples

Founders of California Curriculum Project 1967-1968

Frontier Culture

Global Social Habitat ability Proposal

Goals of Education 1967

Handbook of Indians North of Mexico 1967

Information on Grants

Grants-Rejected

Needs on Indian Education-1967

Inter-Group Communication Project-1967

Proposal for Library of Native American Studies at UCD

Multi-Cultural Education Proposals 1968

Multi-Cultural Program 1968

NIMH 1980- Native Research Council

Native American Elders-1978

The Native American Heritage: Cultural Conservation and Recreation oriented Economic Development-1969

BOX 161

F-51 Jack Forbes: Proposals and Projects

Native American History Project Proposal 1970

Native American- Idea Picture Writing Way

NARAD- Possible Projects

NAS-Announcement of the Grad Group-Draft

NAS-Audio-Video Guide

Department of NAS

Designated Emphasis-NAS Proposal for MAT PH.D-NAS-1992

Native American Tribal Development Pre-1965

NAS Major-Response to the Request of the Ad Hoc Committee-1980-for NAS

Native American Wisdom Project 1977

Native American of California and Nevada-Home book-Pre Testing

Native Policy Proposals 1968

Powhatan Press

Proposal to the Regents of U.C. for Special Indian Program JDE 4/69

Recruitment of Native American Students 1982-1983

Native Institute of Educational 80 Racially-Mixed Children

Resolution of the Higher Education Committee of the C.I.E.A. 6/1969

Restoration of California Indians Lands-SJR6 1968-1969

Social and Ethnic Relations Major and Minor 1991-1993

Stewart’s Point Follow Through Proposal -1968

Training Indians for College; Teaching: A Proposal

United Nations University 1966

Legislation-Proposed

BOX 162

F-52 Native American Languages

Apache Writing

Aymara

Cherokee Language

Chinook Language

Choctaws Language

Alphabet and Tones of Cree-Anne Anderson

Cree Language

A Preliminary Glottochronology of GE-Johannes Wilbert

Dakota Language

Alphabet Inuit-Eskimo

Guajiro

Lakota Language

Maya Languages (Chiapas)

Language –Journal of the Linguistic Society of America

Bosquejo De Algunos Temas De La Gramatica Quiche

Maya-K’iche

Maya Laguage YUCATEC 1992-1993

Mexicano Terms-Nahua

Navajo-Language

Ogibwe (Chippewa)

Itechua

Shoshone Language

Tepeguana, JuLime Language

BOX 163

F-52 Native American Languages

Folder 1: Zuni Language

Folder 2: Alphabets

Folder 3: Native American Idea Pictures Writing Way

Folder 4: Implications of Aguaruna Jivaro Phytosystematic

Folder 5: West Apache Writing System

Folder 6: A Guide to the Spoken Blackfeet Indian Language into English

Folder 7: Asian Pacific Indigenous Language

Folder 8: Canadian Indians Alphabet

Folder 9: Canadian Indians Alphabet

Folder 10: Language

Folder 11: Reprints and Articles about Native Languages

Folder 12: NA Language

Folder 13: Whorf, B. Linguistically Relativity

Folder 14: Western Mono Language

Folder 15: Linguistic Conference Stanford (Aug 8)

Folder 16: Letter to Janet Swenson (1979)

Folder 17: NA Writing and Alphabet

Folder 18: Native American Languages

BOX 164

F-52 Native American Languages

Folder 1: Native Words Used in Sp & Eng.

Folder 2: Chinook Jargon

Folder 3: NA Languages

Folder 4: NA Lang.

Folder 5: Cherokee Language Materials

Folder 6: NA Lang.

Folder 7: NA Languages

BOX 165

F-53 Native American Struggle for Religious Freedom

F-53 Religious Freedom

Native American Religious Freedom

F-53 Religious Freedom

A Note on the Titonwan Lakota and Where they are today

Forbes F-53

Native Religion/Sacred Views

BOX 166

F-53 Native American Struggle for Religious Freedom

NA Religious Freedom Struggle

F-54 Native American Cemetery Protection

Cemetery Protection

Skeletal Remains

Anchor Sites-Protectionist

F-54 Cemeteries Protection

BOX 167

F-54 Native American Cemetery Protection

Sourcebook on Cultural Resources Management…, 2000 September

F-55 Mormons, Native Americans and Race

F-56 U.S. Census Data - Native Americans and Chicanos

BOX 168

F-56 U.S. Census Data - Native Americans and Chicanos

Census 1970

The “Report on Indians” from the 11th Census of the United States-1890

Population Characteristics (2 Copies)

Persons of Spanish Surname

Comparisons of Persons of Spanish Surname and Persons of Spanish Origin in the United States

Californians of Spanish Surname

Population Characteristics-Persons of Spanish Origin in the United States March 1972 and 1971

Population Characteristics: Selected Characteristics of Persons and Families of Mexican, Puerto Rican and other Spanish Origin: March 1972

Population Characteristics-Characteristics of the Population by Ethnic Origin- November 1969 and Persons of Spanish Origin in the U.S.-November 1969

Population Characteristics-Persons of Spanish Origin in the United States: March 1972 & 1971

Current Population Reports=Population Characteristics-Persons of Spanish Origin in the United States: March 1973

Census Data-1980 Analysis

Residents of California of Spanish Origin by County and Place

Census Users Handbook

1980: Census of Population-Ancestry of the Population by State

The Politics of Numbers

Persons of Spanish Origin by State: 1980

Census Data for American Indians

Business Card of Francis W. White, Jr.-Regional Director

Documents Regarding Native Americans

BOX 169

F-56 U.S. Census Data - Native Americans and Chicanos

1980

Making Native Americans Vanish: The Federal Government, Racism, and the Dissolution of California’s Prospective Non-White Majority-Jack D. Forbes

4. Recommendations and Discussions from Interagency Working Groups

2. General Sources of Advice/Recommendations on the 1990 Census Race and Ethnic Items

3. Excerpt from” New Directions for Methodology in 1990” (National Academy of Sciences Report)

American Indians and the Census

Census-1990

1. Race and Ethnic Items for the 1990 Census

United States Department of Commerce- Bureau of the Census and Enclosures for Freedom of Information Act Request

Letter to Jack from Mary Romero

1990 Census Program for Native Americans and Alaska Natives

5. Summary of Minutes from 1990 Planning Conference and Special Meeting

6. Letters Responding to Recommendations of 1985 Conference on Race and Ethnic Items

2000 Census

BOX 170

F-56 U.S. Census Data - Native Americans and Chicanos

BOX 171

F-57 "Hispanic" Term

Folder 1: Ford Library: Hispanic & NA research

Folder 2: Questionnaire: Racial Ethnic Data Changes

Folder 3: Census/ Classification Struggle

Folder 4: La Luz

Folder 5: Nixon Files –to Request Declassification

Folder 6: El Hispano Newspaper

Folder 7: The Hispanic Spin

Folder 8: National Archive Letters

Folder 9: Nixon Presidential Materials Available For Research

Folder 10: Research Materials

Folder 11: CPS Brief

Folder 12: OBM-RG51

Folder 13: SMOF-FINCH

Folder 14: Hispanic Research

Folder 15: A Report of the Interagency Racial Data Committee

Folder 16: Nixon-White House Files (1969-1974)

Folder 17: FICE Records and Data Definitions

Folder 18: Research

Folder 19: Census Advisory Committee

Folder 20: Research Material

Folder 21: Hispanic & Census

Folder 22: Research Material

Folder 23: Research Material

BOX 172

F-58 High Education Admissions Study

UC Administration Files

Admissions Study

UC-Admissions

University Admissions Policy Correspondence

Socio-Econ, Race and College

New Rules Since 1982

Special Action and Minorities

DC-Minority-Eligibility VII?

National Mean SAT Scores by Ethnic Group, 1984

Schools Which Sent 50 or More Students to UC Fall 1981-Ranked by Minority Enrollment

Enrollment in California Public Schools by Grade Level and by Racial or Ethnic Group, 1981-1982

Freshman Admissions by Formula: A Retrospective Study of Impact on Student Mix and Graduation Rates at Berkeley

Eligibility Rates

Master Plan 12.5% 1976- to be used to control type of student

Progress in Enrolling and Graduating Minority Undergraduates at UCD

Factors Affecting Student Choice- University of California Undergraduate Enrollment Study

Social Stratification in the United States-An Analytic Guidebook by Stephen J. Rose

Re: Evaluation of the Individualized Study Program Early Warning System

Equity of Access

Changes in Admission Requirements of the University of California from 1952 to 1986 (2 copies)

Misc. Notes and Articles

Admission by Examination

BOX 173

F-58 High Education Admissions Study

Forbes Manuscripts/drafts:

“Maintaining Inequality in a Multiethnic Society: Limiting Access to the University of California, 1952-1985”

“Reproduction and Transformation in Higher Education: The Racial and Social Implications of University of California Admission Requirements and Ethnic Working Class Enrollments, 1952-1983”

BOX 174

F-58 High Education Admissions Study

Folder 1: 1998

Folder 2: 1998

Folder 3: 1997

Folder 4: 1996

Folder 5: 1995

Folder 6: 1994

Folder 7: Cal Ethnic Data ‘93

Folder 8: 1992

Folder 9: 1991

Folder 10: 1990

Folder 11: 1989

Folder 12: 1988

Folder 13: 1987

Folder 14: Nachs Agenda 1986

Folder 15: 1985

Folder 16: 83-84-85

Folder 17: 1980

Folder 18: UC Admissions

Folder 19: Higher Education Admissions Study

BOX 175

F-63 American Discovery of Europe manuscripts

Folder 1: Notes

Folder 2: The American Discovery of Europe (1 of 3)

Folder 3: The American Discovery of Europe (2 of 3)

Folder 4: The American Discovery of Europe (3 of 3)

Folder 5: Introduction

Folder 6: Ch.1 Final

Folder 7: Ch.2

Folder 8: Ch. 2 Corrections

Folder 9: Ch.3

Folder 10: Drafts for Ch.3

Folder 11: Ch.4

Folder 12: Am Disc. Ch.4

Folder 13: SEA People

Folder 14: Bibliography

Folder 15: Bibliography-Research

Folder 16: CH. IV-Copy

BOX 176

F-64 Quechan - Colorado River Collection

Citation cards

BOX 177

F-66 Civil and Human Rights Collection

Civil Liberties

Nevada Civil Liberties Union

Civil Rights

Human Relations Commission of Ventura County Establishment

Human Rights

Civil Liberties

BOX 178

F-67 Ethnicity and Race Issues Collection

Ethnicity

AINU (Japan)

Australian Indigenous People

Indigenous Peoples

Sami-Scandanavia

Tribal Affairs-Non U.S.

Asian and African Americans Studies

Ethnic Frontiers

Misc. News Clippings on Tribal and Border Problems (Forbes)

Racism Protests in Various Countries

Frontiers in Europe

BOX 179

F-67 Ethnicity and Race Issues Collection

Minority and the Courts

Race and Refugees

Race Relations Reporter

Interethnic Race Relations and Intergroup Newsletter

Race Mixture Research, Foundation For

Race Relations

Racism-Academic

Racism

Reagan and R’ism

Ethondevlopment in the Nordic Sami Region

BOX 180

F-67 Ethnicity and Race Issues Collection

BOX 181

F-67 Ethnicity and Race Issues Collection

BOX 182

F-68 Asian American Collection

Sugar Frontier: Exploitation in Hawaii

Chinese in Nevada: Primary Resources: 5 Copies

Early Settlements of Asian Indians in California by Paul Ananda Raju

Asian American Communication: The Women’s Self Concept and Cultural Accommodation by Joanne S. Yamauchi

Memo Re: Return to Gold Mountain: A Chinese American Pioneer Festival

Magazine Article: “Here Comes the Brides”

Newspaper Article: Performances in the Gutter

Identity Crisis-Asian American

Asian Americans

The Chinese American

Chinese American

Filipinos

Japanese Americans

The Sunset Beacon

BOX 183

F-69 Music: General (Early phono records and music)

Jazz, Blues

F-70 Jack Forbes: Poetry manuscripts

F-70 Jack Forbes: Poetry Manuscripts

At the Movies

Merida Y La Conquista

Smart Machines, Dumb US

The Ants Are Working Hard For Mother Earth

The Search

The Third World After Thirty Years

Tottenham High Road Boogie

The Whales Are Glad They Are Not Indian

We Need A New Party

Ya-Town: The Big El-Lay Classroom

Ya Town: The Big El-Lay Classroom

What is Time?

Time is A Snake

What is Time? By Jack Forbes

What is Time? - Jack D. Forbes

What is Time?

Distance in Time

They Say Caring is a Good Thing

Beyond the Veil

What is Time?

At the Movies

Something Nice

Middle Continent People

Los Angeles: Despues de Trienta Anos

Honor Song For Mothers of Courage

The Search – Jack D. Forbes (1955-1956)

When I Didn’t Shout in Dulles Airport

Road Map – Jack Forbes

A Treatise on the Biochemistry of Seven Acres, Tress & Me

A Beautiful Thing; And So Much Trouble Over 2T

Red-Black people – I Pronounce You Free

Walking Up The Hill

Fast Sex

Used Women

End of the Road

In Distant Worlds

A Strange Cafe

Behind Walls of Stone

F-70 Jack Forbes Poetry Manuscripts

BOX 184

F-70 Jack Forbes: Poetry manuscripts

What is Space, 2001

Poetry manuscripts

BOX 185

F-71 Native Americans and Nixon manuscripts

Native Americans and Nixon: Presidential Politics and Minority Self-Determination, 1969-1972- Jack D. Forbes- University of California, Davis

List of Publications

Native Americans and Nixon: Presidential Politics and Minority Self-Determination, 1969-1972-Jack D. Forbes-University of California, Davis

Footnotes Continued

Introduction to Jack D. Forbes, Native Americans and Nixon: Presidential Politics and Minority Self-Determination, 1969-1972

Native Americans and Nixon-Jack D. Forbes

Indians and Chicanos at the Watergate: Presidential Politics and Minority Self- Determination, 1969-1972-Jack D. Forbes

Old Pages with Errors

Corrected Pages

Errors

BOX 186

F-72 Aztecas del Norte manuscripts

Material Pertaining to Handbook-Dr. Forbes

Aztecas Del Norte- Proof Sheets

Instructions

143-144

BOX 187

F-72 Aztecas del Norte manuscripts

BOX 188

F-72 Aztecas del Norte manuscripts

BOX 189

F-73 Literature: General (excluding Native American)

F-73

F-73 Traci Gourdine

F-73

Literature

F-74 Race Mixture Collection

BOX 190

F-75 Racial Terms Collection

Folder 1: F-75 Race Definitions

Folder 2: Forbes: Africans and Americans

Folder 3: F-75

Arabic Racial Terms

Folder 4: Unfoldered Materials

Spanish Terms

Folder 5: Unfoldered Materials

Folder 6: Mulato – Spanish Colonies

Brazil

Folder 7: Unfoldered Materials

Folder 8: Mamaluco/ Mestico Brasil

Folder 9: Unfoldered Materials

French Language Racial Terms

Folder 10: Unfoldered Materials

Dutch Terms

Folder 11: Unfoldered Materials

Folder 12: 1) Dutch Surinam Curacao 2) English Surinam

Folder 13: Unfoldered Materials

Folder 14: Dutch Racial Terms

Folder 15: Mostly Late Stuff – West Indies

Folder 16: Dutch West Indies Surarian / S. Africa E. Indies

Folder 17: Dutch Racial Terms

Folder 18: Dutch Curacao, Aruba, Surariame, E. Indies

German Racial Terms

Folder 19: Unfoldered Materials

Folder 20: Race Mixture

BOX 191

F-80 Audio and Video Tape Collection

Videocassettes and CDs/DVDs

Oct. 3, 1980 NAS Staff

Singer of Two Songs

Singer of Two Songs-David Risling

Native American Studies-“Pow Wow Rough Cut” (11/14/90)

Carl Gorman’s Last Visit to Davis (4/97)

“Legacy”

Ambassadors of Change

Indian Bingo

Conquestadors

“What I’ve Learned About U.S. Foreign Policy” by Frank Dorrel

The Mystery of the Lost Red Paint People

American Indians and the Census, Produced by Susan Lobo. IFH Community History

Project, Edited: Ester Belin, © Intertribal Friendship House 1991

“Join National Writers Union”

An Exploration of Our History

“Modos De Pensar, Modos de Vivir Tzajalja, Chiapas y sus Alrededores – Researched,

Filmed and Edited by Monique De Soto

Adoption & diversity – 2000 Dec. (First Person Plural – 1 hr.; Many Faces, Many

Voices

– 1 hr.; Journey of Hope – ½ hr.)

Samoa

A-V Center 100A Tape

Untitled Tape

Chicano Colegios y Universidades – Servicio Pedagogico de Aztlan (SEPA) Chicano

Colloquium Series Number One

Sun Bear

Indian Conference, Riverside, Calif., 11/30/68, The California Indian Education

Association – Paul J. Chappell (original is ¼ reel audiorecording. 3 cds of digitized recording)

Culture of Race in Godless America – Live & Wild 2005

Culture of Rage – Eyez Iz

Kalpulli

Notes

BOX 192

F-80 Audio and Video Tape Collection

Cassette tapes:

Alcatraz Demo – Review of Occupation

A Circle Begins – Poetry and Song by Harold Littlebird

Cher – Half Breed

Columbus Day Discussion – RPFA – Looking to ’92 (10-12-1990)

Speech of Bosak – S. Africa

Vladimir Sangi and Bill Mandel (March 11, 1991)

Jane Forbes – Keynote RT6; Intellectual Sovereignty: Oneida, WI (7-7-1995)

Poetry at Tecumseh Center, Spring 1990 – Gorman Museum

Chicano 1/2 – Poetry – Jimmy Santiago Baca

I Too Am Awzruca T-2 (10-12-1997)

Interview with George C. Longfish

Ivan Van Sertima KPFA – Interview 1985

Poetry at DQU (March 5, 1992)

I Tell You Now, Native American Prose & Poetry Parts 1 & 2, KPFA (10/16- 17/1989)

KPFA – July 30, 1993, Lining on Indian Time – Jack Frobes

NAS Staff Meeting

Culture of Rage – Urban Native Son

Radio Chicanola (11-15-97)

I Too Aw American T-1 (10-12-97)

NA 5 156

NHS Senior Project Alma Olmedo (1985)

BOX 193

F-80 Audio and Video Tape Collection

Cassette tapes

Cassette 1: Our Hearts and the Heat of the Earth Are One – Dhyani Ywahoo

Cassette 2: President Bill Clinton Speech on Native Affairs

Cassette 3: Sicangu (2-6-81)

Cassette 4: Coca and the Situation in Peru, Lorenzo Baca, Ramona Wilson (July 30,

1992)

Cassette 5: Jack Forbes – Reading at Blackoak Books (August 2, 1992)

Cassette 6: Corenzo Baca-Ramona Wilson, Poetry Discussion

Cassette 7: Decolonizatio, Africans and Native American, KPFA-5-28-94, Jack Forbes

& Jan Conew

Cassette 8: Short Story-O’Brien-The Things They Carried-Vietnam War, B-Mail Order

Brides

Cassette 9: Chinese-AM Elder Woman; Inter-Racial Persons

Cassette 10: Interview: George C. Longfish

Cassette 11: Pomo & Calif Ind. Hist-Pt. I, Lee Brightman-11-1988

Cassette 12: Gorbachev (Nov 1987)

Cassette 13: Jack Forbes-Speech and Poetry

Cassette 14: Helen Caldecott-Saving the Earth- April 1990

Cassette 15: South Africa-Speech of Bosac, Plus Mekeba, Maskela (Dec 1987)

Cassette 16: Heart Jump Bouquet

Cassette 17: 1832 Feltcher Ave #4 So Pasadena Ca 91030 (Mar. 4 1997)

Cassette 18: Barbara Ehrenrich-Multi Culturalism & Political Correctness (Nov. 1991)

Cassette 19: POMO Traditions-Oral History 2/3

Cassette 20: Asserting Boundaries of Power-Jack Forbes

BOX 194

F-80 Audio and Video Tape Collection

Cassette tapes

Cassette 1: Sicangu Chemicle (Jan. 16, ‘81) Copy #46

Cassette 2: Teacher from USSR in Calif., Psycho Therapy in USSR

Cassette 3: AM Ind Relig Freedom Act Cont, Rev Joseph Lowry SCLC

Cassette 4: Asian Men & Identity (1/3)

Cassette 5: E.F Schumacher Conference, Jack Forbes:Decentralization A Native

American Perspective

Cassette 6: Third World Poetry Group Univ. Of Calif. Davis 1980

Cassette 7: Oct. 1989-Leonard Peltier Interview

Cassette 8: “But this Isn’t El Salvador”

Cassette 9: Tribal Voice

Cassette 10: Jack Forbes-Speech at SF State Graduation (6-1-96)

Cassette 11: Jack Forbes-Blue Mango Talk (10-24/88)

Cassette 12: Music Chicano/as May Calsider (Jan ‘95)

Cassette 13: Aka Grafitti Man JT/JED

Cassette 14: Women’s Indigenous Poetry (12/5/88)

Cassette 15: Whiteman, Trembley July 8, 1992

Cassette 16: Poetry-I-House Davis (2/13/97)

Cassette 17: Race & Racism: On “Race”-The Concept & the History of Racism

Cassette 18: On Race & Racism,Psychological Effects of Racism

Cassette 19: Nat. American& Black Current Issues

Cassette 20: Mixed Race & Race Purity Myth with Sue Syriano

BOX 195

F-80 Audio and Video Tape Collection

Cassette tapes: NAS Faculty Retreats, Staff- D. Risling mostly as Chair some

Class Material

Cassette 1: Culture Doys

Cassette 2: NAS Staff Conference (Side 2 Blank) (28 July 78)

Cassette 3: NAS Retreat (Sept. 1)

Cassette 4: NAS Retreat (Aug. 31, 1982) (I & II)

Cassette 5: NAS Retreat (Aug. 31, 1982) (III & IV)

Cassette 6: Charlotte Green, Sarah ? (Nov. 29 1982)

Cassette 7: IDC Meeting (June 1982) (Tape 2 of 2)

Cassette 8: K&E (Nov. 13 1981)

Cassette 9: NAS Staff (Jan ‘78)

Cassette 10: NAS Retreat (2 Same)

Cassette 11: NAS Staff (Jan ‘78)

Cassette 12: NAS Staff Meeting

Cassette 13: NAS Retreat –Tennis Club

Cassette 14: NAS Retreat

Cassette 15: NAS Retreat (Aug. 31 ‘82)

Cassette 16: NAS Retreat (13 Sept ‘77)

Cassette 17: NAS Retreat Tahoe (13 Sept. ‘77)

Cassette 18: Final Exam 5 Civic Tribes

Cassette 19: NAS Retreat-DQ Meeting (1978)

Cassette 20: NAS Retreat (12 Sept. ‘78)

Cassette 21: NAS Ethics & Values Interviews & Final

Cassette 22: Bertha Eastman-NAS 171 (Feb 1984)

BOX 196

F-81 Forbes - newsclippings

Forbes International Relations Club (Citrus)

Clippings etc. Pre-6-1959

1960’s News Clippings

1970’s articles, Speaking engagements, pictures, etc

Jack File on Newspaper Magazine

BOX 197

F-81 Forbes - newsclippings

Collected Works of Jack Forbes

Forbes-Clippings

Presentations and Interviews

F-81 Forbes-News clippings

BOX 198

F-84 Apache, Navaho and Spaniard manuscripts

BOX 199

F-85 Columbus and Other Cannibals manuscripts

BOX 200

F-85 Columbus and Other Cannibals manuscripts

BOX 201

F-85 Columbus and Other Cannibals manuscripts

BOX 202

F-86 Only Approved Indians manuscripts

BOX 203

F-86 Only Approved Indians manuscripts

BOX 204

F-87 Tribes and Masses, World Ruled by Cannibals manuscripts

BOX 205

F-87 Tribes and Masses, World Ruled by Cannibals manuscripts

BOX 206

F-87 Tribes and Masses, World Ruled by Cannibals manuscripts

BOX 207

F-88 Red Blood manuscripts

BOX 208

F-88 Red Blood manuscripts

BOX 209

F-88 Red Blood manuscripts

BOX 210

F-88 Red Blood manuscripts

Red Blood Revised Ch. 18-end

RB 1996

BOX 211

F-88 Red Blood manuscripts

Latest, Correct Version of Red Blood

Revised Red Blood p. 195-245 Copy (connected to 243 only)

Red Blood Master (1994)

Red Blood 1993 Revision

BOX 212

F-88 Red Blood manuscripts

Red Blood-Old Version

F-88 Red Blood Version

BOX 213

F-89 Other Book, Article, and Monograph manuscripts

Native American Languages Liberation and Self-Development

Part II Sample Writing Systems

Native American Languages: Presentation and Self-Development

Native American Languages Liberation and Self-Development

DQU Questions About Procedures and Free Speech

Native American Tribal Information Survey

Original Ed. Culture

Native American Languages Liberation and Self-Development

Writing Native American Languages: Which Alphabet is Best?

Native American Languages Liberation and Self-Development

The Mexican Approach to United States History

BOX 214

F-89 Other Book, Article, and Monograph manuscripts

Synopsis & Notes on ECD Wendy Book

Self-Determination and Sovereignty: Implications For Native Studies And For Native

Intellectuals

Segregation & Integration: The Multi-Ethnic or Uni-Ethnic School

Race, Gender, and Class Introduction

The Papago-Apache Treaty of 1853: Property Rights and Religious Liberties of the

‘O’odham, Maricopa, and Other Native Peoples

Native American Sovereignty Enhancement Act of 1997: A Proposal

Native American Resistance: New and Old Indians

Mexican Relig. & Thought

Making Native Americans Vanish: The Federal Government, Racism and Dissolution of

California’s Prospective Non-White Majority

Maiza

London

Intellectual Self-Determination and Sovereignty: Implications For Native Studies And

For Native Intellectuals

Intellectual Self-Determination and Sovereignty: Implications For Native Studies And

For Native Intellectuals

I’m the Presence of Oxygen and Mother Earth

Draft for Undercounting Native Americans: the 1980 Census and the Manipulation of

Racial Identity in the United States

Draft for Undercounting Native Americans” The 1980 Census and the Erasing of

California’s Prospective Non-White Majority

Draft for Undercounting Native Americans” The 1980 Census and the Erasing of

California’s Prospective Non-White Majority

The Urban Tradition Among Native Americans

The Use of the Terms ‘Negro’ and ‘Black’ to Include Persons of Native American

Ancestry in Anglo-North America

BOX 215

F-89 Other Book, Article, and Monograph manuscripts

Folder 1: American Negro Cultural Characteristics: An Overview

Folder 2: Afro-Americans in the Far West: A Handbook for Educators

Folder 3: Nature & Culture: Problematic Concepts for Native Americans

Folder 4: Notes

Folder 5: Untitled

Folder 6: Untitled

Folder 7: Colonialism as a theme in American Indigenous Writing

Folder 8: The Native Intellectual Tradition in Reaction to Race, Gender, and Class

Folder 9: Untitled

Folder 10: Race, Gender, and Class

Folder 11: Untitled

Folder 12: As Long as the Language Lives

Folder 13: As Long as the Language Lives

Folder 14: Educational Democracy and the Culturally Different

Folder 15: Educational Democracy and the Culturally Different

Folder 16: The Education of the Culturally Different

Folder 17: Correspondence Re: Western Apache article

Folder 18: An Ethnohistorical Approach to the Early Western Apaches

Folder 19: The function of Ethnohistory

Folder 20: The function of Ethnohistory

Folder 21: Unknown Athapaskans

Folder 22: The Development of the Yuma Trial Before 1846

Folder 23: Who Speaks for the Indian

Folder 24: Who Speaks for the Indian

Folder 25: Education for Citizenship in a Democratic State

Folder 26: Frontier Thesis and Frontier History

Folder 27: Frontier History and the Analysis of Frontier Characteristics

Folder 28: Our Plural Hertiage

Folder 29: The future of Berkeley

Folder 30: The Tongua Indians of Tujunga

Folder 31: Educational democracy and the Culturally Different

Folder 32: The Multi-Ethnic or Uni-Ethnic School

Folder 33: Afro Americans in the West

Folder 34: As Long As the Language Lives

BOX 216

F-89 Other Book, Article, and Monograph manuscripts

Folder 1: American Words

Folder 2: Amerika – WaWa

Folder 3: Amerika – WaWa, The American Language

Folder 4: An Analysis of the Transfer of Surplus Property by the Dept.

Folder 5: An Analysis of the Transfer…

Folder 6: Colonialism and Native American Literature

Folder 7: Colonialism and Native American Literature

Folder 8: Colonialism as a Theme

Folder 9: Euro Blues

Folder 10: Facism: A Review of its History

Folder 11: A Hemispheric Approach to Native Studies

Folder 12: Hispanic Spin

Folder 13: Hispanic Spin

Folder 14: Hispanic Spin

Folder 15: Hispanic Spin

Folder 16: Hispanic Spin

Folder 17: Hispanic Spin

Folder 18: Hispanic Spin

Folder 19: The Humanities Without Humanity

BOX 217

F-89 Other Book, Article, and Monograph manuscripts

Folder 1: Introduction

Folder 2: Chapter I: The Beginning

Folder 3: Chapter II: The Quechen Way

Folder 4: Untitled

Folder 5: Chapter 3: The first Spaniards

Folder 6: Chapter IV: Hispanic Octam Frontier

Folder 7: Chapter V: Yuma Rate

Folder 8: Warriors of Colorado

Folder 9: Chapter VI: Axwaiv

Folder 10: Footnotes for Chapter 6

Folder 11: Chapter 7: Going to the Enemy

Folder 12: Footnotes for Chapter 7

Folder 13: Chapter 9

Folder 14: Chapter 13: Mexicans and Yankees

Folder 15: Acknowledgments

Folder 16: Population Statistics

Folder 17: Native Intellectual Tradition

Folder 18: Race, Gender, and Class

Folder 19: Race, Gender, and Class

Folder 20: Race, Gender, and Class

BOX 218

F-89 Other Book, Article, and Monograph manuscripts

Determining Who Is An Indian

The Barbarian Conquest

The Evolution of the Term Mulatto: A Chapter in Black-Native American Relations

The Mexican Approach to United States History

“State Power”, Institutionalized Exploitation, and the Corporate Revolution

International Tribunal in Holland Indicts Genocide in the Americas

The Development of a Native American Intelligentsia and the Creation of D-Q

University

Mixed Bloods in the Native American Struggle

The Renapa People: A Brief Survey of Relationships and Migrations

Native American Resistance, 1890-1960: New and Old Indians

NA Resistance

Amerika – Wawa: The American Language

Section Two – English-American Dictionary

Native American Resistance, 1890-1960: New and Old Indians

Amerika – Wawa: The American Language

Section One – Words Organized by Subject Categories

A Comprehensive Program For Tribal Development in the United States

Draft for Race, Gender and Class Introduction

Notes

Race, Gender and Class Introduction

BOX 219

F-89 Other Book, Article, and Monograph manuscripts

Aboriginal California: Three Studies in Culture History

The American Indian and Western History

The Application of Ethno historical Techniques to the History of the Western Apache

The Barbarian Conquest of Ventura County

Comments on M.V. Sadovich “Chronological History of Southern Nevada, 1492-1900”

A Comprehensive Program for Tribal Development in the United States

A Crisis in the Indian Affairs: Democracy, Bureaucracy and the Great Society

The Development of Apache Spanish Hostility

Educational Democracy and the Culturally Different The Education of the Culturally Different: A Challenge for innovative Educational Agencies

Eurindian and Eurafrican

An Examination of the Historiography of the California Gold Rush

Frontiers in American History and the Analysis of Frontier Characteristics

Frontiers in American History and the Role of the Frontier Historian

El Historiador y la Posicion Social del Indio en las Estados Unidos

Historical Evidence Relating to the Identification of the Sumas, Jamos, Jocomes and Mansoo Indians

Historical Survey of the Indians of Somora, 1821-1910

Indian Agriculture West and Northwest of the Colorado River

The Indian in Western History: An Analysis of Depreciatione

Interracial Sex: Old and New Myths

Mexican American Students and Southwestern Education

Outline of “The Indian in America’s Past: Readings in Intergroup Relations”

A Peace Proposal for Vietnam

The “Public Domain” of Nevada and its Relationship to Indian Property Rights

Sarah Winnemucca=Nevada’s Most Outstanding Woman

Research Teaching and Excellence in the Junior College

El Rostablecimiento del uso de Espanol en Elecciones en California y la nacion

Review of “Battlefield and Classroom”

Review of “Dividing the Waters”

The Spanish-Speaking Citizen: Is he being denied the Rights of Citizenship because of his language

A State College for Ventura County

The Supreme Court’s Reapportionment Decision: A Logical and Necessary Ruling

Tony Del Bueno: Mr. Mexican American of Ventura County

Warriors of the Colorado

BOX 220

F-89 Other Book, Article, and Monograph manuscripts

Warriors of the Colorado

F-90 Atlas of Native History materials

Movements, Indian

Atlas

BOX 221

F-91 Africans and Native Americans manuscripts

Black Africans and Native American s to C, Preface; Intro (Bana)

BA & NA Chapter 1

BA & NA Chapter II

BA &Na Chapter III

BA & NA Chapter IV

BA & NA Chapter V

BA & NA Chapter VI

BA & NA Chapter VII

BA & NA Chapter VIII

BA & NA Chapter IX

BA & NA to C

BA &NA Chapter II

BA & NA Chapter III

BA & NA Chapter IV

BA & NA Chapter VI

BA & NA Chapter VII

BA & NA Chapter VIII

BOX 222

F-91 Africans and Native Americans manuscripts

BA & NA Chapter II

BA & NA Chapter VIII

BA & NA Bibliography

BA & NA Copy of Original MSS Chapter I

BA & NA Copy of Original MSS Chapter II

BA & NA Copy of Original MSS Chapter III

BA & NA Copy of Original MSS Chapter IV

BA & NA Copy of Original MSS Chapter V

BA & NA Chapter VI Draft

BA & NA Chapter VI

BA & NA Chapter VI Best Copy

BA & NA Original MSS Chapter VII

BA & NA Chapter VII Draft

BOX 223

F-91 Africans and Native Americans manuscripts

BA & NA Original MSS Chapter IX

Africans and Americans

BOX 224

F-91 Africans and Native Americans manuscripts

Baina- Extra Copies

Fall 1985 Version BA-NA- No Longer Correct

BOX 225

F-91 Africans and Native Americans manuscripts

Black Africans and Native Americans

F-91 Africans and Native Americans Manuscripts

BOX 226

F-93 Native American Mental Health

Native American Mental Health

Mental Health from the Indian and Alaska Native Task Panel

Mental Health 001-100

Neuroleptic Medication and Race Ethnicity

BOX 227

F-94 Native Higher Education and Colleges

A Survey of College and University Programs for Native Americans

Native Americans Higher Education General

BOX 228

F-94 Native Higher Education and Colleges

Native American Higher Education

American Tribal Higher Education: A Proposal- Jack D. Forbes

Proposals for N.A. University

Native Colleges

BOX 229

F-94 Native Higher Education and Colleges

Agricultural Programs

American Indian Com College Study

University Idea

Training Indians for College Teaching

NA Higher Ed

BOX 230

F-96 Native American Art and some general art

F-96 Native American Art

Lewis, Edmonia

Architecture

Native American Art

BOX 231, several F #’s

F-99 Jack Forbes: Early Writings

F-106 Diego Antigen and migrations by Native Americans

F-108 Native American Navigation and Exploration data

F-109 Ancient American History data (archaeology, oral history, documents)

Folder 1: F- 99 - Forbes – Writings 1952-1956

Folder 2: F-99 – Collected Works of Jack d. Forbes

F-106 Diego

Folder 3: F-106 – Diego Antigen (Australia, Irish, Polish)

NA Navigation

Folder 4: N.A. Navigation

Folder 5: F-108 – N. Amer. in North Atlantic to France 1908 & 1509

Folder 6: F-108 - N.A. Navigation

Folder 7: Atlantic Ocean

Folder 8: General Maritime

Folder 9: F-109 – Ancient American History

Folder 10: F-109 Ancient America

F-109 Ancient Amer. Hist.

Folder 11: Arriving in Europe 500B.C. – 1477 A.D. Ch. 5

Folder 12: Untitled

Folder 13: F-109 – Ancient Amer. History

BOX 232

F-104 Jack Forbes: Bibliographies used in research and teaching

Citation cards

BOX 233

F-110 Inuit-Greenlander-Eskimo Navigation data

F-115 Native Americans in the Pacific

F-116 Spread of Plants, e.g, Bananas, Cotton, etc.

F-117 African contacts with America, pre-1492

Folder 1: Archeology – N.A.

Folder 2: F-109 – Early Man in the New World – Alex D. Krieger

F-110 - Inuits

Folder 3: F-110 – NA Ancient History

Folder 4: Ch. 7

Folder 5: Research – Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Denmark

Folder 6: Post 1492 Visitors & Infl.

Folder 7: Unfoldered Materials

Folder 8: Norse/ Iceland/ Greenland – PRE 1492

F-115 NA’s in Pacific

Folder 9: Native American in the Pacific

F- 116 Spread of Plants

Folder 10: F-116 Spread of Banana & Other Plants, Evidence of Plants

F-117 African Contacts

Folder 11: F-117 African Contacts (Cotton)

Folder 12: Native Americans to Europe After 1492

Folder 13: Post – 1492 – Slavery

Folder 14: Masks – Gloucester

BOX 234

F-127 Native Americans in Europe

F-128 Native Americans in Africa

F-129 Caribbean American and Spanish Invasion (Notes on contacts and navigation)

Folder 1: Americans to Europe Before 1000 or General

Folder 2: Americans in Europe Before 1492-After 1000

Folder 3: NA Influences on Europe

Folder 4: Redman Roaches Sp or Pre – Late Mid Ages

Folder 5: Responses – Britain

Folder 6: Contacts – Germanic Period 500 ce – 1400 ce (Ymago Mundi, Arneas) to

1477

Folder 7: Pre-1492 Arrivals (North) Sea People

F-128 NA’s in Africa

Folder 8: Nat Amer in Africa Post 1492

F-129 Americans of Caribbean and Spanish Invasions Nato on Colon and Invasion

Folder 9: Unfoldered Materials

Folder 10: Native American Slavery

Folder 11: Caribe & Spanish Arrival

BOX 235, several F#’s

F-1 Forbes Chronology

F-1 Fulbright Program – 1981-1982

F-3 City County Miners

F-3 News From Native California (vol. 17 no.4) (Fall 2003)

F-3 Partisan Politics: The GOP

F-3 Africans & Native Americans

F-3 Creation Spirituality

F-3 News From Native California (vol.9, no.2) (Winter 1995/1996)

F-3 Notes

F-3 Newspapers

F-3 Without Reservation

F-3 Panic

F-3 What is Space?: Consciousness, Voids, and Universes

F-3 Attan0Akamik (Our Own Land)

F-3 Atta! and Other Poems on 9-11, War, & Peace

F-3 News From Native California (vol.15, no.4) (Summer 2002)

F-3 Newspapers

F-3 Uncle Tony: A Legend

F-3 Uncle Tony’s Success Formula: Helping Others

F-3 How California Got Its Name

F-3 A Buddhist Columbus

F-3 Who Founded Los Angeles?

F-3 A State College For Ventura County

F-3 Logical & Necessary Ruling

F-3 Concentrating State Offices in High-Rent Districts Wastes Money

F-7 Nat. Am. Law

F-14 Education K-12

F-20 NAS Programs & UCD Flyer

F-24 Articles/ Booklets on Chicanos

F-22 Museums

F-26 Cal Inds.

F-27 Navajo Dineh

F-27 Navajo

F-28 Intellectual Property

F-30 Sarah Wineawcca

F-34 Clear Lake Maps

F-36 NA Lit

F-37 Transportation

F-39

F-48 Univ. of Calif. – AF Action, etc.

F-49 Ethnic Studies

BOX 236, several F#’s

Folder 1: F-50 UC

F-58 U.C. Admissions

Folder 2: UC Admissions

Folder 3: U.C. Adm. 03-04

Folder 4: Unfoldered Materials

Folder 5: SAT Scores

Folder 6: How Univ. Sets H.S. Curriculum (Changes 1983-1986)

Folder 7: Impact on Secondary Schools Pupils

Folder 8: Transfer & Minorities

Folder 9: Unfoldered Materials

Folder 10: Admins.

Folder 11: F-93 NA Mental Health

Folder 12: F-93 NA Mental Health

Folder 13: F-93 NA Mental Health

Folder 14: F-93 NA Mental Health

BOX 237

F-14 Native American Education

Articles

International University

Alaska/Eskimo Education

BOX 238

F-14 Native American Education

BOX 239

F-17 General Native Affairs Data -- by years [1973-198?]

BOX 240

F-26 California Indians: History and Culture Notes

Estanislau and California Central Valley

Unfoldered Material

Baja California Indians

Ohlone Indians

California Indian Affairs

Cahvilla

BOX 241

F-26 California Indians: History and Culture Notes

Untitled folder

Native American Heritage Com., 1978

NAHC

Citation cards: San Fernando Mission Neophytes Converts

BOX 242

F-16 California Indian Legal Services, Inc.

17 untitled folders

California Indian Legal Services, undated

California Indian Legal Services, January 1969

California Indian Legal Services, February 1969

California Indian Legal Services, March 1969

California Indian Legal Services, May 1969

California Indian Legal Services, July 1969

California Indian Legal Services, April-November 1968

California Indian Legal Services, April 1969

California Indian Legal Services, June 1969

California Indian Legal Services, August 1969

California Indian Legal Services, September 1969

California Indian Legal Services, October 1969

California Indian Legal Services, November 1969

California Indian Legal Services, December 1969

California Indian Legal Services, March 1970

California Indian Legal Services, April 1970

California Indian Legal Services, July 1970

California Indian Legal Services, August 1970

California Indian Legal Services, September 1970

Proposal for an Indian Services Division, April 1967

Advisory Committee Minutes and Indian Services Division, Caseload, California Rural Leg.

California Rural Legal Assistance, January-September 1968

California Rural Legal Assistance, January-April 1969

California Rural Legal Assistance Questionnaire, Public Law 280 Questionnaire, Restoration of Federal Services

BOX 243

F-26 California Indians: History and Culture Notes

Folder 1: Mendocino Co. (Joan Ablon Meetings)

Folder 2: Housing Survey conducted by Mendocino County Economic Opportunity Council in conjunction with Dept. of Housing and Community Development (September 1966)

Folder 3: California

Folder 4: California Native Legislation (1975 – 6)

Folder 5: CA Ind.

Folder 6: CA Tribes

Folder 7: Anthro 106 – Karuk Indian Myths - J. P. Harrington, J. Forbes

Folder 8: Anthro 106: Dreams and Dream Interpretation of the.. G. Toffelmier, K. Luomala – J. Forbes

BOX 244

F-26 California Indians: History and Culture Notes

Unfoldered Material

Terrorism

Government Secrets, US

FBI

Israel and Palestine

Palestine/Israel

Bush and 9-11

CIA

Islam

BOX 245

F-63 American Discovery of Europe manuscripts

Folder 1: Preface and Epilogue

Folder 2: Chapter 1 Galway

Folder 3: Chapter 2

Folder 4: Chapter 2

Folder 5: Chapter 3

Folder 6: Chapter 1-2-3-4, Partial Text

Folder 7: Ch. 3 – Current Copy

Folder 8: Chapter 4

Folder 9: Chapter 5

Folder 10: Chapter 5

Folder 11: Chapter 6 – Corrections to be

Folder 12: Chapter 6 – American Discovery of Europe, text and footnotes

Folder 13: Chapter 6 – Copy

Folder 14: Chapter 7

Folder 15: Responses – Portugal and Spain

Folder 16: Responses – France

Folder 17: Responses – Ireland

Folder 18: Index

Folder 19: Illustrations

BOX 246

F-74 Race Mixture Collection

Untitled

The Problem of Aboriginal Persistence, W.D. Hohenthal and Thomas McCorkle

A Journey Through Texas, F.L. Olmsted

Race and Sex

Black-White Indian

Indian-Black

Race Mixture

Prohibition on Research

Constitutional Debate on Race and Rights, 1849

Anthro 104

Faculty in Human Development Proposal, February 1971

Race

Race Mixture, Asians

Race Mixture, Non Negro Mixed Bloods

Racial/Ethnic Classifying

Indian-White

Race Mixture in California

Racism and Race Mixture

Race Mixture

BOX 247

F-6 Small Picture and Postcard Collection

Clippings from magazines, etc. in the following subjects:

Indians NW-US/Arctic

Indians, Nevada

Native architecture

Religion

Western History

Civilization

Miscellaneous

African Americans

Indians, East US

California Indians

Native Influences

Latin America

Indians Mexico

Southwest

Western History

Native Americans

Native Architecture

BOX 248

F-7 Native American Law and Legal Issues

Minnesota Chippewa Tribe vs. Paul Carlucci, Plaintiffs Response

California Indian Legal Services (CILS) Resolution, November 13, 1976

CILS Correspondence, 1976

CILS Board Meeting, January 1977

CILS Meeting Minutes, 1977

CILS Correspondence, circa 1976

CILS Board Meeting Minutes, 1975

CILS Meetings and Reports, 1974-1975

Harold Blake vs. G. Arnett

Jimmie James et al. Vs. Simpson Timber Co. and others

Analysis of AB 3440

Mendocino Burial Ordinance

CILS Resolution/Bylaws

CILS Board of Trustees Meeting

CILS Report on Financials, 1975

Correspondence

Evaluation of CILS, 1975

CILS Board Minutes, 1975

CILS Board Meeting, 1978

CILS memos, etc. 1976-1978

CILS memos, etc. 1976

CILS memos/correspondence

CILS meeting, 1976

CILS newsletter

BOX 249

F-18 D-Q University

Establishment of DQU

Unfoldered Materials

D-Q-U Library

Native Elders DQU

D-Q U – N.A.L.E. Messenger 1975

DQU Library

D.Q.U. Accreditation Correspondence

DHEW – Dept. of Health Education & Welfare DQU Formation

D-Q-U. Supporters

Unfoldered Materials

Untitled

Unfoldered Materials

BOX 250

F-18 D-Q University

DQU Language Project

DQU Correspondence

Jack Forbes – Board of Directors DQU

Untitled

Unfoldered Materials

Untitled

D-Q Publicity

Newsclippings

BOX 251

F-18 D-Q University

Folder 1: DQU General Materials Meeting, Information, Articles, Thesis, etc.

Folder 2: Untitled

Conference

Folder 3: Unfoldered Materials

Folder 4: Untitled

Folder 5: Deganawidah – Quetzalcoatl University

Folder 6: DQU – Executive Board Meeting

Folder 7: DQU – Newspaper Articles & Brochures

Folder 8: Untitled

Folder 9: DQU Newspaper Articles & Brochures

BOX 252

F-18 D-Q University

Chronology of DQU/Correspondence

DQU – Health Task Force W A Mental Health Proposal Montezuma Medical School

Newsletters (Nat. Am. Lang.)

D.Q.U. Board of Directors

DQU – Graduate Program

D-Q U – Graduate Committee

Correspondence – Jack Forbes

Correspondence – David Risling

DQU – Clippings From Newspapers Reprints, etc.

DQU – Policies, Proposals, Budgets, By-laws, etc.

BOX 253

F-18 D-Q University

DQU Press (1978-1979)

DQU – Fall Quarter Classes (1975)

DQU Curriculum

Unfoldered Materials

BOX 254

F-20 Native American Studies and Programs

Folder 1: Native American Studies Library

NAS Field

Folder 2: Native American Studies – History & Origin of

Folder 3: Unfoldered Materials

NAS - Davis

Folder 4: Native Am. Studies Assoc.

Folder 5: NAS – Community College

Folder 6: F-20 NAS Programs, Field

Folder 7: Guide to Audio and Video Instructional Resources Available at Tecumseh

Center

Folder 8: NAS – Graduates & Alumni

Folder 9: NAS Publications List

Folder 10: NAS - Policies

Folder 11: NAS – Founding (1969-1971)

Folder 12: NAS Planning (1950)

Folder 13: NAS – Minutes & Memos (1976-1978-1979)

Folder 14: NAS Budget (1989-1990)

BOX 255

F-20 Native American Studies and Programs

NAS – Lecturers & Space (1990)

NAS – Faculty (1989-1990)

NAS Space (1991 Hart)

NAS Dept. Proposal

NAS – Des. Emphasis, etc. (1991)

NAS/ Aquaculture & Fisheries

NAS – Statistics

NAS New Courses (1994-1995)

NAS Teaching (1992-1993)

NAS Grad Proposal (1991-1992)

NAS 1991-1992 Budget

NA Lit. Position

BOX 256

F-20 Native American Studies and Programs

Native American Studies Proposal, at Davis

NAS - Room Naming

NA Language Center

N.A. Student Union

NA Students – Recruit, Retention & Classification

NAS – Course Outlines (Early Courses)

Course Changes

NAS Courses (1981)

NAS – New Courses

NAS Majors (Students)

NAS – Gorman

NAS New Major & Transfer Data (1989/1990)

NAS Major Outlines

NAS Minor

NAS : Evaluations on Impact / Attack on NAS (1979-1980)

BOX 257

F-20 Native American Studies and Programs

F-20 NAS Program Reviews

NAS Program – Hist.

NAS Space

Grading (ABS, NAS, etc.)

MAS – Courses Outlines, etc.

N.A. Culture Days

NAS Risling

BOX 258

F-20 Native American Studies and Programs

Forbes – Use of Special Developmental Funds Provided by Regents

Proposal for D-Q College

ORU – Organized Research Unit

Proposal for Native American Research & Development Institute

Deganawidah – Quetzalcoatl Library

Forbes Colelction Cuautamoc-Tecumseh Library

NA Recruiting UCD

Doc. Hist. of NAS

Native American Studies Proposal at SFVSC (1959-1960)

NAS @ UCB

BOX 259

F-20 Native American Studies and Programs

NAS (1968-1969)

NAS (1970-1984)

NAS Miscellaneous (1972-1977)

NAS/ ABS Plans (1973)

N.A.S. Retreat (1976)

Risling – Tenure Support Correspondence (1977)

ABS – Space Committee (1979)

Inter-Campus Fund, NAS Proposal (1979/1980)

NAS Budget (1979/1980)

NAS Major – UC Correspondence (1981-1984)

NAS: Struggle to Survive (1983-1984)

NAS (1985)

NAS (1987/1986)

NAS (1988)

BOX 260

F-20 Native American Studies and Programs

NAS (1989)

NAS (1990)

NAS (1991)

NAS (1992)

NAS (1993)

NAS (1994)

NAS (1995)

NAS (1996)

NAS (1997)

BOX 261

F-20 Native American Studies and Programs

NAS (1998)

NAS (1999)

NAS F-20 Native American Studies Programs

F-20 Nat. Amer. Studies

F-20 NAS

F-20 Jeri Kemp (1949-1970’s)

“Treaty of Peace” Law 1848 Queretard

BOX: 262

F-100 Jack Forbes: Non-Fiction Works

Folder 1: California’s Non-White Governors (1968)

Folder 2: California Should become Four States

Folder 3: Introduction: Can Schooling Make a Difference?(undated)

Folder 4: Capitalizing on Bandon’s historical Heritage (1995)

Folder 5: Is Carter Reviving Georgia’s Indian Policy at the National Level? (1979)

Folder 6: A Century of Disappointment (white-Indian Relations in Nevada since the

1870s)-J Forbe s(undated)

Folder 7: An outline History of the Chickahominy Republic and Nation (1570-1908)

Folder 8: Chinook Intertribal Language

Folder 9: Chinook Jargon(1994)

Folder 10: Cholos (1994)

Folder 11: Cholo Destiny (undated)

Folder 12: The Cholo or Part-Indian (1970)

Folder 13: Civil Rights Initiative Aimed Primarily at Women (undated)

Folder 14: Civil Rights Initiative is a costly Time Bomb (undated)

Folder 15: Classifying Native Groups : Myths and Realities

Folder 16: Colonialism and American Education (1973-1974)

Folder 17: Colonialism and NA Literature (1978)

Folder 18: El Colonialism y La Posición de Indigenas No Reconocidos (1980)

Folder 19: Colonialist BIA Exposed (undated)

Folder 20: Colonialism as a Theme in American Indigenous Writing (1996-1998)

Folder 21: Columbus and Other Cannibals: The Wétiko Disease of Aggression,

Violence, and Imperialism (1979-1981)

BOX: 263

F-100 Jack Forbes: Non-Fiction Works

Folder 1: Comments on M. Estullie Smith’s “Southwestern Studies”(1971)

Folder 2: Comments on History-Social Science Standards for Grades K-8 and 10-

12 (undated)

Folder 3: Comments on “The History of the Negro in America” (1967)

Folder 4: A Comprehensive Program for Tribal Development in the United States

(1965)

Folder 5: A Community Responsive, Multi-cultural Approach to Indian Education

(1968)

Folder 6: Concentrating state offices in High-rent districts wastes money (1993)

Folder 7: El Concepto de Mestizo-Metis (1973-1982)

Folder 8: Constitutional Powers of Tribal Government (1971)

Folder 9: The Constitution and the American Indian (1971)

Folder 10: The Constitutional Powers of the United States Government(1971)

Folder 11: Cosmic Peoples(2001)

Folder 12: David Faces Goliath Again” D-Q University and the Bureaucracy

(undated)

Folder 13: Cecentralism and Culture Published in “Kindred Spirits” (1987)

Folder 14: Decentralism, Etc. (1985-1987)

Folder 15: Decolonization for US(1967)

Folder 16: Status of Faculty Desegregation (1997-19980

Folder 17: Desegregation, Diversity and Affirmative Action in the University of

California(undated)

Folder 18: Desegregation at UC Davis (1997)

Folder 19: Forbes- Determining Who Is An Indian(1979-1980)

Folder 20: The Development of a Native American Intelligentsia and the Creation of

D-Q University (undated)

Folder 21: Discovering Your American Racial Ancestry From Mexico (undated)

Folder 22: Dividing California(1981)

Folder 23: Do the Regent’s New Rules Have Any Real Effect on Existing Diversity

…?(undated)

Folder 24: Do Tribes Have Rights? The Question of Self –Determination for Small

Nations (1966)

Folder 25: DQU (undated)

Folder 26: The DQU Center for Advanced Studies (undated)

Folder 27: A Documentary History of Native American Studies at UC Davis (1988)

Folder 28: Early History of Yolo County(undated)

Folder 29: The Early Western Apache (1300-1700)

Folder 30: Easy Way for State to Save Money (undated)

Folder 31: Education, Culture and Academic Freedom (1 of 2) (1982)

Folder 32: Education, Culture and Academic Freedom (2 of 2) (1982)

Folder 33: Education of the Culturally different (1967)

Folder 34: Educational Democracy and the Culturally Different (Teaching Multi-

Cultural Populations: Five Heritages) (1971)

Folder 35: Education for Democracy (1967)

BOX: 264

Syllabi & Courses

Folder 1: History of Latin America (1956)

Folder 2: Fresh Seminar (1997)

Folder 3: NAS 134 – WOS (2005)

Folder 4: NAS 134 – Race & Sex

Folder 5: NAS 130B – Native American Ethno (1999)

Folder 6: NAS 156 – Ethics (1997-2006)

Folder 7: UCB Fall ’98 NAS 190 NA Thought (1997-1998)

Folder 8: ES 201 – UCB (2000)

Folder 9: NAS 181A (2001-2004)

Folder 10: Atlas of Native History (1981)

Folder 11: Envelopment, Proletarization and Inferiorization

Folder 12: MAP – Principal U.S. Tribes

Folder 13: Misc. Papers (1976-1977)

Folder 14: Anthropology 134 (1984-1987)

Folder 15: Anthropology 106 (1977)

Folder 16: Anthropology 104 (1986)

Folder 17: Anthropology 105A (1983-1985)

Folder 18: Anthropology 105A (1981-1985)

Folder 19: NAS 141A

Folder 20: Anthropology 210 (1986)

Folder 21: ABS 172 – Fall 1978 (1978-1981)

Folder 22: Anthropology 3 (1979)

Folder 23: Anthropology – Cultural (1950-1962)

Folder 24: Anthropology – Social (1950)

Folder 25: Archaeology – Theory (1954-1988)

Folder 26: Archaeology of Europe, Africa & Asia (1962)

Folder 27: California (1769-1958)

Folder 28: California, Indians & Gold Rush Era (1847)

Folder 29: History of California – After 1848

Folder 30: Community Development

Folder 31: ABS 151 – Community Development (1965-1972)

Folder 32: Courses – New Ideas

Folder 33: Course Proposals (1977-1981)

Folder 34: The Changing Vales and Institutions of Vicos in the Context of National

Development

Folder 35: Culture and Poverty (1969)

Folder 36: California Ethno history 106C (1960-1977)

Folder 37: Indians – California and Far West

Folder 38: Indians - California

Folder 39: A Model for the Improvement of Indian Education (1969)

Folder 40: The Native American Experience in California History

Folder 41: Council on Anthropology and Education (1969)

Folder 42: Courses, New (1960)

Folder 43: California – First Exam

Folder 44: California – Second Exam

Folder 45: California – Finals (1959-1961)

Folder 46: History of Western Civilization (1st Semester to the End of the Middle Ages)

Folder 47: History of Civilization (2nd Semester: Renaissance to World War II)

Folder 48: ABS 160 – Project Outlines (1969)

Folder 49: Ethnic Studies Proposals – American Indian Studies (1959-1960)

Folder 50: The Historian’s Maps: Mythology and Propaganda

Folder 51: Frontiers in North American History

Folder 52: Anthropology 299 & 38 (1969)

Folder 53: Anthropology – NAS 198 (1976)

Folder 54: NAS 1 (1983)

Folder 55: NAS 10

Folder 56: NAS 46

Folder 57: Native Americans in Contemporary Society

Folder 58: Survey of American Indian Related Courses in California Colleges and

Universities (1969)

Folder 59: Tribes and Masses: The Self-Development of Folk Societies

Folder 60: NA in Contemporary Society (1980)

Folder 61: NAS 130A (1987)

BOX: 265

F-19 to F-27

Folder 1: F-19 NA Econ Dev.

Folder 2: F-19 NA Refugees

Folder 3: The Red Pages

Folder 4: Other NAS Programs F-20 (1996-2007)

Folder 5: F-20 NAS-UCD (2003-2008)

Folder 6: UCD NAS F-20 (1977-2008)

Folder 7: NAS F-20 – NAS Flyers (1962-2009)

Folder 8: F-21 QDNR Newsletter

Folder 9: F-22 Abenaki (1988)

Folder 10: F-22 Alaska NA (1988)

Folder 11: F-22 Anti-Native (1997-2007)

Folder 12: F-22 Caribs (Undated)

Folder 13: Cherokees F-22 (1985)

Folder 14: Coyote Hole Site (undated)

Folder 15: Birchfield, D.L. F-22 (Undated)

Folder 16: Deer, Philip F-22 (undated)

Folder 17: F-22 Economics (NA) (1961-2001)

Folder 18: F-22 Elders (1975-2005)

Folder 19: F-22 Federal Recognition (2000-2004)

Folder 20: Gaming F-22 (2000-2008)

Folder 21: Genetics + NA’s (2004)

Folder 22: Vivian Hailstone (F-22)

Folder 23: HOPI (undated)

Folder 24: “Indian” Term (2005 May 23)

Folder 25: Kennewick Man Etc (2004-2005)

Folder 26: NA Immigration (2000-2008)

Folder 27: F-22 NA Influences (2007)

Folder 28: F-22 Inupiat/Inuit

Folder 29: Lemhi Shoshoni (2000)

Folder 30: Long Island Tribes F-22 (2002)

Folder 31: Maya (Undated)

Folder 32: Newberry - McNickle Center (2003)

Folder 33: Monacans (Undated)

Folder 34: Muskogee (Undated)

Folder 35: Oregon NA’s F-22 (2007)

Folder 36: Pit River (Atsugeni) (1988 August 23)

Folder 37: Red – Black (22) F-22 (Undated)

Folder 38: F-22 Refugees and Farm Workers (2004)

Folder 39: Russell Steve, Writings F-22 (2005-2006)

Folder 40: F-22 Omaha (Umaha) (undated)

Folder 41: NA Women F-22 (undated)

Folder 42: NA Influence (1990-2002)

Folder 43: NA Media (1976(8)-2006)

Folder 44: NA Museum (1991-2007)

Folder 45: Nevada Inds. (1980-2003)

Folder 46: Oregon Tribes (2001-2005)

Folder 47: NA’s in Pacific (undated)

Folder 48: Philosophy (NA) F-22 (1995-2004)

Folder 49: Oklahoma Tribes F-22 (2000)

Folder 50: NA Resource Persons (undated)

Folder 51: Rickahokans (undated)

Folder 52: Risling, Dave (2001-2006)

Folder 53: F-22 The Saponis in New York (2000)

Folder 54: NA Sovereignty (2005)

Folder 55: Tainos & CAN (1977-2003)

Folder 56: Tribal College Journal

Folder 57: Trudell, John

Folder 58: Urban NA’s

Folder 59: F-22 Washington NAMS (2002-2006)

Folder 60: F-22 Washoe (2004)

Folder 61: Yaqui (1996)

Folder 62: F-22 Seminole (2000-2001)

Folder 63: F-23 Chicano Materials (2007-2009)

Folder 64: F-25 Chicano: Periodicals Newsletters (2005-2008)

Folder 65: F-26: Indian Gaming (2006-2007)

Folder 66: F-27 Navajos (1981-2004)

BOX: 266

F-28 General Research Materials, by Topics

Folder 1: Taino (1941-2000)

Folder 2: Tammany (2001)

Folder 3: Native Words in English & Spanish (2001)

Folder 4: Culture Wars: “Western Civilization” as Cover for White Supremacy

Folder 5: “Western Civilization” Concept (1971-1982)

Folder 6: Presidential Campaign Activities of 1972 (1974)

Folder 7: Articles and Books about Indians (1955-1991)

Folder 8: Census (2000-2002)

Folder 9: The U.S. Census Racial Categories (1 of 2) (2004)

Folder 10: The U.S. Census Racial Categories (2 of 2) (2004)

Folder 11: Photos taken by Alan Weeks (2007)

Folder 12: Photos taken by Alan Weeks (2006)

Folder 13: Photos taken by Alan Weeks (2005)

Folder 14: Railway Photos (2004)

Folder 15: Electric Rail Photos taken by Alan Weeks (2004)

Folder 16: F-57 Hispanic (2002-2005)

Folder 17: Native American and Jazz (1979)

Folder 18: F-7 Law N.A. (1998-1999)

Folder 19: Suggested Plan of Reorganization for the Yolo County Economic

Opportunity Commission

Folder 20: F-13 Organizational (1999-2002)

Folder 21: F-15 Los Angeles Indian Center (1998-2005)

Folder 22: F-14 Native Am. Ed. (1994-2004)

Folder 23: NA – higher Ed. (2003-2005)

Folder 24: F-15 NA Organizations (1998-2005)

Folder 25: United Native Nations (2003)

Folder 26: American Indian Federation (1934-1945)

Folder 27: F-16 California Indian Legal Services

Folder 28: F-17 General Native Affairs Data (1996-2006)

Folder 29: F-17 NA AF (1991)

Folder 30: F-17 NA AF (1996-1997)

Folder 31: F-17 NA AF (1998)

Folder 32: NA AF (1987)

Folder 33: NA AF (1988)

Folder 34: NA AF (1989)

Folder 35: NA AF (1990)

Folder 36: NA AF (1999)

Folder 37: NA AF (2001)

Folder 38: NA AF (2002)

Folder 39: NA AF (2003)

Folder 40: NA AF (2004)

Folder 41: NA AF (2005)

Folder 42: NA AF (2006)

Folder 43: NA AF (2007)

Folder 44: F-18 DQU (1993-1995)

BOX: 267

F-28 General Research Materials, by Topics

Folder 1: Disease: Bubonic Plague (1991-1995)

Folder 2: Eagle Rock (1989-1990)

Folder 3: Early Humans (1984-1997)

Folder 4: Europe, Ancient (1965-1992)

Folder 5: Native American Genetic Research (1944-1997)

Folder 6: Human Sacrifice (1979-2002)

Folder 7: Identity – N.A. (1976-1999)

Folder 8: Iktomi (1935-1995)

Folder 9: Indian Definition (1982-2003)

Folder 10: Civil Rights in California in the 1850’s: A Case History- R.F. Heinzer

(1964 Fall)

Folder 11: “Indian” Term (1966-1997)

Folder 12: Irish History (1968-1998)

Folder 13: Ireland (undated)

Folder 14: Mother Earth Corrupt (1970-1990)

Folder 15: Creeks (1975-1993)

Folder 16: Migrations Origins (2001-2006)

Folder 17: Nature and Culture Concepts (undated)

Folder 18: Nisenan –Maidu (2005)

Folder 19: Nixon and Native People (1992-1999)

Folder 20: Plato, Ann (undated)

Folder 21: Sac. Bee Racism (1994)

Folder 22: Forbes, Scots History (undated)

Folder 23: Scotland- History (undated)

Folder 24: Scotland-History (1998)

Folder 25: F-114 Syphilis-spread of (undated)

Folder 26: Syphilis(undated)

Folder 27: Syphilis (undated)

Folder 28: Syphilis (undated)

Folder 29: Syphilis (pane) (1969)

BOX: 268

F-28 General Research Materials, by Topics

Folder 1: Running With Dogs (1998)

Folder 2: Sacred Stones, Sacred Circles (1987)

Folder 3: Santa Barbara –Unpub. (1956)

Folder 4: The self and the world (1956 summer)

Folder 5: Seven Acres (1981)

Folder 6: She Never Looked Prettier (1980)

Folder 7: The Silence you Have Left Me (1997)

Folder 8: The Sixties (1999)

Folder 9: Smart Machines (1993)

Folder 10: The Smell of the Sea (1993)

Folder 11: Something Nice (1980-1981)

Folder 12: State of the Union (1992)

Folder 13: Suicide Comes in Many Forms(1993)

Folder 14: Suriname Drum (1985)

Folder 15: Suspended Animation 3(1980)

Folder 16: Systematic Theology 204A (1985)

Folder 17: That Lucky Indian (1969)

Folder 18: The Ants are Working Hard for Mother Earth (1993)

Folder 19: The Colonels (1988)

Folder 20: The Search (1955)

Folder 21: The System Lives On (1982-1983)

Folder 22: The Third World After Thirty Years (1986-1987)

Folder 23: The Thirties (1999)

Folder 24: There is More to Life than Soil Fertility(1980-1981)

Folder 25: They Say Caning is a Good Thing (1994)

Folder 26: To Hurt Each Other 3 (1979-1980)

Folder 27: To Friends (1992)

Folder 28: To Love You Not at All 6 (1980)

Folder 29: Totlenham High Road Boogie (1993)

Folder 30: Turnpike Lake (1999)

Folder 31: Twenty-Five Today 11 (1980 January)

Folder 32: The Universe Is out Holy Book (1993)

Folder 33: Used Women 1 (1980)

Folder 34: The Whales Are Glad (1988)

Folder 35: Walk With It (1995)

Folder 36: Walking Up the Hill 1 (1980)

Folder 37: We Need a New Party (1993)

Folder 38: What is Time? (1995)

Folder 39: What Kind of Loving 1 (1980)

Folder 40: What We Say Goes (1991)

Folder 41: When America Was a Brown Woman (1989)

Folder 42: When I Didn’t Shout In Dallas Airport (1980)

Folder 43: When the English Were Black (1981-1982

Folder 44: When the Leaves Come Alive (1995)

Folder 45: When Worlds Collide (1980)

Folder 46: Where Nature Still Rules (1998)

Folder 47: Where Spirit Eagles Still Fly (2001)

Folder 48: Will Everyone Please Go home –Rotterdam (1983-1984)

Folder 49: Wind Spirit(1983)

Folder 50: Who Was the Rogue? (1998)

Folder 51: Wind Spirit –Britain (1982)

Folder 52: Women Made of Earth and Honey (1980)

Folder 53: Words (1993)

Folder 54: Xamayca (1982)

Folder 55: YA-Town:The Big El-Lay (1998)

Folder 56: Yololandia (2002)

Folder 57: National State &Ethno-Political Movements (Stanford 83)

Folder 58: Naming out Land Reclaiming our Land (1988)

Folder 59: Forbes-Poetry (1980 April 18)

Folder 60: Adios c.1960

Folder 61: El Hechicero (1997)

Folder 62: Mérida de la Conquista (q-1980)

Folder 63: Playa del saler (1982)

Folder 64: Santa Preta (1980 Fall)

Folder 65: Lisboa (1984 May)

Folder 66: Lenape Poems (19930

Folder 67: Russian Poetry (1993)

Folder 68: Poems of Love and Sex (1982-1987)

Folder 69: Poetry Readings –Forbes (1983-1993)

Folder 70: Poetry- Dating and Publishing (1979-1985)

Folder 71: Poetry (1990)

Folder 72: El Lay Riots (1955-1995)

BOX: 269

F-26 California Indians: History and Culture Notes

Folder 1: Alcatraz (undated)\

Folder 2: Calif. Bibliog. [pages stuck to each other] (undated)

Folder 3: Aborig. Pop. of San Joaquin Valley (1800-1851)

Folder 4: Population Trends Among the California Mission Indians- S.F. Cook

Folder 5: Alexander S Taylor’s Map of California Indian Tribes, 1864- R.F. Heizer

(undated)

Folder 6: Claims of California Indians History and Proposed Settlement (undated)

Folder 7: Papers on California Ethnography- U.C. Berkeley, Calif. Dept. of

Anthropology

Folder 8: The Story of El Tejon-H.S. Giffen and A. Woodward (1942)

Folder 9: Chumash at Tejon, 1905 Merriam (undated)

Folder 10: Chumash & Sta. Barbara (1) 1869 Seward Visit (2) Leon de Cessac

Expedition (1963)

Folder 11: Chumash (1978-1986)

Folder 12: Chumash Indians (1954-1983)

Folder 13: Chumash (1971-1996)

Folder 14: Newspaper Articles :1-Camarillo Boasts Colorful History 2-Old Adobe

Surrounded by Legends (1961-1963)

Folder 15: A Suggested chronology for So. Calif. Coastal Archaeology-Wm. J Wallace

Folder 16: Newspaper Articles (1952-1963)

Folder 17: Costal-Great Basin Relationships with Reference to the calif. Channel

Islands (1960)

Folder 18: Chumash: Henshaw Vocabularies (1953-1998)

Folder 19: The Chumash and Costanoan Languages- A.L. Kroeber (1910)

Folder 20: Chumash, Mission Booklets and Miss. Info (1958-1963)

Folder 21: Mission San Fernando (1797-1857)

Folder 22: Mission Records San Fernando (1797-1833)

Folder 23: Duhaut-Cilly’s Account of California in the Years 1827-28 (undated)

Folder 24: Nisenan Nation (1971)

Folder 25: Oregon: Extinguishing Indian Titles on the Oregon Coast –Jerry A.

O’Callaghan

Folder 26: Functional Families of the Patwin- W.C. McKern (undated)

Folder 27: Patwin (POO-TAH-TOI) (1992)

Folder 28: Cal Indo-Physical Character (undated)

Folder 29: Quechuan Inds

Folder 30: Shasta Was Shasta in 1814-Alice Bay Maloney

Folder 31: Studies in Californian Linguistics-Ed. By William Bright

Folder 32: Distribution and Classification of the Mewan Stock of California-C.H.

Merriam

Folder 33: On the Evidences of the Occupation of Certain Regions by Miwok Indians and the Geography and Dialects of the Miwok Indians –S.A.Barrett (undated)

Folder 34: S.F. Solano Mission Records Incl. Yolo Co., Villages (1978)

Folder 35: Solano-Napa Region (1975)

Folder 36: History of California, VXIX (1801-1824)-HH Bancroft (undated)

Folder 37: Indians of Solano, Yolo and Lake Counties (Mexican Period) (1958-1980)

Folder 38: Sutler Issue F-26 (1998-1999)

Folder 39: Documentation of the Indian Estanislao (1970 December 3)

Folder 40: Solano-Yolo-Sonoma region (undated)

Folder 41: Walla Walla Indian Expeditions to the Sacramento Valley-R.F. Heizer

(undated)

Folder 42: Yolo County Natives (1960)

Folder 43: Sacramento Valley Indians (Narrative of US Exploring Expedition) (1969)

Folder 44: The Native Races: Volume I Wild Tribes (tribal Boundaries)-HH Bancroft

(undated)

Folder 45: Tongua F-26 (undated)

Folder 46: Los Alamitos: The Indian and Ranco Phases_W.W. Robinson (undated)

Folder 47: Indians of San Bernardino Valley (undated)

Folder 48: The Indians of Los Angeles_W.W. Robinson (undated)

Folder 49: Some Indian Experiences -J.W. Gillette (undated)

BOX: 270

Forbes Writings

Folder 1: Mexicano: Intro to Learning to Read and Speak Mexican (undated)

Folder 2: Mexicano (undated)

Folder 3: Mexican Approach to United States History (1971-1973)

Folder 4: Mexican-Americans(1970-1973)

Folder 5: Mexican Americans- A Handbook for Educators (c.5) [1] (undated)

Folder 6: Mexican Americans- A Handbook for Educators (c.4) [1] (undated)

Folder 7: Mexican Americans- A Handbook for Educators (undated)

Folder 8: Mexican Heritage of Aztlán to 1821 ([1961]-1972)

Folder 9: Mexican Heritage of Aztlan(undated)

Folder 10: Mexican Heritage of U.A. (1979)

Folder 11: Mexican Religion and Thought (undated)

Folder 12: A Model for the Improvement of Indian Education: the Calif Indian Educ.

Assn. (1968 December)

Folder 13: A Model of Grassroots Com. Dev. (1976)

Folder 14: Un Modelo para mejorar la Educación Indigena (1969 December)

Folder 15: Mulattos and people of color (1984)

Folder 16: Multiculturalism is not new – To Davis Enterprise (1992)

Folder 17: The Multicultural Background of Modern California (undated)

Folder 18: Multi-Cultural Schools, A Case for (1969 May)

Folder 19: Multi-Ethnic or Uni-ethnic School (1968)

Folder 20: Mustees (undated)

Folder 21: Mustees, Half-Breeds and Zambos (1983)

Folder 22: Mythology, Ethnocentrism and Frontier History (1965)

Folder 23: National Indian Heritage Program (1969-1970)

Folder 24: National Parks and Indians (1969-1970)

Folder 25: Nationalism, Tribalism and Self-Determination (1973)

Folder 26: Native American Elders: A Culturally-Relevant Program (1978)

Folder 27: The Native American Experience in Calif. History(1971)

Folder 28: Native American Heritage: Cultural Conservation and Recreation (1969)

Folder 29: The Navive American Heritage and Education in the U.S. (1971-1972)

Folder 30: Native Amer. Languages (1979)

Folder 31: NA Language-Which Alphabet is Best? (undated)

Folder 32: Native American Idea Picture Writing Way (undated)

Folder 33: NA Mental Health: Discussion Points(undated)

Folder 34: Native Amer. Mental Health: Traditional Values and Current Realities

(1977)

Folder 35: Native Struggle Liberation: Alcatraz (1994)

Folder 36: Native Amer. Message to Rev. Cuscatlán and Nicaragua (undated)

Folder 37: NA Psych Test (undated)

Folder 38: Native American Party Proposal (1971 October 17)

Folder 39: Forbes- Native American Science (1979)

Folder 40: Native American Resistance: New and Old Indians copy 2 (1985)

Folder 41: Native American Sovereignty Enhancement Act (1995)

Folder 42: NAS Thoughts About (1990) Native American Studies (1970)

Folder 43: Native American Studies-Resolution (1968-1969)

Folder 44: Nationalism, Tribalism and Self-Determinism Yuman-Mexican Relations,

(1821-1848)

Folder 45: Native Amer. Studies UCD (undated)

Folder 46: NA Tribal Dev- A Program for (undated)

Folder 47: Nat Am. Tribal info. Survay (1974)

Folder 48: NA Wisdom (undated)

Folder 49: Native Americanism (1967)

Folder 50: Native Americans Chicanos and Indianer in den USA(undated)

Folder 51: NA and Nixon(1981)

BOX: 271

F-102 Jack Forbes: Poetry

Folder 1: Great Valley Story (2004)

Folder 2: Yololandia (undated)

Folder 3: Where the Spirit Eagles Flly (2001 October12)

Folder 4: Ancestral Voices (undated)

Folder 5: Friends (2001-2002)

Folder 6: Adriatic Cruise (1982 spring)

Folder 7: A Beautiful Thing 1 (1980)

Folder 8: A Man (1955)

Folder 9: A Pledge of Allegiance (1984)

Folder 10: A Spring Poem-Rotterdam (1984)

Folder 11: A Strange Café 3 (1980)

Folder 12: A Stranger (1980)

Folder 13: After the Storm (1995)

Folder 14: Age of Gimme (2000)

Folder 15: Ye Alpine Tavern (1951)

Folder 16: America Before the United States (1991)

Folder 17: Among the Clouds (1995)

Folder 18: An Imaginary Conversation (1998)

Folder 19: Ancient Instructions (1995)

Folder 20: And Now Let Us Pray [Donna Allen](1980-1981 (Early 1981))

Folder 21: Another Reagan Spring (1985)

Folder 22: Archaeology of Memories (1999)

Folder 23: Aryans: Back to Central Asia (1994)

Folder 24: As you Sow, So Shall you Reap (1980)

Folder 25: A Treatise…Seven Acres 7 (1980)

Folder 26: At Dawns Dark as Night 8 (1980 fall [1980 November 17-pub])

Folder 27: Atta (2002)

Folder 28: At the Movies (1995 November-December)

Folder 29: Back to the year 500 (1998)

Folder 30: Baloney bill and Tipper’s Al (1997)

Folder 31: Bandon by the Sea (1994)

Folder 32: Bavarians, Look at Yourselves (1993)

Folder 33: Behind Walls of Stone 4 (1980)

Folder 34: Beneath the Waves 5(1980, Early [pub 1980 May 6])

Folder 35: POETRY-Beyond the Veil 5 (1980, Early)

Folder 36: The Book of Deeds (1982-1990)

Folder 37: Bush’s Six day War (1991)

Folder 38: Bushwhacked (1992)

Folder 39: Castles and Missiles (1986-1987)

Folder 40: Close 1 (1980)

Folder 41: College Man and ShyYoung Maiden (1955, Early)

Folder 42: Cortes was Hispanic, Pizarro Too (1988)

Folder 43: Count Me In (1980)

Folder 44: Covent Garden Boom Boom(1993)

Folder 45: Crawling Beneath Brush (1998)

Folder 46: Cruel War (1999)

Folder 47: Davis is a … Town (2005)

Folder 48: Days of Pain, Years of Pain (1986-1987)

Folder 49: Dear Sarah (1998 Nov 23)

Folder 50: Deep Thoughts (1995 Spring or 1996, Early)

Folder 51: The Devil…Concorde (1981)

Folder 52: Don’t Let Me Down (1982 February)

Folder 53: Don’t Take all of Me 2 (1980 Spring)

Folder 54: Dreams for Sale (1985)

Folder 55: Dutch Poems (1983-1984)

Folder 56: The Eagle and the Flower (1956 March)

Folder 57: Earth-Child Remembers 5 (1980 early)

Folder 58: Earthy Women (1980-1981)

Folder 59: El Monte del sur (1993)

Folder 60: The End of the Road 5 (1980)

Folder 61: The English Religion (1981-1982)

Folder 62: The Essence of Life (1956 Summer)

Folder 63: Euro Blues (1989)

Folder 64: Fashioned Late (1982)

Folder 65: Fast Sex 3 (1980)

Folder 66: Feeling Pain (A song) (1979)

Folder 67: The Fifties (1998)

Folder 68: The First Law of Physics (1996)

Folder 69: Flower Woman (1987)

Folder 70: Flowers Bloom in Birmingham (1981-1982)

Folder 71: Fog Hitches a Ride (1995)

Folder 72: For Melissa (1987 February)

Folder 73: The Forties (1999)

Folder 74: Freedom Day(1965)

Folder 75: Get Away 6 (1980 early)

Folder 76: Ghost Dance (1980-1981)

Folder 77: Good Neighbors (1995)

Folder 78: Hard and Bitter Fruit (1980-1981)

Folder 79: Heads and Arrowheads (1979)

Folder 80: For Heidi (1985-1986)

Folder 81: Her Browness (1980)

Folder 82: Holding On (1983)

Folder 83: Honor Song for Mother 4 (1980 Spring)

Folder 84: Hopeful and Still Breathing (1989)

Folder 85: I Couldn’t Pull the Nails Out (1981-1982)

Folder 86: I Search For My Soul (1955-1956)

Folder 87: I Shall Seek an Answer (1956)

Folder 88: I Wonder (1980 early)

Folder 89: Imperialism’s Love Song (1981 spring[prob])

Folder 90: In Distant Worlds 1 (1980)

Folder 91: In the Dunes (1984)

Folder 92: I(n the Presence of Oxygen and Mother Earth (1993)

Folder 93: Indian USA (1979)

Folder 94: Indians are Dying (1982-1983)

Folder 95: Indians Pass Customs at Orly (1988)

Folder 96: Indios for 500 years (1992)

Folder 97: Intro to Philosophy (1981-1982)

Folder 98: Is it Real? (1981)

Folder 99: Island-Hopping 4 (1980)

Folder 100: It’s So Very Nice (1986-1987)

Folder 101: The Jackrabbit (1998)

Folder 102: January’s Sun (1987)

Folder 103: Jazz (1996)

Folder 104: Jazz People’s Blues (1979)

Folder 105: Killing Kredibility (1999)

Folder 106: Kinship is the Basic Principle of Philosophy (1993)

Folder 107: Leaning on a Friend (1994)

Folder 108: Lights, Camera, Action- Rotterdam (1984)

Folder 109: Like Diamonds (1996)

Folder 110: London (1989)

Folder 111: Looking for the Wise 1 (1980)

Folder 112: Los Angeles (1980 March)

Folder 113: Los Angeles de Ya (1992)

Folder 114: Machine People (1995)

Folder 115: Maiza (1998)

Folder 116: Mama God (undated)

Folder 117: Maraca the Gourd (1992)

Folder 118: Memoria de El Monte (2005)

Folder 119: Memorias de Eagle Rock (1992 July 29)

Folder 120: Middle Continent People (1981)

Folder 121: Misty Meditation (1994)

Folder 122: Mother Earth Says (1995)

BOX: 272

Folder 1: Native Americans Today (1 of 2) (1980-1990)

Folder 2: Native Americans Today (2 of 2) (1980-1990)

Folder 3: F-59 Powhatan (1965-1988)

Folder 4: F-57 Hispanic (1922-1999)

Folder 5: Beyond the Box-Critical Theory of Jack Forbes (1997-2000)

Folder 6: Additional Sources (1933-1957)

Folder 7: Black Africans and Native Americans (1984)

Folder 8: Proposed Legislation to Establish a Native American Heritage in the

Federal Government (1972)

Folder 9: Documents Written by Jack Forbes (1 of 2) (1998-2007)

Folder 10: Documents Written by Jack Forbes (2 of 2) (1998-2007)

Folder 11: Diego Antigen F-106 (1 of 2) (1999-2008)

Folder 12: Diego Antigen F-106 (2 of 2) (1999-2008)

Folder 13: NA’s in Pacific (1998-2007)

Folder 14: Tecumseh Tape Guide (1955-1957)

Folder 15: Audio-Tapes, Video-Tapes, Films, Categories for Classifying (undated)

Folder 16: July 1 Aug 2001 Guide (2001)

Folder 17: Trans-Pacific Contacts Exploration F-115 (1961)

Folder 18: Guide to Forbes Collections (1999)

Folder 19: Guide to Forbes Collection-Manuscripts, Posters (undated)

Folder 20: Powhatan-Renape Nation (undated)

Folder 21: Forbes-Vitae-10/2000 (1996-2002)

Folder 22: For Scanning (1976)

Folder 23: Procedure for Registering State Historical Landmarks(undated)

Folder 24: The Life History of Lela Rhoades, an Achumawi Woman (1972-1973)

Folder 25: XV Culture Wars: “Western Civilization” as Cover for White Supremacy

(undated)

Folder 26: Letters to Jack Forbes (1999-2000)

Folder 27: The American Historical review (2005)

Folder 28: Misc. (1939-2005)

Folder 29: Newspaper Articles (2004-2005)

Folder 30: Maps (undated)

BOX: 273

F-59 Powhatan-Renápe Collection

Folder 1: General Virginia

Folder 2: Virginia Tribes (misc.)

Folder 3: Va. Language

Folder 4: (untitled)

Folder 5: V.1 no. 1

Folder 6: V.1 no. 2

Folder 7: V.1 no. 3

Folder 8: V.1 no. 4

Folder 9: V.1 no. 5

Folder 10: V.1 no. 6

Folder 11: IV-9

Folder 12: Powhatan Tapes

Folder 13: Powhatan Language

Folder 14: Powhatan Language Analysis

Folder 15: Powhatan Verbs

Folder 16: Powhatan Names

Folder 17: Powhatan

Folder 18-19: (untitled)

Folder 20: Powhatan/ Renape Nation

Folder 21: Powhatan-Mailing List

Folder 22: Pocahontas

Folder 23: (untitled)

Folder 24: Powhatan

Folder 25: (untitled)

Folder 26: Powhatan

BOX: 274

F-59 Powhatan-Renápe Collection

Folder 1: Powhatan Names, History

Folder 2: Powhatan Confederation

Folder 3: (untitled)

Folder 4: Langston and Randolph (1980)

Folder 5: Powhatan

Folder 6: Favis, Phoebe

Folder 7: Virginia Inds. Before 1650

Folder 8-11: (untitled)

BOX: 275

F-59 Powhatan-Renápe Collection

Folder 1: Rappahannock (1737-1776)

Folder 2: The Free Lance –Star Newspaper (1997)

Folder 3: 404090-23497 (17925)

Folder 4: Delaware and Other Indian in Ohio (1843)

Folder 5: Powhatan (undated)

Folder 6: Powhatan Goals of Education (undated)

Folder 7: Powhatan –Renape Nation (1993)

Folder 8: Powhatan Confederation-Business (undated)

Folder 9: Powhatan File (1957-1972)

Folder 10: D.C. Guide (1979)

Folder 11: VA Ind. Data (1920)

Folder 12: United Rappahannock Tribe (1980-1988)

Folder 13: The Powhatan Confederation (1973)

Folder 14: Leaders of the Pamunkey People (1893-1975)

Folder 15: The Powhatan Confederation (1976-1980)

Folder 16: Proceedings of the Delaware county Institute of Science (1942-1973)

Folder 17: The Indian-Leader (1875-1973)

Folder 18: Documents to Jack Forbes (1971-1979)\

Folder 19: 18th Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology (JW Powell,

Director) (1896-18997)

Folder 20: Indian Sites Below the Falls of the Rappahannock Virginia by David I

Bushnell, Jr.(undated)

Folder 21: Misc. (1957-1981)

Folder 22: Pamunkey

Folder 23: Rappahannock Tribe (1970-1972)

Folder 24: Letters (1972)

Folder 25: The Bicentennial Era(1972-1976)

Folder 26: Stern-Chickahominy(1972)

Folder 27: The Truth about Eastern Anishinabe (undated)

Folder 28: The Neglected Indian Historical Heritage (undated)

Folder 29: Powhatan Religion & Community Development Part 1 (undated)

Folder 30: Misc. Chickahominy(1970-1972)

Folder 31: Petition of the Pamunkey Indians (1786)

Folder 32: Ethnohistory (1608-1969)

Folder 33: Wash D.C. Guide

Folder 34: Roanoke (undated)

Folder 35: The Neglected Indian Historical Heritage of the Greater District of

Columbia Area- a proposal(undated)

Folder 36: Misc. Papers (1957-1978)

Folder 37: Virginia Indians Since 1800(1928-1967)

Folder 38: 1570’s (1570-1952)

BOX: 276

F-59 Powhatan-Renápe Collection

Folder 1: Virginia Petitions (1978)

Folder 2: The Woodland Indians Kit (undated)

Folder 3: Powhatan Renape Nation (1986)

Folder 4: Synopsis of the Indian Tribes (undated)

Folder 5: Ving (1715)

Folder 6: Microfilm Catalogs (1976)

Folder 7: Rappahannock (1971-1978)

Folder 8: Rappahannock Group(undated)

Folder 9: Ross-Virginia (1942)

Folder 10: Virginia (1972)

Folder 11: Eastern Shore(undated)

Folder 12: Cheskoyak(Gloncester Co.)( 1782-1783)

Folder 13: Stafford Area (1651-1928)

Folder 14: Maryland-West Shore (1776-1790)

Folder 15: Amherst-Nelson(1780-1974)

Folder 16: Northumberland and Northern Neck (1782-1928)

Folder 17: Papers of the Twenty-second Algonquian Conference(1943-1991)

BOX: 277

F-65 Julimes and other Chihuahua-Sonora Nations Collection

Folder 1: F. 65 Juliares & OTHER Chihuahua- Sonora Nations Collection

Folder 2: Paloeography

Folder 3: New Mexico Archives

Folder 4: Lipan Apache & related groups E Pelones etc.

Folder 5: New Mexico Area Tribes (not Pueblo)

Folder 6: Chihuahua Indians F-65

Folder 7: Ute-Aztecans Family

Folder 8: Apache

Folder 9: Texas Tribes Pecos River Exploration

Folder 10: Obregón’s History

Folder 11: Omate Exped NM to Col. R

Folder 12: Dominguez Expedition 1684 (Bolton SESW)

Folder 13: Mixton War

Folder 14: Mawsos

Folder 15: La Junta El Paso Explorations

Folder 16: Julimes & Neighbors inc Tabooos[?] & Apaches

Folder 17: Jumanos

Folder 18: Hackett Hist Doc’s

Folder 19: Gallegos 1581

Folder 20: Espejo Period (Bolton SESW)

Folder 21: Coahuila Tribes

BOX: 278

F-118 Native Americans and Jazz

Folder 1: Dizzy Gillespie (2003)

Folder 2: NA Jazz (1981-1998)

Folder 3: Indians in Jazz (1969-1988)

BOX: 279

F-65 Julimes and other Chihuahua-Sonora Nations Collection Notecards

BOX: 280

F-32 Native American History (including Native historiography, history/anthropology)

Folder 1: History anthology

Folder 2: Native American history anthology

Folder 3: Native American historiography

BOX: 281

F-32 to F-118

Folder 1: F-32

Folder 2: F-33

Folder 3: F-34

Folder 4: F-36 NA Lit

Folder 5: F-37 Electric Railways “Blue Line,” Los Angeles, 1990

Folder 6: F-38

Folder 7: F-39 Mexico/S.America

Folder 8: F-40 NA- Canada

Folder 9: F-43 Chumash

Folder 10: F-44 Pacific & Maorí

Folder 11: F-44 Native Hawaiians

Folder 12: F-48 UC AF Action

Folder 13: F-48 UC Desegregation

Folder 14: F-48 UC-AF Action

Folder 15: F-49 Ethnic Studies

Folder 16: F-49 Ethnic Studies

Folder 17: F-50 UC

Folder 18: F-50 UC & Business

Folder 19: F-50 UC

Folder 20: F-50 UC

Folder 21: F-52 Languages

Folder 22: F-53 Sacred Objects

Folder 23: F-54 NA Com,. Cao & Eg

Folder 24: F-55 Mormons & Race

Folder 25: F-55 Mormons

Folder 26: F-56 Census

Folder 27: F-58 Admissions

Folder 28: F-59 Powhatan-Renape

Folder 29: F-60 Lenape-Delaware

Folder 30: F-63 Am Disc of Europe-Reviews etc.

Folder 31: F-65 Chihuahua

Folder 32: F-65 Chiso Inds

Folder 33: F-66 Civil Liberties

Folder 34: F-66 Civil Rights

Folder 35: F-67 Ethnic Frontiers

Folder 36: F-68 Asian Americans

Folder 37: Asian Images/ Pacific Is “Racial Types”

Folder 38: F-71

Folder 39: Lurngston Same Paems

Folder 40: F-74 Foundation for Race Mixture Research

Folder 41: F-74 Race Mixture

Folder 42: F74 Race Mixture Eurafrican Mixed Bloods

Folder 43: F-82 Forbes-Professional Summaries and Lists of Publications

Folder 44: F-88 Red Blood

Folder 45: F-91

Folder 46: F-96 NA ART

Folder 47: F-100 Forbes Non-Fiction Works

Folder 48: F-97 T-Shirts

Folder 49: F-102

Folder 50: Red-Black People

Folder 51: F-104 Bibliographies

Folder 52: F-109 Ancient American history

Folder 53: F-113 American Term

Folder 54: NA’s in Jazz

BOX: 282

F-63, F-91, F-85, F-72

Folder 1: F-63 materials for Native American Discovery of Europe

Folder 2: American Discovery of Europe

i. Intro

ii. Research- Ch. V

iii-iv. (untitled)

v. Ch. 6 Inuit History

vi. Ch. I

Folders 3-7 (untitled)

Folder 8 Aztecas del Norte

Folder 9: Cannibals-Corrections

Folder 10: Col & Cannibals

Folder 11: Cannibals- Revisions

Folder 12: Other Pubs

BOX: 283

Forbes Articles

Folder 1: Native Nations in the UN (1998)

Folder 2: Native Americans and Prop. 87 (1994)

Folder 3: The Native American Immigration Issue (1994)

Folder 4: NAFTA and Native Americans (1993)

Folder 5: NAFTA Expansion Creates Challenges (undated)

Folder 6: New Adoption Legislation (1996)

Folder 7: New Census Rules (undated)

Folder 8: Now that Yanks are Rolling (2003)

Folder 9: Old Indian wars (2003)

Folder 10: Operation USA Freedom (2003)

Folder 11: Partisan Politics-I (undated)

Folder 12: Partisan Politics and GOP (2004 August)

Folder 13: Peace in Kanaan- 866 words (2002)

Folder 14: Politics in Robes (2000 December)

Folder 15: Prince of Peace (2003)

Folder 16: Pro-Family Tax Plan (undated)

Folder 17: Prop. 54 and 209 (undated)

Folder 18: PBS Under Attack (2005)

Folder 19: Raising Again- Bloody Flag of Racism (1998)

Folder 20: The Real Indians are here(undated)

Folder 21: Recognition Bill (undated)

Folder 22: Rehnquist-Scalia Court (undated)

Folder 23: Religionism (2003)

Folder 24: Reparations, Freedman(2005)

Folder 25: Right To Life (2000)

Folder 26: Right To Life: What Does it Mean (2004)

Folder 27: Right To Life: Whose Got the soul(2005)

Folder 28: The right Wing and Big Government (undated)

Folder 29: Right-Wing Terrrorism (2001)

Folder 30: Right Wing Attack Pt. II (2002)

Folder 31: Right Wing Extremism (undated)

Folder 32: Rules for War on Iraq (2003)

Folder 33: Saddam’s Trial (undated)

Folder 34: Schwarzie (2004)

Folder 35: Shall Bush Be…Dictator (2002)

Folder 36: Shamamism, New and Old (1995)

Folder 37: Should Americans be able to cross Mex. Border (2005)

Folder 38: Snoop and Lie (2002)

Folder 39: Sutter Article (1999)

Folder 40: Tammamend Day (undated)

Folder 41: A Tax on Robots (undated)

Folder 42: The Terrorism Scare

Folder 43: The State of New Columbia and our Colonized Minds (undated)

Folder 44: Tribal Right to Unity and Independence (undated)

Folder 45: Tribal Sovereignty to be wiped out (gatt) (1994)

Folder 46: US Overseas Policies (2002)

Folder 47: Warsaw Ghetto (2002)

Folder 48: WTO Nullifies Const. (1999)

Folder 49: What do we mean by America and American (undated)

Folder 50: What is Living With a right to Life (2004)

Folder 51: What is Marriage (2004 May)

Folder 52: Where do Bodies End? (2001)

Folder 53: Will Bush Betray…Kurds (2002)

Folder 54: Who Owns Offshore Fisheries (undated)

Folder 55: Whose Life Matters (2004 November)

Folder 56: Why the GOP Won (2002)

Folder 57: Will Congress Outlaw Terrorism? (2001)

Folder 58: Women’s Political Voices (undated)

Folder 59: Wounded Knee and Actcal (undated)

Folder 60: Race, Gender,Class, Colonialism (undated)

Folder 61: Race Mixture in Sac. Area

Folder 62: Race Relations (1993 November 15)

Folder 63: Racial and Social implications of UC Admissions Policies

Folder 64: Racial Bias in Gold Rush history (1959)

Folder 65: Racial/Ethnic Definitions (1994 July 14)

Folder 66: Racism, Scholarship and Cultural Pluralism in Higher Education

(undated)

Folder 67: Racism, Scholarship and Cultural Pluralism in the Univ. of Calif. (1997)

Folder 68: Racism, Colonialism and Exploitation (undated)

Folder 69: The Rappahannock Tribal Organization Today

Folder 70: Reagan’s Indian Policy (1983 (pre-august))

Folder 71: Recollections of a Confrontation with the schools-First Draft JDF(1968)

Folder 72: Recommendations Relating to the Hawaiian homelands act IV

Programs(1968)

Folder 73: Reconstructing California (1981 Winter)

Folder 74: The Reconstruction of the Americas: Steps in Nation-Building and Self-

Determination (undated)

Folder 75: Red-Black People (1993)

Folder 76: Reflections on Schooling and Education (1968)

Folder 77: Do the Regent’s Rules have any Effect(1996)

Folder 78: Religious Freedom and Protection of NA Sacred Places (1977)

Folder 79: The Renápe People (1981)

Folder 80: Research Areas Relating to NA Rura Human Development Needs

(undated)

Folder 81: Research Needs in Indian-Native Education in the United States-Jack D.

Forbes

Folder 82: Research, Training and Excellence-Jr. College Journal, JD Forbes

(undated)

Folder 83: Resist the Sellout (1990)

Folder 84: El Restablecimiento del uso de Español en Elecciones en California

(1964)

Folder 85: Resolution on American Indian and Bexican American higher Education

(undated)

Folder 86: Resolution Regarding the Migrant Program at DQU (undated)

Folder 87: Reviews (1961-1998)

Folder 88: Revolutionary Democracy (1972)

Folder 89: SSRC App. 1956 “My Prog. Goals” (1956)

Folder 90: Sarah Winnemucca (1966)

Folder 91: Savage Reservations (undated)

BOX: 284

Folder 1: What is Time ? Art PAL -10

Folder 2: NAS 115

Folder 3: (untitled)

Folder 4: Mexicano

Folder 5: Indigenous & Ecology

Folder 6: (untitled)

Folder 7: Forbes-Writings

Folder 8-9: (untitled)

Folder 10: To John Martins

Folder 11: (untitled)

Folder 12: Nuggets of History

Folder 13: Indians May Have Claim to Alcatraz

Folder 14: Traditional Approach/treating alcoholism first

Folder 15: The Sun Still Must Set

Folder 16: English Only

Folder 17: Globalization

Folder 18: Census and Social Manipulation

Folder 19: Civil Liberties

BOX: 285

F-60 Lenápe - Delaware Collection

F-61 Eastern Native American Nations (Saponi etc.)

Folder 1: (untitled)

Folder 2: Namagarrett

Folder 3: Melungeons

Folder 4: Waccamaw

Folder 5: Lumbees

Folder 6: Haliwa Area

Folder 7: North Carolina

Folder 8: South Carolina RM

Folder 9: North Carolina Indians

a. Saponi-Haliwa Tutelo

b. Haliwa Saponi Tribe INC

Folder 10: (untitled)

Folder 11: Massachuset

Folder 12: (untitled)

Folder 13: Abwaki

Folder 14: Otchipwe

Folder 15-17: (untitled)

Folder 18: Algonkian Languages

Folder 19: Comparative Algonkain Project

Folder 20: (untitled)

Folder 21: Alginkian

Folder 22: (untitled)

Folder 23: Articles-NA

Folder 24-34 (untitled)

Folder 35: ANT 141 A-Spring 1988

Folder 36: Delawares

Folder 37-38: (untitled)

Folder 39: Powhatan-Renap F-59

BOX: 286

Forbes Publications

Folder 1: 2nd claims case Satatements & misc

Folder 2: Howard Wheeler Act.

Folder 3: Kibbe(1860) “Report with the expedition against the Indians of the

northern part of this state”

Folder 4: Removal of California Indians from Land

Folder 5: Misc statements i.e. Civil Rights, Land, Etc.Early Massacres of Indians in

California Circa 1860s

Folder 6: “Modoc war” Jeff Riddle (modoc)

Folder 7: Termination

Folder 8: “the future of California indians” 1957 Potts FIC

Folder 9-10: (untitled)

Folder 11: Indian Affairs and their Administration (1849-1860)AW Hooopes

Folder 12: A frenchmanin the gold rush from the journal of ernest de viassey

Folder 13: California inter pocula HH Bancroft

Folder 14: The mission Indians on the San Jacinto Reservation- Mrs. M. Burton

Williamson

Folder 15: The California Indinas: A Source Book RF Heizer and MA Whipple

Folder 16: The Legal Status of the California Indian

Folder 17-19: (untitled)

Folder 20: Report on the Condition and needs of the mission Indians of California

by H Jackson and A Kinney

Folder 21: (untitled)

Folder 22: Who are the Americans?

Folder 23: Who Speaks for the indian?

Folder 24: Why D-Q Univ. An Indian Chicaon Univ in 5082 AC

Folder 25: Will the Real Indian Pleace Male Jewlery?

Folder 26: Wilson and Republican Engage in Mass Warfare (8-1992)

Folder 27: Winnetou against the missiles: an analysis of the ethics of Nuclear

deterrence

Folder 28: Winnetou IST Gegen Raketen

Folder 29: The Woman who owns the shadows

Folder 30: Yuma Route, Dev. Of

BOX: 287

Forbes Publications

Folder 1: Sdpol of env. Studies

Folder 2: Segregation and Intergation: the multi-ethnic of uni-ethnic school JDF

Folder 3: Self-Determination and Caytime Nations

Folder 4: Settling the Miskito dispute

Folder 5: Shouting back to the geese

Folder 6: Should the us grow again?

Folder 7: The Significance of Native American Studies for Colleges & Universities

Folder 8: Significance of NAS for Eurpoe

Folder 9: Sind Wire Kannibalen?

Folder 10: Sisolop-Ancestor of Ventura (1962)

Folder 11: Some Current Observations on Tribal Affairs (1963) For LBJ

Folder 12: Some Issues Not Deal with (bandin comp plan) (2001)

Folder 13: Special Needs in the Recruitment of NAS Stud.

Folder 14: Another Proposal to Split California

Folder 15: State Has buried Indian History

Folder 16: State Power

Folder 17: Status of Faculty Resegregation at UC

Folder 18: Stranger in the land

Folder 19: Survey of Amer. Indian Related Courses in Calif colleges and universities

Folder 20: Teacher as pimp

Folder 21: Teaching Native American values and cultures

Folder 22: Tests, minorities and social justice

Folder 23: Traditional native American philosophy and multicultural education

Folder 24: The threat to writer’s ownership of works

Folder 25: The tongva of Tujunga to 1801 abstract reprint (appendix II)

Folder 26: Trad. Na philosophy and multicultural ED

Folder 27: Tribes and masses

Folder 28: Tribal development

Folder 29: Trives & masses: the self development of folk societies- Jack D Forbes

(July 6 1967)

Folder 30: Truth about eastern anishinatey

Folder 31: Unknown athapaskans

a. Underchounting NA’s

Folder 32: Unrecognized Indians

Folder 33: The unvanquished native American Resistance

Folder 34: The urban indian’s future J Forbes

Folder 35: Urban sprawl

Folder 36: The US and native americans: colossus at the crossroads

Folder 37: US postage stamps: Racism in miniature

Folder 38: The use of racial and ethnic terms

Folder 39: Use of terms negro and black

Folder 40: Victimless crimes and big government

Folder 41: Vietnam What role for the UN?

Folder 42: Treaty of 1677 and indian land calaims in Virginia treaty

Folder 43: Voting with dollars

Folder 44: Wapanakamikois language

Folder 45: We can have new visions

Folder 46: We can solve calif budget crisis

Folder 47: Western civilization

Folder 48: Westward movement (1967)

Folder 49: West’s afro-american heritage

Folder 50: Comments on wester saoshone land rights in relations to M-X Missile

Project

Folder 51: Wetiko psychosis (1978)

Folder 52: Wetiko psychosis article

Folder 53: What are indian cultures?

Folder 54: What is un-american?

Folder 55: White indian relations in nev.

Folder 56: White mans maps

Folder 57: A national indian heritage program “ white racism buries indian history

in California”

Folder 58: White Radicals sabotage the third world struggle

BOX: 288

F-59 Powhatan-Renápe Collection

Folder 1: (untitled)

Folder 2: Herring V.2

Folder 3: Herring V.1

Folder 4: (untitled)

Folder 5: The Mexican Approach to united states history JD Forbes

Folder 6-9: (untitled)

BOX: 289

F-59 Powhatan-Renápe Collection

Folder 1-5: (untitled)

Folder 6: VA Area-General histories and desc,

Folder 7: North Carolina

Folder 8: (untitled)

Folder 9: Piscataway

Folder 10-13: (untitled)

Folder 14: Charles city-new kent

Folder 15-16: (untitled)

Folder 17: King William area

Folder 18-19: (untitled)

Folder 20: VA State papers

Folder 21: Renape powhatan pix

Folder 22-27: (untitled)

Folder 28: Chickahoring (1920s-1940s

Folder 29: (untitled)

Folder 30: South of James River

Folder 31: Powhatan-Renape Nation

BOX: 290

Indian Slavery

BOX: 291

F-74 Race Mixture Collection

F-75 Racial Terms Collection

Folder 1: Racial classifications

Folder 2: mulato bibliography

Folder 3: race mixture calif

Folder 4: mulato- English colonies

Folder 5: research biblio

Folder 6: (untitled)

Folder 7: Japanese reach Oregon- 1833

Folder 8: (untitled)

Folder 9: Assorted papers

BOX: 292

Forbes Publications

Folder 1: Secrecy Stalinism and Subversion 2006

Folder 2: Intelligent Design and Monotheism 2006

Folder 3: Who is Jose Padila? 2006

Folder 4: Policy towards Iran2006

Folder 5: Perpetual War, Perp. Greed 2006

Folder 6: Davis-Rail map

Folder 7: Historical Legacy of WJ Clinton

Folder 8: Davis Council Needs to Go Slow on Cowell 2004

Folder 9: Same Sex Marriages and Prop 209 2005

Folder 10: Aztlan Interview October 9, 1999

Folder 11: Precis: Amer. Disc. Of Europe

Folder 12: Prop 209 and Same Sex 2004

Folder 13: Fish Spring Valley March 26, 2003

Folder 14: I-80 Gridlock 2003

Folder 15: Native Intelligence ideas 1993

Folder 16: F-22 Native Intelligence

Folder 17: Encyclopedia Articles

Folder 18: Newt’s Sex Life

Folder 19: Wilson’s Board K-12 Winter 1998

Folder 20: Wilson Fales Embar. K-12 Curric 1998

Folder 21: Starr’s Coup D’État 728

Folder 22: 227 is Unconstitutional

Folder 23: 209 Law Enforcement

Folder 24: Public Contracting

Folder 25: What Prop 209 Really Means (I) (Surprises)

Folder 26: What Prop 209 means for Ed. (IV)

Folder 27: 49’ers must face 209 1997

Folder 28: What will Prop 209 Cost? September 3, 1996

Folder 29: What Prop 209 Means (II) Affirm action

Folder 30: What prop 209 means- III Public Education

Folder 31: Prop 209 Fight Will Still Go On 4-97

Folder 32: Prop 209 and Immigrants

Folder 33: What Propp 209 really means-V Sports and public contracting

Folder 34: 209 and Testing

Folder 35: Key Aspects 209

Folder 36: Affirmative action policy

Folder 37: American languages 2000

Folder 38: Native intelligenc:a new political party

Folder 39: Another rich white man 2005

Folder 40: Asking the right questions: bush and 9-11

Folder 41: The attack upon the family 1995

Folder 42: The attack upon the family (II) December 1995

Folder 43: Babies not legit. Born 2003

Folder 44: The battle for numbers and for the right of self-identification

Folder 45: Beware of privates (revised) 2004 pub. 2005

Folder 46: Blood quantum I

Folder 47: Blood quantum II December 2000

Folder 48: Bandon letters

Folder 49: Bush and files 2001

Folder 50: The bush road November 2004

Folder 51: Cafta threatens 2005

Folder 52: Canada: switz of north

Folder 53: Casinos and state parks

Folder 54: El censo 2000

Folder 55: 2000 census

Folder 56: Census 2000 (nat intusion)

Folder 57: El censo 2002

Folder 58: The colonialism of names

Folder 59: Communism of a capitalist variety

Folder 60: Compaensating workers who are unwaged

Folder 61: Conservatives for nader

Folder 62: Corporations as goverments of our minds

Folder 63: The creation of an anti-president

Folder 64: Criminal activity September 1990

Folder 65: Davis risling 2005

Folder 66: Davis exit exam

Folder 67: Did NAFTA really pass?

Folder 68: Dragging old glory 2004

Folder 69: English only and prop 227

Folder 70: English only

Folder 71: Eurocentric concepts harm native people

Folder 72: FTAA

Folder 73: First nations calendar

Folder 74: For whom whistle blows 2005

Folder 75: Gambling on recognition, newsday july 13, 2003

Folder 76: GATT Threatens constitution 1994

Folder 77: Government reduction amendment “victimless crimes”

Folder 78: Government secrets 1976

Folder 79: Has bush lined up with terrorism 2002

Folder 80: Has U.S. embraced lynch tradition 2003

Folder 81: Helping the mayan of Chiapas

Folder 82: Hemispheric native studies dept. at UC davis October 21, 1994

Folder 83: Hispanic, a term

Folder 84: Illegal NAFTA 1997

Folder 85: Indians of the century letter December 10, 1999

Folder 86: Intellectual property rights of indigenous people

Folder 87: Invaders of space: 1492 again?

Folder 88: Is bush a threat 2003

Folder 89: Is bush team surpressing evidence 2003

Folder 90: Is NAFTA a real law now January 1994

Folder 91: Jewish bible 2003

Folder 92: Kanaan- plan for peace 2000

Folder 93: MAI: a new threat

Folder 94: McVeigh Terrorism august 31, 2001

Folder 95: Male terrorism 2002

Folder 96: Marriay, what is 2004

Folder 97: Militias and terrorism

Folder 98: Nationalism and politics 2004

Folder 99: More about NAFTA September 13-26, 1993

BOX: 293

Miscellaneous

BOX: 294

BOX: 295

F-28 General Research Materials, by Topics

F-29 Afro-Americans: Contemporary, Culture, Education, History, California

F-31 Multi-cultural Education and Bilingual Education

Folder 1: F-28 africa

Folder 2: F-28 af action academic freedom

Folder 3: F-28 borginquen

Folder 4: F-28 buddhism

Folder 5: F-28 bush and 9-11

Folder 6: F-28 california issues

Folder 7: F-28 capitalism

Folder 8: F-28 captivity (slavery) and trade

Folder 9: Censorship

Folder 10: F-28 CIA

Folder 11: F-28 Christiian right

Folder 12: F-28 civil liberties

Folder 13: Colonialism F-28

Folder 14: F-28 communications

Folder 15: F-28 constitution, US

Folder 16: Culture change F-28

Folder 17: F-28 eagle rock

Folder 18: F-28 environment issue

Folder 19: F-28 ethics

Folder 20: F-28 FBI

Folder 21: F-28 Genocide

Folder 22: F-28 guatemala

Folder 23: F-28 history

Folder 24: F-28 Iraq

Folder 25: F-28 iran

Folder 26: F-28 nafta, cafta

Folder 27: F-28 palestine

Folder 28: Pairacy F-28

Folder 29: F-28 islam

Folder 30: F-28 kurds

Folder 31: Middle east

Folder 32: F-28 publishing

Folder 33: Religion F-28

Folder 34: F-28 roman catholic church

Folder 35: Ryukyu isl:s F-28

Folder 36: F-28 sacramento planning

Folder 37: Sex discrim

Folder 38: Sports

Folder 39: Secrecy state F-28

Folder 40: Supreme court F-28

Folder 41: F-28 terrorism

Folder 42: Third world foreign F-28

Folder 43: F-28 tibet

Folder 44: F-28 US Econ

Folder 45: F-28 US Empire

Folder 46: F-28 US politics

Folder 47: F-28 US Politics

Folder 48: Wikipedia F-28

Folder 49: WTO F-28

Folder 50: Yolo F-28

Folder 51: Davis region F-28 1991(90)

Folder 52: F-28 putah creek yolo county 1991

Folder 53: Yolo f-28

Folder 54: F-28 yuba river/truckee pass history

Folder 55: F-31 multi- cult. Educ.

Folder 56: F-31 m-ced

Folder 57: F-29 black/afro amer images “raeral types”

Folder 58: Afro amer f-29

Folder 59: F-29 afro-americans

BOX: 296

Assorted newspapers and maps and magazines

BOX: 297

Forbes Publications

Folder 1: Native americans, curriculum revision and desegregation 1973

Folder 2: Native americans:a call for justice

Folder 3: NA of Cal and Nev

Folder 4: Native intelligence

Folder 5: The native intellectual tradition in relation to race,gender,class short

1995

Folder 6: Nature and culture

Folder 7: Significant Nevada historical sites 1966

Folder 8: Index of Nevada Indians speak items of interest to Indians

Folder 9: Nevada Indians to pay for pt. reyes

Folder 10: Nevada inter-tribal conf. proceedings 1964

Folder 11: New assimilation movement: standards, tests and anglo-american

supremacy

Folder 12: New assimilation movement 2000

Folder 13: New curriculum standards and equality of opportunity

Folder 14: New ind resistance 1972

Folder 15: A non-racial skeletal remains policy for the UC February 1991

Folder 16: Non-white faculty UCD 1970-1990

Folder 17: Notes on the early history of the Rappahannock tribe

Folder 18: On the unification of the Americas

Folder 19: Opechancanough

Folder 20: Our native elders:

Folder 21: Our neglected indian heritage white racism cheats all Californians

Folder 22: Our plural heritage Jack D Forbes

Folder 23: Pacification: US style

Folder 24: Papago apache treaty 1979

Folder 25: Patriotism, state loyalty and certain death

Folder 26: Patwin plains could fall prey to urban muck june 19, 1989

Folder 27: A plan for solving california’s budget crisis may 1992

Folder 28: Poo tah toi june 1981

Folder 29: The potential role of libraries and information services NAS research

October 1978

Folder 30: Prehistory of Siberia

Folder 31: Proposed amendment to change the membership of the uc board of

regents august 19, 1998

Folder 32: Proposed legislation relating to the regents of UC

Folder 33: A proposed act to require the use of accurate biogenetic categories in

ethnic classifications

Folder 34: A proposal for voting representation in the congress of the united states

for underrepresented peoples under US jurisdiction

Folder 35: Proposal to the regents of the university of California for a special indian

program

Folder 36: Proposal for an americanist party to save America #27654

Folder 37: Proposal for a “native American party” to aid the indian liberation

struggle

Folder 38: Proposed legislation to enhance the free enterprise system

Folder 39: 209 intro

Folder 40: Proposal 209 revised

Folder 41: Public domain of Nevada and indian property rights

Folder 42: Public domain #10222 copy 2

Folder 43: Pueblo pottery in the SF valley 1961

BOX: 298

Miscellaneous

BOX: 299

Office 2012

Folder 1: Assorted papers and newspapers

BOX: 300

March 2011 unsorted

Folder 1-2: (untitled)

Folder 3: Freedmen

Folder 4: (untitled)

Folder 5: 1985

Folder 6-7: (untitled)

Folder 8: Smith

Folder 9: NA languages f-52

Folder 10: Assorted papers

Folder 11: Indian views

Folder 12: child and family service act

Folder 13: anthro 108 indian contemporary

Folder 14: NA opportunity

Folder 15: NA contemporary thought

Folder 16: Mohawk john

Folder 17: Native speeches

Folder 18: Montezuma, carlos

Folder 19-20: (untitled)

BOX: 301

Forbes articles, 1950-1951

Printed material

BOX: 302

Assorted booklets and papers

BOX 303

Folder 1: Academic Freedom, Due Process, and Minority Lecturers

Folder 2: Acculturation

Folder 3: Achte Deines Bruders Traum! (1987)

Folder 4: Admissions at UC (1976)

Folder 5: Affirmative Action needs in the University of California

Folder 6: African Americans

Folder 7: African-Native American Contacts and the Modern Re-Peopling of the

Americas (1988)

Folder 8: African and Americans: Inter-continental Contacts Across the Atlantic, to

1500

Folder 9: Africans and Americans: A Sketch of Five Hundred Years of Contact in

Africa, Europe and the Americas

Folder 10: Afro-Americans in the Far West

Folder 11: Agricultural Programs in Native American Community Colleges

Folder 12: Alcatraz and the Native Struggle for Liberation

Folder 13: Alcatraz: Symbol and Reality

Folder 14: An Amendment to Change the Membership of the U.C. Board of Regents

Folder 15: America, the Hijacking of – Background from Ed. book

Folder 16: American, the Hijacking of a Continent’s Name and What It Means

Folder 17: The American Indian’s Future (1967)

Folder 18: American Tribal Higher Education (1968)

Folder 19: American Words (1 of 2) (1979)

Folder 20: American Words (2 of 2) (1979)

Folder 21: Americanism in the University: native American Studies

Folder 22: Americanism is the Answer

Folder 23: The Americanization of Education in the United States

Folder 24: Americanization: What does it mean?

Folder 25: Americans and other kinds of Inhabitants (1981)

Folder 26: Amerika – WAWA: The American Language

Folder 27: Anald: The Birthplace of the Chicano

Folder 28: The Analysis of AB 3440 (Cullen)

Folder 29: An Analysis of the Transfer of Surplus Property by the Dept. of Health

Education and Welfare to D.W.U. (1 of 2)

Folder 30: An Analysis of the Transfer of Surplus Property by the Dept. of Health

Education and Welfare to D.W.U. (2 of 2)

Folder 31: And After Panama? (1964)

Folder 32: Anglo – Powhatan Relations to 1676

Folder 33: The Anishinable Liberation Movement

Folder 34: Apache, Navaho, and Spaniard

Folder 35: Appearance of the Mounted Indian

Folder 36: As Long As the Language Lives

Folder 37: Atlas of Native History

Folder 38: Authenticity and Nativism

Folder 39: Aztecas Del Norte (1973)

Folder 40: Aztlan Interview (1999)

Folder 41: Aztlan – Map of

Folder 42: Axwaiv: A State of War

Folder 43: A Better Solution (1996)

Folder 44: Bibliography

Folder 45: Bicycle and Davis

Folder 46: Big Disappointment in Faculty Hires

Folder 47: Black Africans and Native Americans Index

BOX 304

F-100 Jack Forbes: Non-Fiction Works

Folder 1: Black Pioneers: The Spanish-Speaking Afro-Americans of the Southwest

Folder 2: Black Power, Brown Paper, and Democracy (1968)

Folder 3: Black Power, Integration and the Future

Folder 4: The Bleaching Syndrome

Folder 5: Borderlands

Folder 6: Bradley off Base

Folder 7: Breaking Thru the Color Line at U.C.D.

Folder 8: Brief of Amicus Curiae

Folder 9: The Buffalo Party

Folder 10: California Indian Education (1967)

Folder 11: California’s Black heritage: The Untold Story

Folder 12: California’s Black Pioneer

Folder 13: California’s Non-White Governors, Indo-Chicano

Folder 14: Can We Write Multi-Ethnic History? A Reader (1997)

Folder 15: A Case for Multicultural Schools

Folder 16: The Collaborative System of Indian Elites and Metropolitan Bureaucrats

Folder 17: A College of Ethnic Studies: Its Program and Structure

Folder 18: Colonialism and Exploitation: The United States’ Modern Indian Policy

Folder 19: Community Development and the Influence of Traditional Indian Culture

(1977)

Folder 20: El Concepto de Mestizo-Metis

Folder 21: The Constitutional Powers of Tribal Governments and of the United States

Government in Indian Affairs

Folder 22: Delaware (1985)

Folder 23: A Delaware Indian Legend (1899)

Folder 24: Delaware Mailing List

Folder 25: Delaware – R.W. Stolz (1985)

Folder 26: Delaware/Renapel/Lenape Language

Folder 27: Delaware Tribe Photographs (1872-1935)

Folder 28: The Development of the Agricultural Program at D-Q University (1971-

1981)

Folder 29: Die Dedebuting Indianischer Studien Fur Europa

Folder 30: Discriminatory Attitudes towards American Indians in California

Folder 31: Do Tribes have right? The question of self-determination for small nations?

Folder 32: The Early Western Apache, 1300-1700

Folder 33: Ein Brief eines amerikanischen Indianers and die Europaer

Folder 34: Envelopment, Proletarianization and Inferiorization (1 or 2) (1991)

Folder 35: Envelopment, Proletarization and Inferiorization (2 of 2)

Folder 36: The E.O.P. as a Colonialist Bureaucratic Agency

Folder 37: Ethnic Studies and the Formation of Departments (19898)

Folder 38: Ethnic Studies on the University of California, Davis Campus, 1969-1973:

A Status Report

Folder 39: Ethnic Studies, Western and Non-Western (1988)

Folder 40: Ethnocide by Exclusion: Anglo-American Supremacy and K-12 Curriculum

(1998)

Folder 41: The Ethnohistorian in the Southwest (1964)

Folder 42: The Evolution of the Term Mulatto (1982)

Folder 43: Expropriation in the West: Federal Power and Indian Property

Folder 44: Facism: A Review (1982)

Folder 45: Finding a Good Path (1992)

Folder 46: The First and Last Californians (1974)

Folder 47: The Founders of Los Angeles (Nuggets of History)

Folder 48: Fourth Russell Tribunal (1981)

Folder 49: The Free Soil Party (1981)

Folder 50: Free Trade with Mexico (1991)

Folder 51: Freedom Day (1965)

Folder 52: Frontier Culture

Folder 53: Frontier History and the Analysis of Frontier Characteristics (1966)

Folder 54: Frontier Thesis and Frontier History

Folder 55: Frontiers in American History and the Role of the Frontier Historian (1962)

BOX 305

F-100 Jack Forbes: Non-Fiction Works

Folder 1: The Future of Berkeley (1967)

Folder 2: The Future of Berkeley (1967)

Folder 3: Get the Loot and the Rule (1980)

Folder 4: The Goals of Education for Native Americans

Folder 5: The Good Path

Folder 6: The Gulf War: Once Again the Drama of Human Sacrifice (1991)

Folder 7: Halt Diversions to Sacramento River (1990)

Folder 8: Handbook of World History (1967)

Folder 9: A Hemispheric Approach to Native American Studies (1998)

Folder 10: The Hispanic Spin (Long Version)

Folder 11: Hispano-Mexican Pioneers of the SF Bay Region

Folder 12: El Historiador y La Posicion social del Indio en Los Estados Unidos (1962)

Folder 13: The Historian and the Indian (1963)

Folder 14: The Historian’s Maps

Folder 15: History of Fish Spring Valley

Folder 16: History of the Greater Southwest

Folder 17: The History of the Negro in American (1967)

Folder 18: History-Social Science Comments (1999)

Folder 19: History and Social Science Standards (1998)

Folder 20: History Survey of the Indians of Sonora (1957)

Folder 21: History 151 – First Exam

Folder 22: History 255 – First Exam

Folder 23: History 255 Second Exams

Folder 24: History 312

Folder 25: History 474 (1955)

Folder 26: How to Destroy DQU in a few easy lessons

Folder 27: How Europeans Have Stolen America (1987)

Folder 28: Human Rights Education Proposal

Folder 29: The Humanities without Humanity (1989)

Folder 30: I-80 City

Folder 31: Indian Education Strategy Paper on Eastern Indian Education (1972)

Folder 32: Indian Horticulture West and Northwest of the Colorado River (1963)

Folder 33: The Indian: Looking glass into the Souls of White America (1966)

Folder 34: Indian Rebirth (1969)

Folder 35: Indian in the West

Folder 36: Indian – White Relations in the Far West (1967)

Folder 37: Indians May Have Claim to Alcatraz (1969)

Folder 38: Indians and the National Parks (1970-1972)

Folder 39: Indians and Pan-Indians

Folder 40: Indians of Southern California in 1888

Folder 41: Indigenous People can Self-Identify in the 2000 census

Folder 42: Indo-Chicano (1971)

Folder 43: Indo-Chicano: Hispano-Mexican Founders of San Francisco and San Jose

Folder 44: Indo-Chicano: Race Mixture in the Sacramento Area, 1839-1850

Folder 45: Intellectual Self-Determination and Sovereignty (1995)

Folder 46: International Tribunal in Holland Indicts Genocide in the Americas (1981)

Folder 47: Interracial Sex: Old and New Myths (1966)

Folder 48: Israel Letter (1982)

Folder 49: It is time to throw off the White Man’s Names

Folder 50: Jack Forbes’ Course Information

Folder 51: Jack Forbes’ Native American Courses (1987-2002)

Folder 52: Jesusism (1958)

Folder 53: Journeycakes, Preacher Chief, and Niece (1895)

Folder 54: Kaboklo Nation A Pan-Indian People

Folder 55: Kennewick man

Folder 56: Kik Tha We Nund

Folder 57: Kindergarten to Prison

Folder 58: Language Arts Standard

Folder 59: Lenape (Delawares) (2001)

Folder 60: Lenape (Delaware) Letters from Stolz-Weslager (1972-1973)

Folder 61: Lenape – English Dictionary (1888)

Folder 62: Lenape Language

BOX 306

F-60 Lenápe - Delaware Collection

Folder 1: Lenape Photo (1822)

Folder 2: The Lenape and Their Legends

Folder 3: Lenape Writing Systems

Folder 4: Lenoard Peltier and the American Ethnocide (1984)

Folder 5: Letter to Europe (1981)

Folder 6: Letters to Editors (1994)

Folder 7: Une Lettre a L’Europe par un indigene Americain (1981)

Folder 8: Lily-White History

Folder 9: Limited Authority Cross-body Sub-States (1984)

Folder 10: List of Articles by Jack D. Forbes

Folder 11: “Machiavellianism” The Most Contagious Disease Known to Man (1975)

Folder 12: Making Native Americans Vanish (1988)

Folder 13: Malcolm X and California’s Black Heritage (1967)

Folder 14: Man in the Northeast (1991)

Folder 15: The Manipulation of Race, Caste and Identity (1 of 2) (1990)

Folder 16: The Manipulation of Race, Caste and Identity (2 of 2) (1990)

Folder 17: Maps of Northwest

Folder 18: Martin Luther King for President (1967)

Folder 19: Melchior Diaz and the Discovery of Alta California (1958)

Folder 20: The Mestizo-Metis Concept: A Product of European Imperialism

Folder 21: The Mexican Approach to United States History

Folder 22: The Mexican Heritage of Aztlan (The Southwest), to 1821

Folder 23: Mexicano: An Introduction to Learning to Read and Speak the Mexican

(Toltec-Aztec) Language

Folder 24: Microfilm Publications Useful for Genealogical Research

Folder 25: A Model for the Improvement of Indian Education: the California Indian

Education Association (1969)

Folder 26: The Moravian Indian Mission on White River (1938)

Folder 27: Multicultural Background of Modern California

Folder 28: The Murder of the Quiche By U.S. Puppets

Folder 29: Musee Ethnographique d’Montreal

Folder 30: My Core, My Destiny (1989)

Folder 31: Names

Folder 32: Naming Our Land, Reclaiming Our Land

Folder 33: NAS 130A (1989)

Folder 34: NAS 130A Reader

Folder 35: NAS 130B – G.E. (1979-1995)

Folder 36: NAS 130C (1976)

Folder 37: NAS 134 – Race and Sex

Folder 38: NAS 134: Reader and Syllabus

Folder 39: NAS 156 (1997)

Folder 40: NAS 202 (2000)

Folder 41: NAS 280

Folder 42: Nationalism, Tribalism, and Self-Determination: Yuman-Mexican Relations,

1821-1848

Folder 43: Native American Historiography: American History by First American Part 2

(1 of 2) (1999)

Folder 44: Native American Historiography: American History by First American Part 2

(2 of 2) (1999)

BOX 307

F-102 Jack Forbes: Poetry

Folder 1: Native American Languages: Preservation and Self-Development

Folder 2: Native American Resistance: New and Old Indians

Folder 3: Native American Studies

Folder 4: New Age of Circuses (1997)

Folder 5: NIMH and the Mental Health Needs of Native Americans

Folder 6: Not Enough

Folder 7: Not news (1990)

Folder 8: Nuggets of History

Folder 9: O Magico Algarvio (1986)

Folder 10: Old Man Sleeping (1993)

Folder 11: Old Professors

Folder 12: Older Stories (1999)

Folder 13: The Oldest Path (1997)

Folder 14: On the 5L Bus (1980)

Folder 15: On the Milk Trucks

Folder 16: Other Examinations (1960-1964)

Folder 17: Our Beads Shine Brightly

Folder 18: Out of the Music (1993)

Folder 19: Outlawed Words, Silenced Names (1998)

Folder 20: Paper Liberal (1979)

Folder 21: Picasso’s Fall (1988)

Folder 22: A Poem to a Forgetful Armenian

Folder 23: Poems Come on the Wind (1994)

Folder 24: Police Report to Rotlendam (1984)

Folder 25: Pow-wowing Names (1979)

Folder 26: A Proposal for Voting Representation in the Congress (1967, 1991)

Folder 27: A Proposed Act to Protect the Life and Freedom of Sasquatch or Big-Foot

People

Folder 28: The “Public Domain” of Nevada nad Its Relationship to Indian Property

Rights

Folder 29: Putahtoi River (1995)

Folder 30: Quebec a la Nuit (1993)

Folder 31: The Quest (1995)

Folder 32: “Quite Storm” p.11 (1980)

Folder 33: The Radiant Record of the Original People (1980)

Folder 34: Reagan’s Good Indians (1990)

Folder 35: Reagan’s War Began in 1788 (1984)

Folder 36: Recuerdos de la Linea 5

Folder 37: Red-Black People (1980)

Folder 38: Red Dawn

Folder 39: Religious Freedom and the Protection of Native American Places of Worship and Cemeteries

Folder 40: Regression and Reagony

Folder 41: Revolutionary Genealogy (1989)

Folder 42: Rio Tejo Illuminations (1984)

Folder 43: River Sowe Branches

Folder 44: Road Map (1980)

Folder 45: Rocking the San Gabriels, When Behop Came to Pasadena

Folder 46: Ruined Castles are Best (1986)

Folder 47: Senate Document (1906)

Folder 48: The Significance of Native American Studies for Colleges and Universities

Folder 49: Some Old Delaware Obituaries

Folder 50: Some Old Delaware Obituaries

Folder 51: The Stolz-Weslager, Letters and Papers

Folder 52: Tribes and Masses: The Self-Development of Folk Societies

Folder 53: US Government

Folder 54: US History

Folder 55: US History – Quizzes (1965)

Folder 56: Ventura County: The Barbarian Conquest

Folder 57: Wapanakamikok Language Relationships

Folder 58: West – 1st Exam

Folder 59: West – 2nd Exam

Folder 60: West – General

Folder 61: West – Part I History

Folder 62: West – Part II History

Folder 63: West – Final Exams

Folder 54: West – Seminar

Folder 55: Wilausit Mutomakan: Readings in Native American Ethics and Values

Folder 56: 1973 (1979)

Boxes 308-326 contain microfilm from NARA

BOX 308:

M2: Records of the Oregon Superintendency of Indian Affairs, 1848-1873

M2: 1-7

M2: 8-14

M2: 15-21

M2: 22-28

Box 309:

M2: 29-30;

M4 Letter Book of the Creek Trading House, 1795-1816

M4:1;

M19: M19 Fifth Census of the United States, 1830.

M19: 42, 73, 80, 124

M19: 192-197; 201

M32 Second Census of the United States, 1800.

M32: 10, 19, 32, 39, 50; 33: 28, 84

M33 Fourth Census of the United States, 1820.

M33: 129, 131, 133, 135, 136, 137, 142

Box 310:

M68 List of North Carolina Land Grants in Tennessee, 1778-1791

M68: 1;

M138 Despatches From United States Consuls Appointed to Monterey, Upper California, 1834-1848

M138: 1;

M142 Letter Book of the Arkansas Trading House, 1805-1810

M142: 1;

M182 Letters Sent by the Governors and by the Secretary of State of California, March 1, 1847 - September 23, 1848

M182: 1;

M243 Index to Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Soldiers Who Served During the Cherokee Removal in Organizations From the State of Alabama.

M243: 1;

M244 Index to Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Soldiers Who Served During the Creek War in Organizations From the State of Alabama

M244: 1, 2;

M250 Index to Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Soldiers Who Served During the War of 1812 in Organizations From the State of North Carolina

M250: 1-2

M208 Records of the Cherokee Indian Agency in Tennessee, 1801-1835

M208: 2-8

M208: 9-14;

M210 Records of the Tenth Military Department, 1846-1851.

M210: 1

M250: 3-5;

M252, Third Census of the United States, 1810

M252: 8, 17, 38, 61;

M208: 1

Box 311

M210: 2-7;

M234 Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881

M234: 3

M234: 4-10

M234: 11-17

M234: 18-24

Box 312:

M234: 25-28; 71-73

M234: 74-80

M234: 81-87

M234: 88-94

Box 313:

M234: 95-101

M234: 102-108

M234: 109-115

M234: 116-118; 135-136; 219-220

Box 314:

M234: 221- 227

M234: 228-234

M234: 235-241

M234: 242-248

Box 315:

M234: 289-291; 538-544

M234: 274-280; 286-288

M234: 545-552; 601-602

Box 316:

M234: 603; 607-615

M234: 616-625

M234: 626-630; 747-750; 800

Box 317:

M234: 801-808; 832; 897

M234: 898-899; M252: 66-70;

M256 Index to Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Soldiers Who Served During the Cherokee Disturbances and Removal in Organizations From the State of North Carolina

M256: 1;

M257 Index to Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Soldiers Who Served During the Revolutionary War in Organizations From the State of North Carolina

M257: 1-2;

M391 Index to Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Union Soldiers Who Served in Organizations From the State of North Carolina

M391: 1-2;

M394 Index to Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Union Soldiers Who Served in Organizations From the State of Virginia

M394: 1

M275 Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies, 1861-1865. M275: 1;

M432 Seventh Census of the United States, M432: 625; M432L 639; M432: 642; M432: 644; M432: 854; M432: 860; M432: 933; M432: 939; M432: 942

Box 318:

M432: 954-955; 963;

T494 Documents Relating to the Negotiation of Ratified and Unratified Treaties With Various Indian Tribes, 1801-1869

T494: 1-7

M567: Letters Received by the Office of the Adjutant General (Main Series), 1822-1860.

M567: 586;

RG29 Bureau of the Census: Special 1880 Census of Indians, Indians in California Volume 4 NNR 565 (915);

M574 Special Files of the Office of Indian Affairs, 1807-1904

M574: 2-3; M574: 6; 11-13; 16

T494 Documents Relating to the Negotiation of Ratified and Unratified Treaties With Various Indian Tribes, 1801-1869

T494: 8-10;

T496 Census Roll of the Cherokee Indians East of the Mississippi and Index to the Roll, 1835.

T496: 1;

T529 Final Rolls of Citizens and Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes in Indian Territory (as Approved by the Secretary of the Interior on or Before Mar. 4, 1907, With Supplements Dated Sept. 25, 1914), 1907-1914.

T529: 1-3; M567: 319; M567: 483

Box 319:

M574 Special Files of the Office of Indian Affairs, 1807-1904

M574: 61, 64, 73-74, 76077, 79, 81, 83; M574: 84-85; M595: 15-16

M574: 15-17; 22, 25, 27, 30-33; 44; M574: 63, 65, 66

Box 320:

M595 Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940

M595: 1-13

M595: 30-42

Box 321:

M595: 17-29

M595: 14; 43-54

Box 322:

M595: 173-175; 182-187; 225-228

M595: 55-57; 93, 97, 104, 137, 149-150; M595: 165-167; M595: 172

Box 323:

M595: 228; 252, 254, 257-266

M595: 267-268; 288-290; 302; 330-335

M595: 392

Box 324

M595: 200-201; 211-223, 407-413, 425, 446-449, 453, 456-459, 471, 488-490; 564- 569, 594, 629-633

Box 325

M595: 634-639, 646-648

M668 Ratified Indian Treaties, 1722-1869

M668:1-10, 11-16

M685: 1, 12

Box 326

M1011 Superintendent's Annual Narrative and Statistical Reports From Field Jurisdictions of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1907-1938.

M1101: 6, 23, 24, 33, 48, 52, 55, 56, 58, 59, 64, 65, 66, 73, 74, 75, 81, 83

M1104 Eastern Cherokee Applications of the U.S. Court of Claims, 1906-1909

M1104:1

M1186 Enrollment Cards for the Five Civilized Tribes, 1898-1914.

M1986:1

Microfilm:

. Miscellaneous Muskogee newspapers (Roll 4) a. Get Acquainted w/Muskogee, April 1915. b. Indian Arrow, February 24, 1888 - August 23, 1890. c. End of Century, November 2, 1899. d. Muskogee Phoenix, February 16, 1888. e. Muskogee Phoenix, December 31, 1891 - August 30, 1894.

. Miscellaneous Oklahoma Indian and Black Newspapers (Roll 7) a. Indian Journal, 1894-1898. b. Daily Indian Journal, October 19, 1876. c. Muskogee Indian Record, 1886-1887. d. The Pioneer, 1898-1905. e. Labor Amalgamator, 1903, 1904 (3).

. Muskogee Cimeter

January 5, 1905 - December 11, 1908 (Roll 8)

. Miscellaneous (Roll 9) a. Muskogee Cimeter, January 8, 9109 - August 27, 1921 b. Dispensation, December 15, 1905 - January 10, 1906. c. Southwesterner, Sept. 9, 1905. d. Searchlight, April and May 1905. e. Muskogee Ledger, May 15, 1907. f. State Tribune, March 8 Decmeber 27, 1906.

Ft. Gibson Post Oklahoma (Roll 9)

September 30, 1897 - December 4, 1904 (note: Missing May 10, 1900 August 27, 9103.

Virginia Tax Rolls ( from Virginia State Archives):

1782-1790 Accomack

1782-1790 Augusta (on same roll as above)

1783-1799 Caroline

1800-1810 Caroline

1783-1787 Charles City

1782-1799 Glouchester

1800-1820 Glouchester

1783-1812 King & Queen County

1812-1816 King & Queen County

1782-1793 King William County

1833-1851 King William County

1782-1817 New Kent County

1782-1790 Northampton County

1782-1790 Prince William

1791-1800 Prince William (on same roll as above)

1800-1815 Prince William

1782-1810 Richmond

1782-1789 Rockingham

1797-1802 Rockingham

Delaware Tax Lists (5); Kent County Pre-1778

Kent County 1778-on

Sussex County (two rolls)

Newcastle and Sussex, 1693-on

Maryland Tax List (1);

Prince George County, 1787-89

Box 327

Microfilm:

Early California Records (from Bancroft Library):

C-A 10 Mission Indian Conditions: charges of Fray Antonio de la Concepcion 1778; Replies; Goycochea 1798.

Kamia Indians: Jatinil, Janitin, Romero, Arricivita, Eliasa. (Baja California, Alta California)

Quechan Revolt and Pedro Fages Diary 1785 and Diego de Borica 1797.

San Fernando Valley and Ventura, 1834 and description of California Indians, 1789.

Bancroft Library, S-R9 Carton 3: Padrones y extractos de California. (Spanish census data showing race mixture, social class information, by region).

Alexander Taylor, Indianology of California: selections on Nevada Indians, Early California mining.

Arrillaga Diary and Arguello - Informe. (Quechan and Southern California exploration and military)

Records of the Mission Indian Agency (California) from the Federal Records Center, Los Angeles

Reel 1 - 34 mm

Series I Tibbet Case, 1919-1921 (Box 58471).

Series II 048 Publicity, Films, Photos, 1932-1947 (Box 33234) .

Series III 049 Publicity, Miscellaneous, 1924-1938.

Series IV 147 Communications, Clippings, Capitan Grande Reservation, 1918-1933.

Series V 147 Communications, Clippings General, 1923-1955.

Series VI 147 Communications, Cl ippings Mission Indian Federation, 1923.

Series VII 147 Communications, Clippings, Pala Reservation, 1924-1933.

Series VIII 147 Communications, Cl ippings, Soboba Reservation, 1924-1932.

Series IX Indian History, 1933-1946 (Box 33236)

Reel 2 - 35 mm

Series X Tribal Relations, 1912-1947 (Box 33236).

Series XI The Last Grand Council of North American Indian Welfare (Box 33237).

Series XII 091-099 Organizations interested in Indian Welfare (Box 33237).

A. Mission Indian Federation

B. Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions

C. Indians Rights Association (continuted on Reel 3)

Reel 3 - 35 mm

Series XII Organizations interested in Indian Welfare (continued) (Box 33237)

D. American Indian Federation

E. Board of Indian Cooperation

F. Mission Indian Cooperative Society (Rincon and LaJolla Indians)

G. San Diego County Welfare Commission

H. Institute for Government Research (General Survey of Indian Affairs)

I. Miscellaneous

J. California Committee of Indial Relief

K. Community Chest of San Diego

L. Indian Affairs Committee, San Diego

M. California Indians, Inc.

Series XIII 129 Committee of 100 (Advisory Council on Indian Affai rs) (Box 33238)

Series XIV Resettlement Administration (Box 33249)

Series XV Housing Administration, Pala Reservation

Series XVI Emergency Relief Administration Circular Resettlement and Rehabilitation Land Program

Reel 1 - 16 mm

Series XVII Sub-marginal Lands (Box 33249)

Series XVIII Options and Correspondence, Land Offerings

Series XIX National Resource Board Questionnaire, Land Homeless Indians

Series XX Changes in Land Status, Public Domain and other Lands

Series XXI Public Domain and Sub-marginal Land

Series XXII Las Flores Offering

Series XXIII Liberty Ranch Offering

Series XXIV Reports to Commissioner of Indian Affairs

Series XXV Economic and Social Survey Cards (continued on Reel 2 (Box 96189)

Reel 2 - 16 mm

Series XXV Economic and Social Survey Cards (continued) (Box 96189)

Series XXVI Property Maps (cross-indexed to Reel 4, 35 mm).

Series XXVII Coded Administrative files 1000-1049.41 (continued on Reel 3) (Box 96230)

Reel 3 -16 mm

Series XXVIII Reimbursable Property Records (Box 96231)

Series XXIX Chronological File, Miscellaneous, FY 1942.

Series XXX Chronological File, Indian Office, FY 1942.

Series XXXI Chronological File, Miscellaneous, FY 1943.

Series XXXII Chronological File, Indian Office, FY 1943.

Series XXXIII Chronological File, Miscellaneous, FY 1944.

Series XXXIV Chronological File, Commissioner Indian Office, FY 1944.

Series XXXV Chronological File, Miscellaneous, FY 1945.

Series XXXVI Chronological File, Miscellaneous, FY 1946.

Series XXXVII Chronological File, Chicago and Washington Offices, FY 1945-1946.

Series XXXVIII Itineraries of traveling officals

Series XXXIX to XLII "The Mission Indian," 1933-1941 (Boxes 96240 to 34809)

3. Records of the Sacramento Area Office, Bureau of Indian Affairs, from Federal Records Center, San Francisco. (duplicated especially for this collection).

Reel 4 - 16 mm

Series XLIII Tribal Records, 1912-1964 (Box 421252).

A. Agua Caliente, 1960-1961.

B. Alturas, 1932-1961.

C. Auburn (out to Agency).

D. Barona, 1949-1959.

E. Big Sandy, 1912-1963.

G. Chico 060, 1914-1964.

H. Chico Acquisition of Chico Rancheria, 1935-1942.

I. Old Cloverdale Rancheria, 1919-1959.

J. Cold Springs (deleted at request of BIA).

K. Crescent City, 1951-1959.

L. Fort Bidwell, 1950-1959.

M. Greenville (portions out to Agency), 19401963.

N. Hoopa Resolutions, 1959 (Box 421253).

O. Hopland, 1938-1960.

Reel 5 - 16 mm

Series XLIII Tribal Program Records (continued).

A. Hopland minutes and resolutions, 1941-1963.

B. Hopland constitution and by-laws.

C. Hopland Van Bebber Trespass.

D. Hopland Land Assignments, 1931, 1953.

E. Hopland Arthur Knight 060.

F. Jackson (out to Agency).

G. Lookout, 1922-1961.

H. Palm Springs minutes, resolutions, 1958-1961.

I. Quartz Valley 060, 1948-1961.

J. Quartz Valley 063, tribal roll.

K. Quartz Valley 064, minutes, 1949-1961.

L. Ressighini 060, 1939-1966.

M. Rumsey 060, 1931-1966.

N. Rumsey 064, 1934-1966.

O. Rumsey 240 credit.

P. Smith River 060, 1960-1964.

Q. Smith River, 064-067, minutes.

R. Smith River, Del Norte Indian Welfare Association, 1952-1955.

S. Smith River 076.2 constitution, by-laws.

T. Table Mountain water matters, trespass, health 1918-1952 (Box 421254).

U. Table Mountain 060, 1952-1962.

V. Table Mountain 308, 311, 312 (out to Agency).

W. Table Mountain 341, Water Development (continued on Reel 6).

Reel 6 - 16 mm

Series XLIII Tribal Program Records (continued)

A. Trinidad 060, 1949-1964.

B. Trinidad 064, minutes, resolutions.

C. Trinidad Rancheria, articles of association, 1958-1964.

D. Upper Lake, 1954-1960.

E. Upper Lake, minutes, resolutions, 1952-1961.

F. Upper Lake 76.1, 76.2, 103, 300, 340, charter amendments, project plan, land code

G. Pit River folders deleted at request of BIA.

Series XLIV Owens Valley Irrigation, 1909-1950 (Box 421959).

A. Report, Soil Conditions Mission Indians, 193 3.

B. Report, Resettlement Project Indians of Owens Val l ey, 1938.

C. California Lands Tenure Type and Use, 194 1 -1945.

D. Mono Lake 125, 1913-1927.

E. Owens Valley 341, 1926, 1938-1951.

F. Owens Valley 341.18, 1909-1955.

1. General, 1941-1954.

2. Bishop, 1923, 1940-1947.

3. Big Pine, 1943-1944.

4. Panamint Valley, 1937-1941.

5. Lone Pine, 1941-1955.

6. Saline Valley, 1909-1955.

7. Robert Johnson, Death Valley, 194 1.

8. Joe Peterson, 1941-1947.

G. Water Supply, Lone Pine, 425, 1940-1941.

H. Owens Valley Irrigation, Narrative Report 9071-36-M.

1. Weekly Reports, 2/1/41-7/29/42.

2. Monthly, 7/38-5/46.

3. Personal, 9/30/38-6/11/41.

I. Owens Valley Land Purchase and Agreement with the city of Los Angeles, 1932- 1946. (Owens Valley Irrigation continued on Reel 7).

Reel 7 - 16 mm

Series XLIV Owens Valley Irrigation (continued).

A. General 9071-36-A, 1937-1945.

B. Right of way for Lone Pine-Bishop 9071-36-D.

C. Proposed joint Water System, Bishop, U.S., 1940.

D. O & M Programs 9071-36-E.

E. Owens Valley Irrigation, Narrative. Report, Cross Reverence (Reel 6).

F. Maps related to (E) are on Reel 4, 35mm.

G. O & M Assessment Orders 9071-36-F.

H. Water Rights 9071-36-N.

I. Owens Valley Water Rights 9071.

J. Irrigation Water Deliveries, Bishop Pump.

K. Summary of Investiqations on Kern River and Tributarles.

L. Northern California Special Reports, Little Humboldt River, Trinity River, Cache Creek.

NNR-1162 (520) 1928 Roll of California Indians, one roll.

Washoe Materials (from Bancroft Library)

California Indian Affairs, 20th Century (from CA 360, Carton 4, Bancroft Library)

. NEWSPAPERS (NATIVE AMERICAN: PEOPLE OF COLOR)

Wassaja (Indian newspaper published by Carlos Montezuma).

Adahooniligi (Navajo language newspaper)-on above roll for #2.

Muskogee Indian Journal

. June 1, 1876 (Vol. 1, No. 1) - September 30, 1880.

. October 7, 1880 - February 26, 1885.

. March 5, 1885 - October 27, 1892. Official Organization of Creek Nation published in Eufaula, May 1877 - October 1878.

. Muskogee Phoenix (Roll 5)

September 6, 1894 - June 7, 1905.

. Muskogee Daily Phoenix

December 13, 1903 - February 1905.

. Miscellaneous Oklahoma Newspapers (Roll 10) a. Perry Democrat Patriot, February-December 1897. b. Noble Co. Patriot, May 21, 1896 - February 5, 1897. c. Perry Evening Democrat, October 11 - December 30, 1893. d. Morning Democrat, September 5, 1894 - April 24, 1895. e. Evening Democrat, January 2 - April 10, 1874.

. Miscellaneous Oklahoma Newspapers (Roll 11) a. Perry Evening Daily Democrat, April 19 - August 28, 1894. b. Perry Daily Democrat, October 14, 1902 (one) c. Perry Democrat, March 7 - June 8, 1896. d. Sunday Democrat, April 28 - September 8, 1895. e. Perry Weekly Democrat, January 6, 1894 - December 26, 1895. f. Perry Weekly Democrat, January 2 - September 24, 1896.

Kentucky Tax List (6)

Reel 242: Lincoln County 1787-1793

Reel 243: Lincoln County 1794-1811 (1810 missing)

Box 142: Green County 1795-1834

Box 251: Logan County

Box 329: Pulaski County

Box 385: Wayne County

Microfilm from Fort Worth Federal Records Center: a. 1 reel -1895-96 Creek Payrolls, Omitted Payroll, Supplemental, 1896 Colbert Census Roll b. Reel 7 RA 5- Creek Nation 1867-69 rolls

WRITINGS, LITERATURE

1. 6-5-7315 "The Royal Mischief: A Tragedy" by Ms. Manley, London, 1696, dedicated to Duke William of Devonshire, filmed at UCLA 1966, No. 6339

M1011 Superintendent's Annual Narrative and Statistical Reports From Field Jurisdictions of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1907-1938.

1011: 84-85

T1216 Index by County to Private Land Grant Cases, U.S. District Court, Northern and Southern Districts of California

1216: 1

T5:71

Microfilm Reels described below:

Mission Dolores Basilica Baptismal Register:

Aug. 10, 1776-1810

Jan 2, 1810-Oct. 9, 1870

Colton Julius VI, Yorkshire, England

Los Fundadores, 12, Early California Records

Arizona-Sonora Family Data from Arizona Pioneers Historical Society

Miscellaneous materials on Mexican Americans (from Bancroft Library)

Box 328

F-21 Native American Periodicals

Yakima Nation Review

Vol. 25 No. 20; April 7, 1995

Vol. 26 No. 1; May 19, 1995

Vol. 25 No. 24; May 5, 1995

Vol. 25 No. 22; April 21, 1995

Vol. 26 No. 2; June 2, 1995

Vol. 26 No. 3; June 16, 1995

Vol. 26 No. 4; June 30, 1995

Vol. 26, No. 5; July 28, 1995

Vol. 26 No. 6; August 11, 1995

Vol. 26 No. 7; August 25, 1995

Vol. 26 No. 8; September 8, 1995

Vol. 26 No. 15; December 22, 1995

Vol. 26 No. 14; December 8, 1995

Vol. 26 No. 13; November 24, 1995

Vol. 28 No. 13; November 28, 1997

Vol. 26 No. 12; November 10, 1995

Vol. 26 No. 11; October 27, 1995

Vol. 26 No. 10; October 13, 1995

Vol. 26 No. 9; September 22, 1995

Vol. 27 No. 16; December 20, 1996

Vol. 27 No. 13; December 6, 1996

Vol. 27 No. 12; November 15, 1996

Vol. 27 No. 11; September 27, 1996

Vol. 27 No. 10; September 13, 1996

Vol. 27 No. 9; August 30, 1996

Vol. 27 No. 8; August 16, 1996

Vol. 27 No. 7; August 2, 1996

Vol. 27 No. 6; July 19, 1996

Vol. 27 No. 5; July 5, 1996

Vol. 27 No. 4; June 21, 1996

Vol. 28 No. 4; July 11, 1997

Vol. 24 No. 8; August 27, 1993

Vol. 24 No. 9; September 10, 1993

Vol. 24 No. 12; October 8, 1993

Vol. 24 No. 13; October 22, 1993

Vol. 24 No. 14; November 5, 1993

Vol. 24 No. 15; November 19, 1993

Vol. 24 No. 16; December 3, 1993

Vol. 24 No. 17; December 17, 1993

Vol. 24 No. 18; January 14, 1994

Vol. 24 No. 19; January 28, 1994

Vol. 24 No. 20; February 11, 1994

Vol. 24 No. 21; February 25, 1994

Vol. 24 No. 22; March 11, 1994

Vol. 24 No. 23; March 25, 1994

Vol. 24 No. 24; April 8, 1994

Vol. 24 No. 25; April 22, 1994

Vol. 25 No. 1; June 3, 1994

Vol. 25 No. 2; June 17, 1994

Vol. 25 No. 3; July 1, 1994

Vol. 25 No. 4; July 22, 1994

Vol. 25 No. 5; August 5, 1994

Vol. 25 No. 6; August 26, 1994

Vol. 25 No. 8; September 23, 1994

Vol. 25 No. 8; October 7, 1994

Vol. 25 No. 9; October 21, 1994

Vol. 25 No. 10; November 4, 1994

Vol. 25 No. 11; November 18, 1994

Vol. 25 No. 12; December 2, 1994

Vol. 25 No. 13; December 16, 1994

Vol. 24 No. 26; May 6, 1994

Vol. 24 No. 10; September 24, 1993

Vol. 25 No. 14; January 13, 1995

Vol. 25 No. 15; January 27, 1995

Vol. 25 No. 16; February 10, 1995

Vol. 25 No. 17; February 24, 1995

Vol. 25 No. 18; March 10, 1995

Vol. 25 No. 19; March 24, 1995

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F-21 Native American Periodicals

News from Indian Country

Vol. 13 No. 10; Late May 1999

Vol. 11 No. 23; Mid December 1997

Vol. 11 No. 1; Mid January 1997

Vol. 11 No. 2; Late January 1997

Vol. 11 No. 3; Mid February 1997

Vol. 11 No. 4; Late February 1997

Vol. 11 No. 6; Late March 1997

Vol. 11 No. 9; Mid May 1997

Vol. 11 No. 7; Mid April 1997

Vol. 11 No. 8; Late April 1997

Vol. ? No. ?; Late May 1997

Vol. 11 No. 10; Late May 1997

Vol. 11 No. 11; Mid June 1997

Vol. ? No. ?; Mid June 1997

Vol. 11 No. 12; Late June 1997

Vol. ? No. ?; Late June 1997

Vol. 11 No. 13; Mid July 1997

Vol. 11 No. 14; Late July 1997

Vol. 11 No. 15; Mid August 1997

Vol. 10 No. 16; Late August 1997

Vol. ? No. ?; Late August 1997

Vol. 10 No. 17; Mid September 1997

Vol. ? No. ?; Mid September 1997

Vol. 10 No. 18; Late September 1997

Vol. 10 No. 19; Mid October 1997

Vol. ? No. ?; Late October 1997

Vol. ? No. ?: Mid October 1997

Vol. ? No. ?: Mid August 1997

Vol. 11 No. 20; Late October 1997

Vol. 11 No. 21; Mid November 1997

Vol. 11 No. 22; Late November 1997

Vol. 13 No. 5; Mid March 1999

Vol. 13 No. 4; Late February 1999

Vol 10. No. 9; Mid May 1996

Vol. 10 No. 22; Late November 1996

Vol. 10 No. 8; Late April 1996

Vol. 10 No. 10; Late May 1996

Vol. 10 No. 11; Mid June 1996

Chocktaw Community News

Vol. 6 No. 4; March 14, 1975

Vol. 6 No. 5; March 28, 1975

Vol. 6 No. 9; May 31, 1975

Vol. 6 No. 10; June 13, 1975

Vol. 6 No. 11; June 27, 1975

Vol. 6 No. 17; December 1975

Vol. 7 No. 1; January 1976

Vol. 7 No. 11; December 17, 1976

Vol. 8 No. 6; July 29, 1977

Vol. 8 No. 7; August 30, 1977

Vol. 8 No. 8; September 30, 1977

Vol. 8 No. 9; November 4, 1977

Vol. 8 No. 10; December 9, 1977

Vol. 6 No. 14; September 29, 1975

Vol. 7 No. 10; October 30, 1976

Vol. 9 No. 5; May 26, 1978

Vol. 9 No. 3; March 16, 1978

Vol. 9 No. 6; June 30, 1978

Vol. 9 No. 7; August 11, 1978

Vol. 8 No. 4; May 20, 1977

Vol. 9 No. 4; April 21, 1978

Vol. 10 No. 3; March 15, 1979

Vol. 10 No. 5; May 16, 1979

Vol. 10 No. 6; June 18, 1979

Vol. 10 No. 4; April 17, 1979

Vol. 10 No. 8; August 24, 1979

Vol. 6 No. 12; August 29, 1975

Vol. 7 No. 2; February 1976

Vol. 7 No. 8; August 30, 1976

Vol. 7 No. 7; July 31, 1976

Vol. 7 No. 9; September 30, 1976

Vol. 6 No. 12; July 14, 1975

Vol. 6 No. 7; April 29, 1975

Vol. ? No. ?; July 11, 1979

Vol. 9 No. 9; October 27, 1978

Vol. 9 No. 8; September 15, 1978

Vol. 9 No. 1; January 13, 1978

Vol. 8 No. 3; April 22, 1977

Vol. 8 No. 2; March 18, 1977

Vol. 8 No. 1; February 18, 1977

Vol. ? No. ?; June 29, 1976

Vol. 7 No. 5; May 31, 1976

Vol. 7 No. 4; April 30, 1976

Vol. 6 No. 16; November 29, 1975

Vol. 6 No. 3; February 28, 1975

Vol. 6 No. 7; May 16, 1975

Vol. 6 No. 1; January 30, 1975

Vol. 6 No. 2; February 14, 1975

Vol. 5 No. 7; August 23, 1974

Vol. 5 No. 4; May 3, 1974

Vol. 5 No. 1; January 4, 1974

Vol. 5 No. 3; March 28, 1974

Vol. 5 No. 2; February 12, 1974

Vol. 4 No. 11; November 30, 1973

Vol. 2 No. 7; May 1971

Vol. 5 No. 5; June 14, 1974

Vol. 5 No. 6; July 17, 1974

Vol. 5 No. 8; September 27, 1974

Vol. 5 No. 9; October 31, 1974

Wind Speaker

Vol. 11 No. 12; August 30-September 10, 1993

Vol. 11 No. 13; September 13-September 26, 1993

Vol. 11 No. 14; September 27-October 10, 1993

Vol. 12 No. 13; September 12-September 25, 1994

Vol. 12 No. 14; September 26-October 9, 1994

Vol. 12 No. 24; April 1995

Vol. 13 No. 1; May 1995

Vol. ? No. ?; May 1995

Vol. 13 No. 2; June 1995

Vol. 13 No. 4; August 1995

Vol. ? No. ?; June 1995

Vol. 13 No. 5; September 1995

Vol. 13 No. 6; October 1995

Vol. 13 No. 7; November 1995

Vol. 13 No. 9; January 1996

Vol. 13 No. 10; February 1996

Vol. 13 No. 12; April 1996

Vol. 14 No. 1; May 1996

Vol. 14 No. 2; June 1996

Vol. 14 No. 3; July 1996

Vol. 14 No. 4; August 1996

Vol. 14 No. 5; September 1996

Vol. 14 No. 6; October 1996

Vol. 14 No. 7; November 1996

Vol. 14 No. 8; December 1996

Vol. 14 No. 9; January 1997

Vol. 14 No. 10; February 1997

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NFWM Newsletter

National Farm Worker Ministry Newsletter Vol. 5 No. 2; December 1976

National Farm Worker Ministry Newsletter Vol. 4 No. 2; December 1975

National Chicano Health Organization

National Chicano Health Organization Vol. 7 No. 1; January 1977

El Mirlo

El Mirlo A National Chicano Studies Newsletter Vol. 8 No. 2; November-December 1980

Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund Newsletter

Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund Newsletter Vol. 3 No. 6; June 1972

Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund Newsletter Vol. 3 No. 5; March 1972

Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund Newsletter Vol. 4 No. 1; March 1973

Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund Newsletter Vol. 3 No. 8; December 1972

Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund Newsletter Vol. 4 No. 2; July 1973

Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund Newsletter; Vol. 5 No. 1; January 1974

Raquel Gutierrez, Ron Hirano, Kay Garule and Rudy Salinas v. California State Board of Education No. 221086

El Mestizo El Paso, Texas

El Mestizo Vol. 1 No. 2; January 1974

Mas Grafica

Mas Grafica; June 1963

Mas Grafica; April 1963

Mas Grafica; July 1963

Mas Grafica; February 1964

Mas Grafica; November 1963

Mas Grafica; October 1964

Marco Awareness: M. A. R. C. O. Newsletter Lompac, CA: Mexican American Rehabilitation Culture Organization

M. A. R. C. O. Newsletter; June 1972

MARCO Awareness Newsletter; September 1972 Mexican-American

Rehabilitation Culture Organization; December 1971

MARCO Awareness; July 1972

MARCO Awareness; March 1972

MALDEF Newsletter

Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc. Vol. 5 No. 2; October 1974

MALDEF Vol. 8 No. 3; Summer 1978

MALDEF Vol. 8 No. 1; Winter 1978

MALDEF Vol. 8 No. 2; Spring 1978

MALDEF Vol. 7 No. 3; July 1977

MALDEF Vol. 7 No. 4; Fall 1977

La Raza de Bronze Chino, CA: Youth Training School

UNIDOS La Raza de Bronce Vol. 4 No. 8; September 1972

UNIDOS La Raza de Bronce Vol. 4 No. 9; November 1972

Rasca Tripas

Rasca Tripas Vol. 1 No. 1; n. d.

Progress Report Mexican American Study Project Los Angeles, UCLA

Progress Report Mexican-American Study Project No. 3; August 1965

Progress Report Mexican-American Study Project No. 2; April 1965

Progress Report Mexican-American Study Project No. 3; August 1965

Progress Report Mexican-American Study Project No. 4; December 1965

Progress Report Mexican-American Study Project No. 5; April 1966

Progress Report Mexican-American Study Project No. 1; January 1965

Progress Report Mexican-American Study Project No. 7; November 1966

La Palabra Alambre de M. A. S. H.

La Palabra Alambre de M. A. S. H.; October, November, December 1971; January, February, March 1972

La Palabra Alambre de M. A. S. H.; August 1971

La Palabra Alambre de M. A. S. H.; April 9, 1971

La Palabra Alambre de M. A. S. H.; n. d.

La Palabra Alambre de M. A. S. H. Vol. 4 Ed. 2; April 1972

La Palabra Alambre de MASH Vol. 4 Ed. 4; June 1972

La Palabra Alambre de MASH Vol. 4 Ed. 6; August 1972

La Palabra Alambre de MASH Vol. 4 Ed. 8; October 1972

M. A. S. H. 3rd Annual Seminar Report Prison Reform; 1971

La Palabra Alambre de MASH Vol. 4 Ed. 7; September 1972

La Palabra Alambre de MASH Vol. 4 Ed. 3; May 1972

La Palabra Alambre de MASH Vol. 4 Ed. 5; July 1972

El Noticiero Vallejo, CA

El Noticiero Vol. 1 No. 2; April/May 1971

La Voz de la Alianza Albuquerque, N. M.

La Voz de la Alianza Vol. 1 No. 6; June 1, 1971

La Voz de la Alianza Vol. 1 No. 9; July 30, 1971

La Voz de la Alianza Vol. 1 No. 7; July 10, 1971

La Voz de la Alianza Vol. 1 No. 8; July 24, 1971

Chicano Periodicals

Tomás Rivera Center Report Vol. 2 No. 2; Spring 1989

Tomás Rivera Center Report; Summer 1989

Tomás Rivera Center Report; Vol. 2 No. 4; Fall 1989

The Tomás Rivera Center Report; Vol. 2 No. 5; Fifth Anniversary Edition

Tomás Rivera Center Report; Vol. 2 No. 1; Fall 1988

TQS News Vol. 6 No. 3; Fall 1989

Tomás Rivera Center Report Vol. 1 No. 1; Winter 1988

El Sueño Sacramento

El Sueño; December 1971

AHORA Center, Colorado

¡AHORA! Vol. 3 No. 1; November 12, 1971

¡AHORA! Vol. 3 No. 4; March 9, 1972

¡AHORA! Vol. 3 No. 2; October 17, 1972

¡AHORA! Vol. 2 No. 6; June 20, 1971

¡AHORA! Vol. 2 No. 3; April 16, 1971

¡AHORA! Vol. 3 No. 5; March 25, 1972

¡AHORA! Vol. 2 No. 6; June 20, 1971

¡AHORA! Vol. 3 No. 2; December 25, 1971

¡AHORA! Vol. 3 No. 3; January 28, 1972

America: Periodico Independiente de la Colona y Para la Coloma

America Vol. 8; n. d.

Basta Ya San Francisco

¡Basta Ya! No. 16; May

Cambio

Cambio Vol. 10 No. 2; August 25, 1997

El Chicano

El Chicano Vol. 9 No. 3; June 21, 1973

Los Desarraigador Notre Dame, Ind.

Los Desarraigados Vol. 1 No. 1; May 1973

Los Desarraigados Vol. 1 No. 2; June 1973

Los Desarraigados Vol. 1 No. 3; July-August 1973

La Chispa

La Chispa Vol. 1 No. 1; January 1971

Echo Austin, Texas

Echo Vol. 2 No. 18; November 4, 1971

Echo Vol. 2 No. 20; January 22, 1971

Es Tiempo Los Altos Hills, CA: Mecha Foothills College

¡Es Tiempo! Vol. 1; June 1971

El Espectador

El Espectador Vol. 2 No. 5; May 1995

“Farm Labor, The Monitor”

Agricultural Labor Legislation; n. d.

El Gallo

El Gallo; May 1971

La Gente Los Angeles: UCLA

La Gente Vol. 1 No. 6; May 31, 1971

La Gente Vol. 2 No. 8; May 26, 1972

La Gente Vol. 3 No. 5; April 1973

La Gente de Aztlan

La Gente de Aztlan Vol. 19 No. 3; February 1989

La Gente de Aztlán Vol. 6 No. 4; March 1976

La Gente de Aztlan

La Gente de Aztlan Vol. 18 No. 1; October/November 1987

La Gente de Aztlan Vol. 19 No. 1; November 1988

La Gente de Aztlan Vol. 29 No. 2; November/December

El Grito del Norte Las Vegas, N. M.

El Grito del Norte Vol. 4 No. 1; February 28, 1971

El Grito del Norte Vol. 6 No. 2; March 1973

El Grito del Norte Vol. 3 No. 14/15; December 7, 1970

El Grito del Norte Vol. 5 No. 10; December 1972

El Grito del Norte Vol. 4 No. 3; April 26, 1971

El Grito del Norte Vol. 4 No. 10; October 28, 1971

El Grito del Norte Vol. 5 No. 4; June 27, 1972

El Grito del Norte Vol. 6 No. 1; January-February 1973

El Grito del Norte Las Vegas, N. M.

El Grito del Norte Vol. 4 No. 4-5; June 5, 1971

El Grito del Norte Vol. 5 No. 3; May 19, 1972

El Grito del Norte Vol. 5 No. 2; April 10, 1972

El Grito del Norte Vol. 6 No. 3; April 1973

El Grito del Norte Vol. 5 No. 10; December 1972

El Grito del Norte Vol. 4 No. 6; July 5, 1971

El Grito del Norte Vol. 4 No. 10; October 28, 1971

El Grito del Norte Vol. 6 No. 4; May 1973

El Grito del Norte Vol. 5 No. 8; October 1972

El Grito del Norte Las Vegas, N. M.

El Grito del Norte Vol. 6 No. 3; April 1973

El Grito del Norte Vol. 4 No. 7-8; August 20, 1971

El Grito del Norte Vol. 5 No. 4; June 27, 1972

El Grito del Norte Vol. 6 No. 6 July-August 1973

El Grito del Norte Vol. 5 No. 1; February 18, 1972

El Grito del Norte Vol. 5 No. 7; September 1972

El Grito del Norte

El Grito del Norte Vol. 5 No. 8; October 1972

El Grito del Norte Vol. 4 No. 5; June 1973

El Grito del Norte; November 1972

El Grito del Norte Vol. 4 No. 9; October 2, 1971

El Grito del norte Vol. 4 No. 2; March 30, 1971

Noticias del Tercer Mundo

Noticias del Tercer Mundo Vol. 21 No. 15; May 5, 1992

La Palabra (Davis)

La Palabra Vol. 2 No. 6; May 13, 1997

La Palabra Vol. 3 No. 11; November 3, 1998

La Palabra Vol. 4 No. 4; June 4, 1999

La Palabra Vol. 2 No. 6; May 13, 1997

La Palabra Vol. 3 No. 4; March 10, 1998

La Palabra Vol. 2 No. 9; October 7, 1997

La Palabra Vol. 3 No. 5; April 21, 1998

La Palabra Vol. 3 No. 6; May 5, 1998

La Palabra Vol. 3 No. 7; May 19, 1998

La Palabra Vol. 3 No. 8; June 3, 1998

La Palabra Vol. 3 No. 10; October 20, 1998

La Palabra Vol. 4 No. 1; January 28, 1999

La Palabra Vol. 3 No. 12; December 4, 1998

La Palabra Vol. 3 No. 1; January 27, 1998

La Palabra Vol. 3 No. 7; May 29, 1997

La Palabra Vol. 2 No. 3; March 1997

La Palabra Vol. 1 No. 4; May 1996

La Palabra Vol. 3 No. 11; November 3, 1998

La Palabra Vol. 4 No. 3; May 11, 1999

El Hispano

El Hispano Vol. 22 No. 11; May 30, 1990

El Mestiz

El Mestiz Vol. 3 No. 7; November 1976

El Mestiz Vol. 3 No. 1; January 1976

El Latino

El Latino Vol. 1 No. 45; October 1963

Not For Sale

Not for Sale; n. d.

El Malcriado Delano, CA

El Malcriado; May 24, 1967

El Malcriado No. 25; n. d.

El Malcriado No. 34; n. d.

El Malcriado Vol. 4 No. 14; February 1, 1971

El Malcriado; March 29, 1967

El Malcriado; April 12, 1967

El Malcriado Vol. 8 No. 1; January-February 1975

La Hormisa Oakland, CA

El Malcriado; June 7, 1967

Ideal Coachella, CA

Ideal No. 41; June 20-July 1972

Ideal No. 35; March 20-April 5

Ideal No. 38; May 5-20, 1972

Ideal No. 39; May 20-June 5, 1972

Ideal No. 42; July 5-July 20, 1972

Ideal No. 40; June 5-20, 1972

Ideal Vol. 2 No. 12; June 5-20

Ideal No. 32; February 1-15 1972

Mi Sangre Chicago Brown Berets Organization

Mi Sangre Vol. 1 No. 2; December 1971

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La Voz de Berkeley

La Voz de Berkeley Vol. 8 Iss. 2; Fall 1998

La Voz de Berkeley Vol. 9 Iss. 1; Spring 1999

La Voz de Berkeley Vol. 9 Iss 1; Spring 1999

La Voz de la Tierra Fresno

La Voz de la Tierra Vol. 1 No. 1; December 12, 1971

La Voz de la Tierra Vol. 1 No. 5; August 18, 1972

Worlds People

People’s World Vol. 32 No. 52; December 27, 1969

Ya Mero Pharr, Texas

Ya Mero Vol. 3 No. 11; March 23, 1972

El Zorro Antonio

El Zorro Antonio Vol. 1 No. 1; n. d.

Venceremos Albuquerque, N. M.

Venceremos Vol. 1 No. 2; June 1971

Venceremos Vol. 1 No. 3; July 1, 1971

Venceremos Vol. 1 No. 1; February 1971

La Verdad Cristal, Texas

La Verdad; January 24, 1972

Tierra y Libertad

Tierra y Libertad Vol. 1 No. 4; December 1974

The Voice of the Spanish Speaking People

The Voice Vol. 1 No. 15; July 17, 1966

El Tecolote

El Tecolote; December

El Tecolote Vol. 1 No. 19; June 2, 1971

El Tecolote; December

El Tecolote

El Tecolote; June 1-June 30, 1988

El Tecolote; October 1987

El Tecolote; December

El Tiempo

El Tiempo Vol. 5 No. 4; June 20, 1991

La Prensa Libre Los Angeles

Prensa Libre Vol. 2 No. 18; October 28, 1960

Prensa libre Vol. 2 No. 21; December 20, 1960

La Prensa Libre Berkeley

La Prensa Libre Vol. 1 No. 1; February 7, 1969

La Prensa Libre Vol. 1 No. 9; April 19, 1969

Renacimiento

Renacimiento; April 1

Papel Chicano Houston, Texas

Papel Chicano Vol. 1 Iss. 11; February 3

Papel Chicano Vol. 1 Iss. 6; October 24-November 6

Papel Chicano; n. d.

Papel Chicano Vol. 1 Iss. 3; September 5-25

Papel Chicano Vol. 1 Iss. 1; August 8, 1970

Papel Chicano Vol. 1 Iss. 7; November 7-20, 1970

Papel Chicano Vol. 1 Iss. 4; September 26-October 9

Papel Chicano Vol. 1 Iss. 5; October 10-October 23

El Popo Northridge, CA

El Popo Vol. 8 No. 3; n. d.

Court Cases

The Northern Tonto Apache Tribe, et al., v. The United States of America (1967)

The Northern Tonto Apache Tribe, et al., v. The United States of America (n. d.)

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F-96 Native American Art and some general art

American Indian Art Magazine, Spring 1976

American Indian Art Magazine, Summer 1976

American Indian Art Magazine, Autumn 1976

American Indian Art Magazine, Winter 1976

American Indian Art Magazine, Spring 1977

American Indian Art Magazine, Summer 1977

American Indian Art Magazine, Winter 1977

American Indian Art Magazine, Spring 1978

American Indian Art Magazine, Summer 1978

American Indian Art Magazine, Winter 1978

American Indian Art Magazine, Autumn 1977

American Indian Art Magazine, Autumn 1978

American Indian Art Magazine, Spring 1979

American Indian Art Magazine, Summer 1979

American Indian Art Magazine, Autumn 1979 (Basketry Issue)

American Indian Art Magazine, Winter 1979

American Indian Art Magazine, Spring 1980

American Indian Art Magazine, Summer 1980

American Indian Art Magazine, Autumn 1980

American Indian Art Magazine, Winter 1980 (Special Crow Issue)

American Indian Art Magazine, Spring 1981

American Indian Art Magazine, Spring 1993

American Indian Art Magazine, Winter 1993

American Indian Art Magazine, Spring 1995

American Indian Art Magazine, Autumn 1995

BOX 333: F-21 Native American Periodicals

Win Awenen Nisitotung

The Ute Bulletin: The Official Newspaper of the Ute Indian Tribe

The Tundra Drums

The Sault Tribe News

Smithsonian: National Museum of the American Indian

Indian Valley News

Indian Times: A Newsletter from the UCR Native American Student Programs

Indian Country Today: The Nation’s Leading American Indian News Source

Indian Country Today: PowWow

Indigenous Environmental Network News

Indian Gaming: The National American Gaming Industry

How Ni Kan People Of the Fire: Citizen Potawatomi Nation KOLA

Cherokee Advocate

Au-Authm Action News

American Indian Review

The Arctic Sounder

Alberta Sweetgrass: The Aboriginal Newspaper of Alberta

Alberta Native News

BOX 334 F-21

Nugguam: The Quinault People’s News

The Circle: Native American News and Arts

News From The Nations Native Journal Indian Country

The Circle: Native American News and Arts

BOX 335: BEA Medicine NA Medicine F-21 Native American Periodicals

Bay Mills News Vol. 6 No. 12 July 25, 2002 Bay Mills News Vol. 6 No. 8 June 27, 2002 Bay Mills News Vol. 6 No. 26 November 14, 2002 Bay Mills News Vol. 6 No. 16 August 22, 2002 Bay Mills News Vol. 6 No. 15 August 15, 2002 Bay Mills News Vol. 6 No. 5 May 2002 Bay Mills News Vol. 6 No. 14 August 8, 2002 Bay Mills News Vol. 6 No. 3 March 2002 Bay Mills News Vol. 6 No. 18 September 5, 2002 The Circle Volume 26 Issue 6 June 2005 Indian Country Vol. 25 No. 8 Wednesday, August 3, 2005 Indian Country Vol. 25, No. 2 Wednesday, June 22, 2005 Indian Country Vol. 25, No. 3Wednesday, June 29, 2005 Indian Country Vol. 24, No. 36 Wednesday, February 16, 2005 Indian Country Vol. 23, No. 10 Wednesday, August 20, 2003 Indian Country Vol. 24, No. 52 Wednesday, June 8, 2005 Indian Country Vol. 24, No. 43 Wednesday, April 6, 2005 Indian Times Volume 14, #3 Spring Quarter 2005

Native American Casino Vol. 5, No. 6 June 2005 Native Americas Fall/Winter 1999 Nugguam Volume 16, Issue 10 July 2005 Nugguam Volume 16, Issue 5 February 2005 Nugguam Volume 16, Issue 4 January 2005 HowNiKan Vol. 26, Issue 4 2004 Nugguam Volume 16, Issue 7 May 2005 Nugguam Volume 16, Issue 3 December 2004 Nugguam Volume 16, Issue 9 June 2005 PeQuot Times February 2005 The Sault Tribe News Vol. 24, No. 8 July 1, 2003 Kewadin Quarterly Volume 2, Issue 2 May 2003 The Sault Tribe News Volume 24, No. 11 August 12, 2003 Tribal College Journal of American Indian Higher Education Volume 16, No. 4 Summer 2005 Chemehuevi Newsletter Volume 4, Number 4 April & May 1971; Volume 5, Number 1 January 1972; Volume 5, Number 2 February 1972; Volume 5, Number 3 March 1972; Volume 5, Number 4 April 1972 Talking Leaf Vol. XXXIX, No. 10 November 1974; Vol. XXXIX, No. 7 and 8 Aug/Sept., 1974; Vol. 40, No. 8 September, 1975; Vol. 40, No. 9 October, 1975; Vol. XXXX, No. 4 May, 1975; Vol. XXXX, No. 5 June 1975; Vol. XXXX, No. 6 July, 1975; Vol. 40, No. 7 August, 1975; Vol. 48, No. 5 May 1983 Talking Leaf Vol. 1, Jan-Feb., 1972; Vol. 1, Oct-Nov 1972; Vol. XXXIX, No. 10 November 1974; Vol. XXXIX, No. 10 November 1974 Maine Indian Newsletter Volume 5, Number 3 March 1972; Volume 5, Number 2 February 1972; Volume 4, Number 3 Summer 1971; Volume 4, Number 4 Fall 1971; Volume 5, Number 5 November 1972 Indian Periodicals on Microfilm Maine Indian Newsletter Volume 4, Number 5 Winter 1971; Volume 5, Number 4 April 1972; Volume 5, Number 1 January 1972 American Indian Review No. 21, Summer 1999; No. 23 Winter 1999/2000; No. 20 Spring 1999; No. 17; No. 12; No. 10; No. 9; No. 13; No. 19 Winter 1998/99; No. 11; No. 18 Autumn/Fall ’98; No. 22 Autumn/Fall 1999

Forbes Publications Native Intelligence by Jack Forbes Nevada Indians Speak, 1967 by Jack Forbes Africans and Native Americans, 1993 by Jack Forbes Columbus and other Cannibals, 1992 by Jack Forbes Red Blood, 1997 by Jack Forbes Native Americans of California and Nevada, 1982 by Jack Forbes Only Approved Indians, 1995 by Jack Forbes

Box 336 F-29 Afro-Americans: Contemporary, Culture, Education, History, California Continuity and Change in American Negro Dialects REPORT The N.A.A.C.P Legal Defense and Educational Fund: Dr. King Leads Selma Voter Drive (February, 1963) ACLU Berkeley-Albany (September, 1976) Friends of the Intergroup Education Project Newsletter (March, 1969) NAACP Newsletter: Reno-Sparks Branch (January 1967) Breakthrough Magazine: Gordon Parks breaks through (March 1969) Intergroup Relations Newsletter (Volume No. 6: No. 8) The Student Voice: Vol. 5, No. 23 (March 5, 1965) Forum: The Black Student on Campus Pacific Central District of the Unitarian Universalist Association: Vol. I No 1 (August 1968) No America: Vol. V, No. 22 (June 20, 1966) Change! Vol. 1, No. 2 Unitarian Universalist Project-East Bay, Inc.: Perilous Times Newsletter (August. 1970) Unitarian Universalist Project-East Bay, Inc.: Perilous Times Newsletter (July, 1970) Unitarian Universalist Project-East Bay, Inc.: Perilous Times Newsletter (February, 1970) Unitarian Universalist Project-East Bay, Inc.: Perilous Times Newsletter (October, 1970)

Unitarian Universalist Project-East Bay, Inc.: Perilous Times Newsletter (September, 1970) Unitarian Universalist Project-East Bay, Inc.: Perilous Times Newsletter (January, 1971) Courier Vol. 1 No. 8 (April 1968) Courier Vol. I No. 7 (March 1968) The Neighborhood Courier (Vol. 1 No. 4) Neighborhood Courier (Vol. 1 No. 6) Change! Urban West (March/April 1968) Freedom News: Volume III, Number 2 (February 1969) Young Socialist (August-September 1966) The Counselor and the Negro Student Prices in Poor Neighborhoods (From the Monthly Labor Review, October 1966) Special Labor Force Report No. 79: Adult Men Not In The Labor Force Race Relations Reporter: Vol 3. No. 6 (May 1972) Which Summer Jobs Are Interesting? A Conversation with Julian Bond The Role of African-Americans in the Transformation of Society Black Women in Academe: Issues and Strategies Intergroup Relations Association of Northern California, Inc. (7 August 1967) Toward Victorious Afro-American National Liberation The Sacramento Bee (a special report): Black, Brown, White (Sunday. September 28, 1969) Fact Sheet A Young Man Who Can Bridge the Gap…Widener for City Council (April 1) Resources: Twentieth Century Americans of Negro Lineage Fact Sheet Mississippi Freedom Project The Friends of SNCC at the University of Nevada: A Report Bibliography: Information about the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)

Constitution of the Friends of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee at the University of Nevada Evaluation of Material on the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee Civil Rights in Nevada Mayors Conference on Equal Opportunity (June 5, 1965) Afro-Dissemination American of a Handbook in the Far West for Teachers: A Case Study Voice of Black Nevada: Bureau of Governmental Research University of Nevada Reno (1971) Statement of Candidacy for the Office of President of the United States by the Honorable Shirley Chisholm Intergroup Relations Association of Northern California Report of the Black Women’s Association: A Student Activity of UCD Davis (From Winter 1970 to Fall 1971) The History of the Negro in America The House on the W. 114th Street Las Vegas Voice: Vol. 4 No. 4 (Thursday, January 27, 1966) Herald Dispatch: Dedicated to Justice and Equal Rights under the Law (Thursday, September 8, 1966) Herald Dispatch: Dedicated to Justice and Equal Rights under the Law (Thursday, September 1, 1966) The Flatlands: Volume II Number VIII (Oct. 18-Oct. 31, 1967) The Flatlands: Volume II, Number 2 (May 8 to May 21, 1967) The Flatlands: Volume II, Number 1 (April 15 to April 30, 1967) The Flatlands: Volume III, Number 2 (July 22 to August 13, 1968) The Flatlands: Volume II, Number 10 (Nov. 15-Nov. 29, 1967) The Flatlands: Volume III Number 2 (July 22 to August 13, 1968) The Flatlands: Volume II, Numbers 3 and 4 (June 15 to June 28, 1967) Oakland Post: Vol. 4 Number 49 (Wednesday, April 10, 1968) Oakland Post: Vol. 4, Number 46 (Wednesday, Mar. 20, 1968) Oakland Post: Vol. 5, Number 38 (Wednesday, January 22, 1969) Oakland Post: Vol. 5 Number 12 (Wednesday, July 24, 1968) Oakland Post: Vol. 5 Number 52 (Thursday, May 1, 1969)

Oakland Post: Vol. 4 Number 26 (Wednesday, November 1, 1967) Oakland Post: Vol. 4 Number 75 (Wednesday, October 11, 1967) Oakland Post: Vol. 4 Number 43 (Wednesday, February 28, 1968) The Movement: Vol. 4 No. 5 9 9 (June 1968) The Spokesman: Vol. 4, No. 7 (Midsummer 1968) Don’t Legalize Hate: Why You Should Vote No on 14 Questions and Answers about…The Initiative against Fair Housing (Jan. 1964) A Program for the Improvement and Americanization of the East San Gabriel Valley (Written by J. D. Forbes 1960) The Rumford Fair Housing Act and Proposed State Constitutional Amendment to Prohibit Such Legislation Discrimination in Housing in Los Angeles Is Yours A Changing Neighborhood? The Police and Civil rights by Ed Cray (May 1962) The Teaching of African and Afro American History in the Philadelphia Public Schools (1967/68 Academic Year) From slavery days to the present…Fifteen books about Negro history and culture Parent’ Response to Cragmont Survey on Elementary School Integration Report on Patricia V. Hardy and Patsy I. Tanabe: History on the Negro in America by Stanford M. Lyman Slate Summer Conference “The Negro in America” (1962) Student Religious Liberals: March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom The American Negro: A History in Biography & Pictures Teacher’s Manual for the American Negro; A History in Biography & Pictures and A Picture History of the American Negro (Mural) by Norman McRae Epic Monograph Harlem of My Childhood The History of the Negro in America The Time is Now Plumas County Fair: Fifth Annual Appaloosa Horse Show The OICO Story: Opportunities Industrialization Center, Inc. The Newark Community School by Eric Mann What Can I Do?

Lyndon B. Johnson, Robert C. Weaver, Joseph P. Lyford, and John Cogley on The Negro as an American Report of the Special Committee for Development of Communication with Negro Colleges and Universities (1970-71) Displacement of Black Teachers in Eleven Southern States by Robert W. Hooker The Hidden Sources of Negro History by C. Vann Woodward (Reprinted from Saturday Review January 18, 1969) Race Riots in the Sixties (Larkins/Shaver) Instructor’s Guide: Race Riots in the Sixties (Larkins/Shaver) Instructor’s Guide: The Police and Black American (Larkins/Shaver) The Afro-American Nation: A Case for Liberation of the Black Belt Uhuru: Vol. 2 No. 1 Uhuru: Vol. 1. No. 12 Uhuru: Vol. 2 No. 2 Bay Area Friends of SNCC: Development of the Mississippi Project Oakland Tribunal: Volume 1, Number 1 (June, 1968) Box 337 F-8 Comparative Minority Education Survey Interviews with European Educational Researchers: 1965 UNESCO—Asia, Arab States, Africa: Education and Progress UNESCO: Report of the Special Committee of the Executive Board of Discrimination in Education Kenya—Endeavour: The magazine of Starehe Boy’s Centre (1959—10th Anniversary Number—1969) Australia: Special Schools Bulletin (Vol. 1, No. 1 February, 1968) Australia: Special Schools Bulletin (Vol. 4, No. 1 February, 1967) Australia: Special Schools Bulletin (Vol. 4, No. 5 October, 1967) Australia: Special Schools Bulletin (Vol. 4, No. 6 December, 1967) Australia: Special Schools Bulletin (Vol. 5, No. 3 June, 1968) Australia: Special Schools Bulletin (Vol. 5, No. 4 August, 1968) Australia: Special Schools Bulletin (Vol. 5, No. 5 October, 1968) Australia: Special Schools Bulletin (Vol. 5, No. 6 December, 1968) School Organisation and Curriculum Notes for the Guidance of Teachers in 1968

Republic of Zambia: Ministry of Education Annual Report, 1966 Canada: The Canada Newstart Program Higher Education and Research in Finland Education in Finland Education in Ireland: Reprinted from the Encyclopaedia of Ireland (Allen Figgis Dublin 1968) Education in Netherland Antilles Swiss Schools Swiss Universities: A Short Guide Private Schools in Switzerland Children’s homes in Switzerland Adult Education in Switzerland Pro Helvetia: Swiss Schools Holiday Courses and Camps in Switzerland jûmûnut atuagak: Håndbog for jordemødre Uddannelsessituationen: i Vestgrønland (I) Uddannelsessituationen: i Vestgrønland (III) Uddannelsessituationen: i Vestgrønland (II) The Ministry of Greenland 1967 (Greenland on the Road to 1970) The Community of Greenland (From Outpost to Town: The Migration Policy in Greenland) Social Values and Personal Attitudes in Primary Human Relations in Niiike by George DeVos A Clever Rabbit/Silly Simone Kata and the Horse/The New Fishing-Net The Savage White Shark/A Hurricane Prince Corbin/The Sleeping Beauty Rata and the Tree/Anatakitaki Cave/A Bad Monster Jack and the Beanstalk/Ata and His Tracks Oral English (Book I) Oral English (Book II) Oral English (Book III) Oral English (Book IV)

Oral English (Book V) Oral English (Book VI) Oral English (Book VII) Oral English (Book VIII) Oral English (Book IX) Oral English (Book X) Oral English (Book XI) What’s in this Box? Father’s Car and Mata’s Cat The Bad Pig Tina and Mata Where’s Maki? Tama’s Goat Tama’s Arm Patu’s Horse The Hungry Goat Chicken-Licken and the Coconut Mele’s Money Tuku and Pita are Playing The Rabbit and the Tortoise Maki’s Paint The Bad Dog Mele’s New Dress Mata’s Clean Dress The Little Elephant Tutu Wants a Bottle of Milk Mata and Tane Going to School The Duck Pita’s Stilts Tama Can Swim The Three Goats and the Giant Tama’s Fish Poko and his Horse

Poko and the Money Tapu and Ana Maki’s and Manu’s Rubbish Basket The Fox and the Goat The Naughty Monkey The Gingerbread Boy Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf The Tar Baby Going to New Zealand Sambo and the Tigers I’m Dancing He’s Hopping I Like Skipping I’m Kimi. I’m a Boy. This is A Boy. That’s A Girl. This is the Door I’m Drawing the Sun Mata’s making a mat; Poko’s sweeping the floor I’m cleaning the blackboard This is Mana’s dog This is Manu. He’s a boy. He’s running. Look at this. This is a pencil. This is a big box. What’s that? It’s a cat. It’s a black cat. Is this a tree? Is that the sun? Look at this. Is this a book? I can see a boy. Can you see a flower? Can you see a pig? Look at Mata. Can she swim? What’s Noku doing? She’s sweeping the floor. Where’s your book, Tama? It’s on the table.

Where’s my book? It’s in the cupboard. I have a piece of bread. The Wreck; The Country Rat Boat Day; The Dry Island The Bad Dog and the Pond; A Flying Eel Pule’s New Bicycle; A Good Little Dog Tua and the Ika Tuputupua; The Old Woman and the Doctor The Big Ice-Creams; Greedy Suna The Ten Silly Men; The Fish and the Crab The Sand of Taranaki; The Clever Bird Box 338 F-8 Comparative Minority Education Survey F-14 Native American Education Research Needed in the Education of Maori Children In The Early World Research into the English Language Difficulties of Maori School Children 1963-1964 Education Statistics of New Zealand Horizons of Unknown Power Maori Education Foundation First Annual Report 1962; Second Annual Report 1963; Third Annual Report 1964; Fourth Annual Report 1965; Fifth Annual Report 1966; Sixth Annual Report 1967; New Zealand Department of Education Annual Report 1967; Report of the Department of Education for the year ended 31 December 1967 1958 UNESCO Issue Rural Education Maori Education Foundation Chairman’s Address to Second Meeting of Board of Trustees 22 August 1962 Maori Education Foundation Chairman’s Address to Inaugural Meeting of Board of Trustees 19 December 1961 Education in New Zealand Polynesian Studies Report of the Commission on Education in New Zealand Why Teach? A Study of Motives for Choosing Teaching as a Career Teaching as a Career Progress in Education: A brief review of Education in Singapore from 1959 to 1965

Teachers’ Training College Singapore Prospectus 1968 Being Lue: Uses and Abuses of Ethnic Identification L’ecole Vient Chez L’ Adulte Educational Developments 1967/8 20 Years of Education Education in Finland att studera i norden Social Revolution: The Education of Minority Groups in Other Countries Through Education: Self Determination (A Bicentennial Goal For American Indians) The Indian Education Act of 1972 The Indian Education Act of 1972 Ya-Nasa Ford Foundation Assistance to Native Americans Western Wire Rural Development Center: Interest, hard money = opportunity for Indian Programs A “Working Paper” Prepared for The National Advisory Council on Indian Education: A Legal Position on Indian Education Coalition of Indian-Controlled School Boards, Inc. (CICSB) July 27, 1973 Coalition of Indian-Controlled School Boards, Inc. (CICSB) November 30, 1972 Coalition of Indian-Controlled School Boards, Inc. (CICSB) August 24, 1973 Coalition of Indian-Controlled School Boards, Inc. (CICSB) July 27, 1973 Inequality in Education: Number Seventeen June 1974 Native American Scholar (April 1972) Native American Scholar (November 1972) American Indian Program: The Sacred Hoop You and Indian Education (Volume One) There’s An Indian In Your Classroom The American Indian Graduate: After High School, What? Indian Education: The Right to be Indian (The Third Annual Report to the Congress of the United States) Washington, D.C. March 1976 25 Years of Self-Determination: A Commemorative History of the California Rural Indian Health Board, Inc. Effective Practices in Indian Education: Administration Monograph Effective Practices in Indian Education: Teacher’s Monograph

Effective Practices in Indian Education: Curriculum Monograph Tribal Consultation Booklet: Bureau of Indian Affairs/Office of Indian Education Programs (January, 1991) Oceanedge: The Journal of Applied Storytelling (No. 3 Spring 1995) Box 339 F-8 Comparative Minority Education Survey F-14 Native American Education California Indian Education: Report of the Third All-Indian Statewide Conference on California Indian Education (Chico State College—1969) Conference on the education of Teachers of California Indians (March 19-21, 1967) A Handbook for Teachers of American Indian Culture: American Indian Songbooks and Recordings Teacher’s Guide for Ress Level Five: Unit on Native North Americans/Renewal by Elizabeth Struthers Malbon Education for Indian Survival as a People: A Goal for the 1980s (June 1980) The Future of Indian People Rests with Their Young (February 1981) Native American Career Education Coalition of Indian Controlled School Boards American Indians and Educational Laboratories Life in the Bush A Day with Johnny Johnny in School Civilizing the Civilized (January 24, 1972) Second Annual Southeastern Native American Bilingual Education Conference Indian Programs: Vol. 2, No. 9 (Summer 1977) The Coalition News (August-September 1978) FIRE!: Forwarding Indian Responsibility in Education American Indians: An Annotated Bibliography of Recommended Resource Materials How to Search ERIC® for American Indian Materials How Communities and American Indian Parents Can Identify and Remove Culturally Biased Books from Schools The Warrior Dropouts by Rosalie H. Wax Schools for the First Americans by John Crow

Educational Change: Why-How-For Whom Introducing the Navaho Community College Human Resource Development Program for Navajos in San Juan County Navajo Life Series: Primer by Hildegard Thompson Navajo New World Readers: The Flag of My Country Navajo New World Readers: Away to School Illness and Epidemics The Education of Indian Children and Youth: Summary Report and Recommendations (December, 1970) Educating the Educators “The American Indian Student in Higher Education (July 12- 30, 1971) Have You Ever Seen A Walrus? An Indian Philosophy of Education Handbook for Indian Education The Indian in American History Idea Exchange Native Americans Answers to your questions about American Indians Answers to your questions about American Indians English as a Second Language and a Technique for Teaching Science Ma-Na-Har Cooperative Community (Handbook 1969) Bhoodan Center of Inquiry (Handbook 1969) Rough Rock Demonstration School (Chinle, Arizona 86503) Annual Report: Rough Rock Demonstration School (1967-1968) The Fifteenth Monthly Report of Rough Rock Demonstration School (September, 1967) Final Report Project No. S-198/Contract No. OE-5-10-127 (November 1966) First Annual Report to the Congress of the United States from the National Advisory Council on Indian Education Indian Education in Arizona: Annual Report (1966-1967) Language in American Indian Education (Winter 1972) English for American Indians (Spring 1971) Indian Education: Supplement Issue—429-S (February 15, 1966) Fiscal Year Statistics Concerning Indian Education (1963) CICSB Newsletter (November 1974)

The SWCEL Newsletter: Vol. 2, No. 2 (August 1967) The SWCEL Newsletter: Vol. II, No 3 (November, 1967) The SWCEL Newsletter: Vol. III, No. 1 (February, 1968) The SWCEL Newsletter: Vol. III, No. 1 (February, 1968) The Red Wind Elementary School Progress Report (January 1977)

Box 340 F-14 Native American Education Education Dialogue: A Forum for Indian Education Personnel (December, 1969) Inequality in Education (Number Seven) Inequality in Education (Number Seven) Inequality in Education (Number Eight) Inequality in Education (Number Ten) Project MEDIA Bulletin (April 1974) Project MEDIA Bulletin (February 1974) Project MEDIA Bulletin (November 1973) National Indian Education Association: Vol. IV No. 2 (October 1974) National Indian Education Association: Vol. III No. 4 (September 1973) National Indian Education Association: Vol. III No. 1 (September 1972) Native Americans in Higher Education: Volume 1 Number 0 (November 3, 1972) American Indian Higher Education Consortium: Volume 1, Number 2 (Summer, 1974) American Indian Higher Education Consortium: Volume 1, Number 1 (Spring, 1974) Together We Show The Way: Volume I, No. 14 (October 13, 1966) Together We Show The Way: Volume I, No. 14 (October 13, 1966) Together We Show The Way: Volume I, No. 15 (October 20, 1966) Together We Show The Way: Volume I, No. 15 (October 20, 1966) Together We Show The Way: Volume I, No. 15 (October 20, 1966) Together We Show The Way: Volume I, No. 17 (November 3, 1966) Rough Rock: Volume I, No. 34 (April 27, 1967) Rough Rock: Volume I, No. 38 (May 25, 1967) Rough Rock: Volume I, No. 38 (May 25, 1967) Rough Rock: Volume I, No. 39 (June 1, 1967) Rough Rock: Volume I, No. 39 (June 1, 1967)

Rough Rock: Volume I, No. 39 (June 1, 1967) Rough Rock: Volume I, No. 39 (June 1, 1967) Rough Rock: Volume I, No. 39 (June 1, 1967) Rough Rock: Volume I, No. 39 (June 1, 1967) Rough Rock: Volume I, No. 39 (June 1, 1967) Rough Rock: Volume I, No. 39 (June 1, 1967) Rough Rock: Volume I, No. 39 (June 1, 1967) Rough Rock: Volume I, No. 39 (June 1, 1967) Rough Rock: Volume I, No. 29 (January 19, 1967) Indian Education Program: Volume I. No. 4 (January 23, 1978) Ah Chi Mo Win: Volume I Issue 3 (January 1974) The Fifth Annual Report to the United States Congress: National Advisory Council On Indian Education (June 1978) First Annual Report to the Congress of the United States from the National Advisory Council on Indian Education (Part 1 of 2 parts March 1974) Kontrast: Informationen Für Lehrer, Eltern Und Erzieher (15. Nov. 1977) Scholarships for American Indians (1972) Social Education: Vol. 36. No. 5 (May 1972) American Indian Adult Educational Resources Handbook American Indian Adult Educational Resources Handbook Native-Americans In Higher Education: Native American Testimony on the Master Plan for Higher Education (March 1973) Elementary Education in the Northwest Territories: A Handbook for Curriculum Development The American Indian High School Dropout: The Magnitude of the Problem American Indian Education: A Selected Bibliography Conference: Proposed Congressional Legislation Affecting American Indians (February 17, 1967) Research and Evaluation Report Series No. 20-A (June 15, 1973) Special Education Problems of Adult Indians Region IX American Indian Council Proposal (Request for 1 Year Funding) Indian Opportunities: A Summary of Indian Participation in OEO Programs National Indian Training Center

A “Working Paper” Prepared for The National Advisory Council on Indian Education: A Legal Position Paper on Indian Education (July 10, 1979) A Report on Federal Funds for Indian Children in Public School Districts The Function of Ritual and Sacred Symbolism in Acculturation and Pluralism With Special Reference to Mayo Indian Ceremonialism Indian Educational Needs: Upper Midwest Regional Educational Laboratory Conference on Indian Education (February 8, 9, 1967) Recommendations to a Senate Investigating Committee on Education of Indians Comprehensive Renovation of the Education Program The Twentieth Monthly Report on Rough Rock Demonstration School (February, 1968) The Twenty-First Monthly Report of Rough Rock Demonstration School (March, 1968) The Twenty-Fifth Monthly Report of Rough Rock Demonstration School (July, 1968) Box 341 F-15 Native American Organizations and Their Publications F-17 General Native Affairs Data -- by years F-19 Native Americans -- General Topics and U.S. Tribes A National Sacrifice Area Declaration of Independence and Constitution of the United Indian Confederation of the United States of America Prospectus Abstract: Agribusiness and Recreational Management Training Center Justice for Sid Welsh Leonard Peltier Convicted New Directions in Native Affairs: A Position Paper from The Malibu Meeting Dennis Banks: A Short History and Update Proposal for Seminar on Advanced Organizational Development (May, 1973) Free All Custer S.D. Victims Free All Custer S.D. Victims Declaration of Continuing Independence by the First International Indian Treaty Council Legislative Review: Vol. 1 No. 1 Indian Legal Information Development Service: Special Supplement Legislative Review: Vol. 1 No. 2 (Oct. 1971) Legislative Review: Vol. 1 No. 3 (Nov. 1971)

Legislative Review: Vol. 1 No. 4 (Dec. 1971) Legislative Review: Vol. 1 No. 5 (Jan.-Feb. 1972) Legislative Review: Vol. 1 No. 6 (Mar. 1972) Legislative Review: Vol. 1 No. 7 (April 1972) Legislative Review: Vol. 1 No. 8 (May 1972) Legislative Review: Vol. 1 No. 9 (June 1972) Legislative Review: Vol. 1 No. 10 (July 1972) Legislative Review: Vol. 1 No. 11 (August 1972) Legislative Review: Vol. 1 No. 12 (Sept.-Oct. 1972) Legislative Review: Vol. 2, No. 1 (November 1972) Legislative Review: Vol. 2, No. 3 (February, 1973) Legislative Review: Vol. 2, No. 4 (March, 1973) Legislative Review: Vol. 2 No. 5 (April 1973) Legislative Review: Vol. 2, No. 6 Legislative Review: Vol. 2, No. 7 Legislative Review: Vol. 2, No. 8 Legislative Review: Vol. 2, No. 9 Legislative Review: Vol. 2, No. 10 Legislative Review: Vol. 2, No. 11 Legislative Review: Vol. 2, No. 12 Legislative Review: Vol. 3, No. 2 Legislative Review: Vol. 3, No. 3 Legislative Review: Vol. 3, No. 5 Legislative Review: Vol. 3, No. 4 Legislative Review: Vol. 3, No. 7 Legislative Review: Vol. 3, No. 6 Declaration of Continuing Independence by the First International Indian Treaty Council at Standing Rock Sioux Indian Country The Spirit They Live In Omnibus Bill: The Indian Resources Development Act of 1967 Indians in Revolt by Frye Gaillard (1970) The Black Mesa Crisis: A Report Prepared by the Committee for Traditional Indian Land and Life (October, 1970)

Indians Demand Bureau Reform by Frye Gaillard (1971) Inter-Agency Staff Study Report: Federal Field Organization for Indian Programs American Indians Today: Answers to Your Questions (Third Edition 1991) Rethinking Columbus: Teaching About the 500th Anniversary of Columbus’s Arrival in America Native Wisdom for the 21st Century Preliminary Inventories: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (Volume I) Preliminary Inventories: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (Volume II) New Mexico State University: American Indian Education A Selected Bibliography (Supplement No. 1 October 1970) American Indians: A Selective Guide to the Resources of the UCSB Library Staff Memorandum: Constitutional Status of American Indians (March 1973) Subject Report: American Indians The Indian Health Program of the U.S. Public Health Service (1963) Indian Poverty and Indian Health (March 1964) Indian Land Areas How Native Americans Can Acquire Excess and Surplus Federal Property Pilgrim!—Go Home! Katunob Official Newsletter of the Association of American Indian Physicians: Vol. 3, No. 2 (April 1975) United States Department of the Interior: Bureau of Indian Affairs For Sale Indian Land 47¢ Per Acre Lawyers on the Reservation: Some Implications for the Legal Profession by Monroe E. Price Criminal or Victim? Indian Law Reporter: A Comprehensive Monthly Report on Developments in Indian Law (Vol. 1, No. 1) A Candid Look at Modern Indian History in the Making Indian World Indians around Gualala Psycho-Physiological Problems of the Indians of New Mexico Learning A Second Language by Joe S. Sando

That Day at Wounded Knee by Lucille Hart Ethnic Studies on the University of California, Davis Campus, 1969-1973: A Status Report A Report On Ethnic Studies at U.C. Davis, 1969-1973 Proposed Program Outline: Native American Ethnic Studies (Sacramento State College) Educational Opportunities for American Indians at University of California, Los Angeles (February, 1970) Proposal for College of American Indian Studies in California (December 1968) Supplementary Education for Indians Living in Rural and Reservation Areas A Survey of American Indian Related Courses in California Colleges and Universities Proposal to the Regents of the University of California for a Special Indian Program (April 30, 1969) American Indian Culture Program Proposal for an Institute in American Indian Studies American Indian Ownership of the University of California: A Proclamation The First National Conference on Native American Studies Native American Studies (University of California at Berkeley) Native American Studies Division (1974-75) Native American Studies Program (June, 1974) Native American Studies Program (California State University, Hayward) University of Manitoba Anthropology Papers Native American Studies: Catalog (Winter 1971) NAS Recruitment Program for American Indian Students (U.C.B.) Native American Studies: University of California, Berkeley (1972-1973) Institute in American Indian Studies (June 24-August 2, 1968) Native American Studies Program: The Indian College Student in California (1967- 1972) The Native American Studies Program Native American Career Education in Natural Resources Program Why Should an Indian Student Come to Humboldt State University Native American Studies (Sacramento State College) University of Manitoba Anthropology Papers (February 1974) Community: Washington State University (March 4, Number 8, 1971) Native American and Chicano Studies: A Course Outline (Summer 1972)

Visions 1969 Biographical Sketches of Vista Trainees Group VI to Serve on Indian Reservations (February 22, 1966 to April 5, 1966) Pacific Northwest Indian Center Richard M. Nixon: “The American Indian” Answers to Questions about the American Indian Answers to Questions about the American Indians The War against Poverty—The American Indian American Indians and the American Society An Explanation of Termination Answers to Your Questions on American Indians Questions and Answers about Indian Allotments on Public Lands The Navajo

Box 342 F-19 Native Americans -- General Topics and U.S. Tribes (unless otherwise is indicated) Living Traditions: A Museum Guide for the Indian People of California (Volume 3) Bibliography: Indians if Southern California We Can Control Our Own Destiny: How the Hoopa Valley Tribe Can Plan to Govern Itself A Proposal to Conduct a Cultural Resources Survey of the Native American Historic Resources in California California American Indian Directory by the Native American Health Center Pit River: Chapter 1 A Report on the Significance of Certain Properties Associated with Traditional Ideological Beliefs and Practices of Northwestern California Indians (1975) Fondslijst & Aanbieding (1985/86) Indian Directory (Second Edition 1973) Eastern Cherokee Applications of the U.S. Court of Claims (1906-1909) Enrollment Cards for the Five Civilized Tribes (1898-1914) Records Relating to Enrollment of Eastern Cherokee by Guion Miller, 1908-1910 Technical Assistance Grant Project 99-06-09657 (FINAL REPORT)

O’odham I:waki: Wild Greens of the Desert People A Native American Challenge Papago Plows and Tools: Where to Buy or Repair Traditional Farm Equipment in the Arizona-Sonora Borderlands La Purisima: State Historical Monument State Indian Museum Casa Grande National Monument: Arizona Native American Philosophy: Native American Studies H.S.U. by Bobby Lake Native American Philosophy: Native American Studies H.S.U. by Bobby Lake The American Indian Family: Strengths and Stresses Supportive Care Custody Placement and Adoption of American Indian Children Ute Indians: Before and After White Contact by Omer C. Stewart (Vol. 34, No. 1 Winter, 1966) The Gallup New Mexico Independent: Number 104 Volume 84 (Tuesday, May 8, 1973) The Gallup New Mexico Independent: Number 159 Volume 81 (Wednesday, July 8, 1970) The Gallup New Mexico Independent: Number 153 Volume 81 (Tuesday, June 30, 1970) The Gallup New Mexico Independent: Number 160 Volume 81 (Thursday, July 9, 1970) The Gallup New Mexico Independent: Number 120 Volume 81 (Thursday, May 21, 1970) The Gallup New Mexico Independent: Number 108 Volume 81 (Thursday, May 7, 1970) The Gallup New Mexico Independent: Number 154 Volume 81 (Wednesday, July 1, 1970) The Gallup New Mexico Independent: Number 184 Volume 81 (Thursday, August 6, 1970) The Gallup New Mexico Independent: Number 119 Volume 81 (Wednesday, May 20, 1970) The Gallup New Mexico Independent: Number 212 Volume 82 (Thursday, September 9, 1971) Indian Affairs: Number 108 (February 1985)

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The Indian Reporter: Vol. 4, No. 6 (November-December 1967) The Indian Reporter: Vol. 4, No. 7 (December 1967) The Indian Reporter: Vol. 5, No. 1 (January-February 1968) The Indian Reporter: Vol. 5, No. 2 (March-April 1968) The Indian Reporter: Vol. 5, No. 3 (May-June 1968) The Indian Reporter: Vol. 5, No. 4 (July-August 1968) The Indian Reporter: Vol. 5, No. 5 (September-October 1968) The Indian Reporter: Vol. 5, No. 6 (November-December 1968) The Indian Reporter: Vol. 6, No. 1 (January-February 1969) The Indian Reporter: Vol. 6, No. 2 (March-April 1969) Indian Rights Human Rights: Vol. 3, No. 1 (Spring 1995) Indian Rights Human Rights: Vol. 2, No. 4 (Fall/Winter 1994) Indian Rights Human Rights: Vol. 1. No. 1 (Autumn 1992) Indian Rights Human Rights: Vol. 5, No. 1 (Spring 1998) Indian Rights Human Rights: Vol. 4, No. 1 (Spring 1997) Indian Rights Human Rights: Vol. 1, No. 2 (Winter 1993) Indian Times: Vol. 8, No. 2 (Winter 1999) Indian Times: Vol. 8, No. 3 (Spring 1999) Indian Times: Vol. 8, No. 3 (Spring 1999) Indian Times: Vol. 5, No. 1 (Fall 1995) Indian Times: Vol. 5, No. 2 (Winter 1996) Indian Travel Newsletter: Vol. 4, No. 1 (Spring 1975) Indian Truth: No. 207 (March 1972) Indian Truth: No. 208 (June 1972) Indian Truth: No. 208 (June 1972) Indian Viewpoint: Vol. III, No. IV (May 1975) Indian Viewpoint: Vol. III, No. V (June 1975) Indian Viewpoint: Vol. III, No. VI (July-August 1975) Indian Viewpoint: Vol. 2, No. 7 (July 1974) Indian Viewpoint: Vol. 2, No. 9 (September 1974) Indian Viewpoint: Vol. 2, No. 12 (December 1974) Indian Viewpoint: Vol. III, No. 1 (January 1975) Indian Viewpoint: Vol. III, No. 2 (February 1975)

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Inter-Tribal Council Communicator of California, Inc.: Vol. 3, No. 5 (November/December 1992) Inter-Tribal Council Communicator of California, Inc.: Vol. 3, No. 2 (April/May 1992) Inter-Tribal Council Communicator of California, Inc.: Vol. 2, No. 1 (February/March 1991) Inter-Tribal Council Communicator of California, Inc.: Vol. 1, No. 5 (December 1990/January 1991) Inter-Tribal Council Communicator of California, Inc.: Vol. 2, No. 2 (April 1991/May 1991) ITCC Tribal Spokesman: Vol. 1, No. 1 (November/December 1993) ITCC Tribal Spokesman: Vol. 1, No. 2 (Spring 1994) ITCC Tribal Spokesman: Vol. 2, No. 1 (Winter 1995) ITCC Tribal Spokesman: Vol. 1, No. 4 (Fall 1994) ITCC Tribal Spokesman: Vol. 1, No. 3 (Summer 1994) Kainai News: Vol. V, No. 16 (October 15, 1972) Kainai News: Vol. IV, No. 17 (October 15, 1971) Kainai News: Vol. V, No. 16 (October 15, 1972) Kainai News: Vol. IV, No. 17 (October 15, 1971) Kainai News: Vol. V, No. 23 (February 28, 1973) Kainai News: Vol. V, No. 16 (October 15, 1972) Kainai News: Vol. IV, No. 17 (October 15, 1971) Kainai News: Vol. V, No. 23 (February 28, 1973) Indian News Media (November 9, 1973) Kainai News: Vol. II, No. 4 (May 20, 1969) Kainai News: Vol. III, No. 8 (November 15, 1970) Kainai News: Vol. II, No. 11 (February 15, 1970) Kainai News: Vol. II, No. 11 (February 15, 1970) Kainai News: Vol. III, No. 8 (November 15, 1970) Kainai News: Vol. III, No. 8 (November 15, 1970) Kainai News: Vol. III, No. 9 (November 30, 1970) Kainai News: Vol. III, No. 10 (December 15, 1970) Kainai News: Vol. IV, No. 2 (February 27, 1971) Kainai News: Vol. II, No. 5 (August 15, 1970)

Kainai News: Vol. II, No. 3 (June 15, 1970) Kainai News: Vol. II, No. 5 (August 15, 1970) Kainai News: Vol. II, No. 7 (October 15, 1970) Kee Yoks: A Monthly Publication of the Swinomish Tribal Community Action Program Kerry Richardson’s Journal 1 (June 1982) Koi-Wa: Vol. 1, No. 3 (January 1978) Koi-Wa: Vol. 1, No. 2 (December 1977) Koi-Wa: Vol. 1, No. 1 (November 1977) Koi-Wa: Vol. 1, No. 4 (February 1978) Kyi-Yo News Kyi-Yo News: Newsletter Volume 4 Legislative Review: Vol. 3, No. 10 Legislative Review: Vol. 3, No. 8 Legislative Review: Vol. 3, No. 9 Legislative Review: Vol. 3, No. 11 Legislative Review: Vol. 2, No. 3 (February 1973) United Indian Health Services Inc.: Vol. II (July Issue 1974) Local Indians for Education, Inc. (September 4) “The Longest Walk” Newsletter: Vol. I, No. I (February 1978) Many Voices: American Indian Students Journal Message Amérindien International Message Amérindien International Messenger (Winter 1994) Messenger (Summer 1996) Messenger (Winter 1996) Messenger (Fall 1994) Messenger (Spring 1997) Messenger (Spring 1995) Messenger (Spring 1996) Messenger (Spring 1998) Messenger (Fall 1991) Messenger (Spring/Summer 1992) Messenger (January 1998)

Messenger (September 1997) Messenger (October 1998) Messenger (Spring 1994) Messenger (Spring 1995) Messenger (Fall 1994) Messenger (Fall/Winter 1992) Drumbeat Drumbeat: Vol. 1, No. 2 Drumbeat Drumbeats: Vol. 5, No. 4 (Spring) Drumbeats: Vol. 6, No. 4 (December 15, 1972) Drumbeats: Vol. 6, No. 8 (May 25, 1973) Drumbeats: Vol. 6, No. 7 (March 30, 1973) Drumbeats: Vol. 6, No. 1 (September 29, 1972) Drumbeats: Vol. 6, No. 2 (October 27, 1972) Drumbeats: Vol. 7, No. 1 (September 28, 1973) Drumbeats: Vol. 6, No. 5 (January 26, 1973) Drumbeats: Vol. 6, No. 3 (November 24, 1972) Drumbeats: Vol. 7, No. 2 Drumbeats: Vol. 5, No. 3 (March 24, 1972) Drumbeats: Vol. 6, No. 6 (February 28, 1973) Drumbeats: Vol. 6, No. 4 (December 15, 1972) Drumbeat of the Bay Area: Vol. 1, No. 1 (January 1977) Dsuq’Wub’Siatsub (June 1992) National Coalition to Support Indian Treaties News (September/October 1982) National Coalition to Support Indian Treaties News (March/April 1982) National Coalition to Support Indian Treaties News (May/June 1982) National Coalition to Support Indian Treaties News (April 1980) National Coalition to Support Indian Treaties News (August 1980) National Coalition to Support Indian Treaties News (August 1979) The Eagle: Vol. 7, No. 4 Eagle Eye: Vol. 1, No. 1 (April 1975) Eagle Eye

Eagle Lodge Halfway House Newsletter of Eagle Lodge Rehabilitation Center (December 1972) Newsletter of Eagle Lodge Rehabilitation Center (January 1973) Eagle Lodge, Inc.: American Indian Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program Eagle Lodge Newsletter Davis Indian Affairs: No. 6 (January 23, 1973) Davis Indian Affairs: Vol. 1, No. 4 (April 4, 1972) Daybreak (Autumn 1993) Daybreak: Vol. 4, No. 4 Daybreak: Summer 1993 Daybreak: Vol. 1, Issue 1 (Autumn 1987) Daybreak: Vol. 3, No. 1 (Winter 1989) Daybreak: Vol. 2, Issue 3 (Summer 1988) Daybreak: Vol. 3, No. 2 (Spring 1989) Daybreak: Vol. 5, No. 1 Daybreak: Vol. 4, No. 2 Daybreak (Spring 1993) Daybreak: Vol. 4, No. 3 Daybreak (Winter 1994) Daybreak (Summer 1993) De Kiva (May-June 1986) De Kiva (September-October 1986) De Kiva (March-April 1986) De Kiva (March/April 1985) De Kiva (September-October 1985) De Kiva (November-December 1985) De Kiva (May/June 1985) De Kiva (July/August 1985) De Kiva (November-December 1984) De Kiva (July-August 1984) Detroit Indian Center Distant Visions: Vol. II, No. 3 (Block 2, 1977-78) Distant Visions: Vol. II, No. 3 (Block 2, 1977-78)

Distant Visions: Vol. III, No. 2 (Fall Quarter, Block 1) Distant Visions: Vol. III, No. 1 (Fall Quarter, 1978) Distant Visions: Vol. II, No. 6 (Block 3, 1977-78) DNA Newsletter: Vol. VII, No. VI (November 1974) The DLA Financial: An American Indian Financial Journal Box 344 F-7 Native American Law and Legal Issues F-21 Native American Periodicals and Newsletters Elder Voices (Winter 1997) Elder Voices (Summer 1994) English for American Indians (Spring 1970) Esquao: Vol. 4, Issue 1 (September 1998) The Exchange: Vol. 4, No. 2 (Winter 1979-Spring 1980) Explore Indian Country: Section B (Mid May 1999) Explore Indian Country: Section B (Mid January 1999( Eyapaha (March/May 1999) Eyapaha (January/February 1997) Eyapaha (July/August 1997) Eyapaha (May/June 1996) Eyapaha (September/November 1998) Eyapaha (September/November 1997) Eyapaha (December 1997-February 1998) Eyapaha (May/June 1997) Eyapaha (June/August 1999) Eyapaha (December/February 1998-1999) First American Media Experience: Vol. II, No. 1 (Spring 1978) The First People: Vol. 1, No. 4 (April 1973) The First People: Vol. 1, No. 1 (May 1972) Four Arrows Fourth World Bulletin: Vol. 3, No. 1 (December 1993) Fourth World Bulletin: Vol. 6 (Summer 1998) Fourth World Bulletin: Vol. 3, No. 2 (April 1994) Free All Custer S.D. Victims

Freedom Notes: Vol. 1, No. 4 (July 1985) Freedom Notes: Vol. 1, No. 5 (October 1985) Freedom Notes (December 1984) Freedom Notes: Vol. 1, No. 3 (April 1985) Freedom Notes: Vol. 1, No. 2 (February 1985) Golden Lance: No. 4 (August, September, and October) Golden Lance: No. 2 Golden Lance: No. 5 Guts and Tripe: Vol. I, No. III (Idle Moon, 1972) Great Plains Observer (June 1971) Great Plains Observer (February 1972) HANE Iliini: Vol. 1, No. 6 (Wednesday, May 21, 1969) Indian Rights Human Rights: Vol. 1, No. 4 (Summer 1993) Indian Rights Human Rights: Vol. 2, No. 3 (Spring/Summer 1994) Indian Rights Human Rights: Vol. 4, No. 2 (Summer 1997) Indian Rights Human Rights: Vol. 2, No. 2 (Winter 1994) Indian Rights Human Rights: Vol. 1, No. 3 (Spring 1993) Indian Rights Human Rights: Vol. 2, No. 1 (Autumn 1993) Indian Rights Human Rights: Vol. 6, No. 1 (Winter 1999) NARF Visions (Summer/Fall 1995) Indian Law Resource Center: Annual Report (1989) Indian Law Resource Center: Annual Report (1993) Indian Law Resource Center: Annual Report (1997) Indian Law Resource Center: Annual Report (1990) Indian Law Resource Center: Annual Report (1992) Indian Law Resource Center: Annual Report (1995) United States of America vs. Mary Dann and Carrie Dann United States of America vs. Mary Dann and Carrie Dann Fettered Sovereignty: Cases and Materials on American Indian Legal Problems: Chapters IV and V (December 1970) Law and the Native Americans: Law 295 by Peter J. Aschenbrenner and D. Rebecca Snow American Indian Civil Rights Handbook (March 1972)

Supportive Care Custody Placement and Adoption of American Indian Children United States Code Annotated: Title 25 Indians Indian Law Back Up Center CSA Legal Services (October 31, 1975) Indian Law Back Up Center CSA Legal Services (March 26, 1976) Indian Law Back Up Center CSA Legal Services (August 22, 1975) Indian Law Back Up Center CSA Legal Services (October 14, 1975) Indian Law Back Up Center CSA Legal Services (September 9, 1975) Indian Law Back Up Center CSA Legal Services (December 17, 1975) Dine’ Da-Ho-Ahai United States Code Annotated (For Use in 1976) The Identification and Description of Exemplary Bilingual Education Programs (August 1975) Aprendemos En Dos Idiomas Project Aedi St. John Valley Bilingual Education Project Bilingual Education Program of the Alice Independent School District Bilingual Education Program American Institutes for Research: Progress Report Number 14 (September 12, 1975)

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Native California Indian Newsletter Sacramento

The Native California Indian Newsletter Vol. 1 No. 2; July 1978

The Native California Indian Newsletter Vol. 1 No. 3; February 1979

News Drum San Francisco American Indian Center

News Drum Vol. 2 No. 1 Feb-Mar 1981

News Drum Vol. 2 No. 2 June-July 1981

Newsletter Indian Center of San Jose, Inc. San Jose, CA

Newsletter Indian Center of San Jose, Inc.; July 1979

Newsletter; January 1980

Poekan Covelo, CA: Round Valley Cultural Project

Poekan Vol. 1 No. 5; April 1976

Poekan Vol. 1 No. 2; October 1975

Redwood Review Tsununu Shinal, CA: Reservation School

Redwood Review Vol. 1 No. 1; January 1968

Smoke Signals Santa Clara, CA

Smoke Signals Vol. 1 No. 5; July 1970

Society for California Archaeology Newsletter Vol. 5 No. 1; April 1971

Society for California Archaeology Newsletter Vol. 4 No. 5; December 1970

Society for California Archaeology Newsletter Vol. 5 No. 2; June 1971

Society for California Archaeology Newsletter Vol. 4 No. 6; February 1971

Society for California Archaeology Newsletter Vol. 7 No. 4, 5; October 1973

Society for California Archaeology Newsletter Vol. 7 No. 3; June 1973

Society for California Archaeology Newsletter Vol. 4 No. 4; October 1970

The Newsletter; Vol. 4 No. 2 & 3; June-August 1970

The Newsletter Vol. 4 No. 1; n. d.

Take Ten: An Indian Newsletter Indian Center, San Diego, California

Take Ten Vol. 1 No. 6; May 1973

Take Ten Vol. 1 No. 5; April 1973

Take Ten Vol. 1 No. 8; August 1973

Take Ten Vol. 1 No. 7; July 1973

Take Ten Vol. 1 No. 9; September 1973

Take Ten Vol. 1 No. 10; December 1973

Take Ten Vol. 2 No. ?; February 1974

Take Ten Vol. 2 No. 2; April 1974

Take Ten Vol. 2 No. 3; July 1974

Take Ten Vol. 3 No. 1; March-April 1975

Take Ten Vol. 2 No. 4; August 1974

Take Ten Vol. 2 No. ?; November 1974

Take Ten Vol. 2 No.?; November 1974

Take Ten Vol. 2 No. 5; September/October 1974

Take Ten Vol. 2 No. 7; December 1974-January 1975

Take Ten Vol. 3 No. 3; June/July 1975

Take Ten Vol. 3 No. 5; September/October 1975

Take Ten Vol. 4 No. 2; March/April 1976

Take Ten Vol. 4 No. 5; November/December 1976

Take Ten Vol. 4 No. ?; September/October 1976

Take Ten Vol. 5 No. 1; December 1976/January 1977

Take Ten Vol. 5 No. 2; January/February 1977

Take Ten: An Indian Newsletter Indian Center, San Diego

Take Ten Vol. 6 No. 1; June 1977

Take Ten Vol. 6 No. 2; July 18, 1977

Take Ten Vol. 6 No. 3; October 1977

Take Ten Vol. 6 No. 1; January/February 1978

Take Ten Vol. 6 No. 2; March/April

Take Ten Vol. 6 No. 3; June/July

Talking Leaves Los Angeles: Indian Center

Talking Leaf Vol. 1; March-April 1972

Talking Leaf Vol. 1; May-June 1972

Talking Leaf Vol. 1; July, August, September 1972

Talking Leaf Vol. 1; October-November 1972

Talking Leaf Vol. 2 No. 1; 1973

Talking Leaf Vol. 2 No. 2; 1973

Talking Leaf Vol. 2 No. 3; August 1973

Talking Leaf Vol. 2 No. 5; October-November 1973

Talking Leaf Vol. 38 No. 6; November 1973

Talking Leaf Vol. 38 No. 7; January/February 1974

Talking Leaves Los Angeles: Indian Center

Talking Leaf Vol. 2 No. 4; September 1973

Talking Leaf Vol. 39 No. 1; February

Talking Leaf Vol. 39 No. 2; March 1974

Talking Leaf Vol. 39 No. 3; April 1974

Talking Leaf Vol. 39 No. 4; May 1974

Talking Leaf Vol. 39 No. 5; June 1974

Talking Leaf Vol. 39 No. 6; July 1974

Talking Leaf Vol. 39 No. 9; October 1974

Talking Leaf Vol. 40 No. 1; December/January 1975

Talking Leaf Vol. 40 No. 2; February/March 1975

Talking Leaf Vol. 40 No. 3; April 1975

Talking Leaf Special Edition; February 1975

Antelope Indian Circle

Antelope Indian Circle Archives; May, June, July 1973

Antelope Indian Circle

Antelope Indian Circle Indian Archives Vol. 2 No. 2; April 1969

Antelope Indian Circle Indian Archives Vol. 2 No. 8 July

Antelope Indian Circle Indian Archives Vol. 2 No. 8; August 1976

Argus

Argus Vol. 2 No. 41; November 9-November 15, 1977

Arizona Native Scene

Arizona Native Scene Vol. 2 No. 1; January 24, February 20

ASAIL Notes

ASAIL Notes; October 1985

ASAIL Notes; May 1987

Association of American Indian Physicians Official Newsletter

Official Newsletter of the Association of American Indian Physicians Vol. 1 No. 1; November 1972

Official Newsletter of the Association of American Indian Physicians Vol. 3 No. 2; April 1975

Official Newsletter of the Association of American Indian Physicians Vol. 3 No. 3; September 1975

Official Newsletter of the Association of American Indian Physicians Vol. 4 No. 4; July 1978

Association of American Indian Physicians Newsletter Vol. 27 No. 3; November 1998

Association of American Indian Physicians Newsletter Vol. 27 No. 1; February 1998

Association of American Indian Physicians Newsletter Vol. 25 No. 4; January 1995

Association of American Indian Physicians Newsletter Special Edition; November 1997

Association of American Indian Physicians Newsletter Special Edition; November 1996

Attan-Akamik

Attan-Akamik Vol. 1 No. 4; n. d.

Attan-Akamik Vol. 1 No. 5; n. d.

Attan-Akamik Vol. 1 No. 6; n. d.

Attan-Akamik Vol. 2 No. 1; n. d.

Attan-Akamik Vol. 3 No. 7; n. d.

Attan-Akamik Vol. 3 No. 8; 1986

Official Newsletter of the Association of American Indian Physicians Norman, Okla.

Official Newsletter of the Association of American Indian Physicians Vol. 4 No. 7; July 1978

Official Newsletter of the Association of American Indian Physicians Vol. 3 No. 4; November 1976

Official Newsletter of the Association of American Indian Physicians Vol. 4 No. 1; July 1977

Official Newsletter of the Association of American Indian Physicians Vol. 4 No. 2; November 1977

Atascadero Intertribal Messenger

Atascadero Intertribal Messenger 1st Edition; August

Athabaskan News Fairbanks, Alaska

Athabaskan News Vol. 5 No. 1; May 1985

Back to the Blanket

Back to the Blanket Vol. 7 No. 1; January 1999 & Vol. 7 No. 2; February 1999

Back to the Blanket Vol. 5 No. 8; August 1997

Bay Area Smoke Signals

Bay Area Smoke Signals 6th Edition; n. d.

Bear Tribe Catalog

Bear Tribe Catalog; June 1985

Big Mountain News

Big Mountain News; Spring 1986

Birdsfoot’s Track

Birdsfoot’s Tracks Vol. 1 No. 1; October 1975

Black Hills Paha Sapa Report

Black Hills Paha Sapa Report Vol. 1 No. 7; May-June 1980

Black Hills Paha Sapa Report Vol. 1 No. 2; August 1979

Black Hills Paha Sapa Report Vol. 1 No. 4; February 1980

Black Hills Paha Sapa Report Vol. 1 No. 4; August-September 1971

Black Hills Paha Sapa Report Vol. 3 No. 1; March-April 1982

Browning Sentinel

Browning Sentinel Vol. 2 No. 9; October 1970

Browning Sentinel Vol. 2 No. 8; August-September 1970

Bulletin Amerique Indienne Paris

Bulletin Amerique Indienne Vol. 5 No. 16; June 1982

Bulletin Amerique Indienne Vol. 6 No. 21; November 1982

Bulletin Amerique Indienne Vol. 6 No. 16; June 1982

Bulletin Amerique Indienne Vol. 5 No. 16; June 1982

Bulletin Amerique Indienne Vol. 5 No. 15; May 1982

Business Alert First Nations Financial Project

First Nations Financial project Business Alert Vol. 3 No. 3; Fall 1988

California Indian Basketweavers Association

California Indian Basketweavers Association Newsletter #9; December 1994

California Indian Days

California Indian Days 3rd Annual; September 28-30

California Indian Manpower Consortium, Inc.

California Indian Manpower Consortium, Inc. 9th Annual Meeting; November 7, 1987

California Professional Chapter Newsletter

California Professional Chapter Newsletter Vol. 2.1; Winter 1996

Center for Ethnic & Women’s Studies Newsletter

Center for Ethnic & Women’s Studies Newsletter; Spring Semester, 1989

AILSA News

AILSA News Vol. 1 No. 1; December 1975

AISG Newsletter American Indian Specialty Group

American Indian Specialty Group (AISG) Newsletter Vol. 2 No. 3; Summer 1994

AIMS News American Indian Movement

American Indian Movement (AIM) News n. d.

Alpine Beacon

Alpine Beacon Vol. 8 No. 8; Thursday, June 4, 1970

American Indian Cultural Group Newsletter

American Indian Cultural Group Newsletter; May 1972

American Indian Cultural Group Newsletter; March 1971

American Indian Cultural Group Newsletter; June 1972

American Indian Cultural Group Newsletter; May 1971

The American Indian Cultural Group Presents 4th Annual Walter Lasley Day Pow Wow; June 6, 1971

American Indian Cultural Group Newsletter; June 1971

American Indian Cultural Group Newsletter; August 1972

American Indian Cultural Group Newsletter; March 1972

American Indian Cultural Group Newsletter; April 30, 1971

American Indian Cultural Group Newsletter; April 1972

American Indian Cultural Group Newsletter

American Indian Cultural Group Newsletter; March 1972

American Indian Cultural Group Newsletter; April 1972

American Indian Cultural Group Newsletter; June 1972

American Indian Cultural Croup Newsletter; September 1972

American Indian Information Service

American Indian Information Service Vol. 1 No. 2; Jan-Feb 1989

American Indian National Bank Newsletter

American Indian National Bank Newsletter No. 8 November 1975

American Indian National Bank Newsletter No. 8; November 1975

American Indian Policy Review Commission Newsletter

American Indian Policy Review Commission; May 1976

American Indian Review

American Indian Review No. 14; n. d.

American Indian Review No. 15; n. d.

American Indian Science & Engineering Society Annual Report

American Indian & Engineering Society Annual Report; 1987

The American Indian Times

The American Indian Times Vol. 1 No. 1; Summer/Fall

American Indians Unlimited Newsletter

American Indians Unlimited Newsletter Vol. 2 No. 1; January 1972

American Indians Unlimited Newsletter Vol. 2 No. 2; March 1972

American Indians Unlimited Newsletter Vol. 2 No. 3; April 1972

American Indians Unlimited, Inc. Newsletter Supplement; February 1972

Amerrikua!

Amerrikua! Vol. 9 No. 2; Fall 1991/Winter 1992

Cherokee Examiner

Cherokee Examiner No. 5; 1969

CICSB Newsletter Denver

CICSB Newsletter; April 1975

CICSB Newsletter; May-June 1975

CICSB Newsletter

CICSB Newsletter Vol. 1 No. 6; October 31, 1972

CICSB Bulletin; September 4, 1974

CICSB Newsletter; December 1974

CICSB Newsletter; February 1975

CICSB Newsletter; March 1975

CILS: Newsletter

California Indian Legal Services; Fall 1986

The Circle

The Circle Vol. 14 No. 11; November 1993

The Circle Vol. 14 No. 7; July 1993

The Circle Vol. 15 No. 9; October 1994

Cleveland Crier

Cleveland Crier; n. d.

Coalitions

Coalitions Vol. 1 No. 4; January 1974

Coalitions Vol. 1 No. 5; February 1974

Coalitions Vol. 1 No. 1; October 1978

Coalition of Eastern Native Americans, Inc. Newsletter Washington, D. C.

Coalition of Eastern Native Americans, Inc. Vol. 1 No. 4; August 16, 1973

Coalition of Eastern Native Americans, Inc. Vol. 1 No. 5; September 7, 1973

Coalition of Eastern Native Americans, Inc. Vol. 1 No. 7; December 21, 1973

Coalition of Eastern Native Americans, Inc. Vol. 1 No. 2; June 12, 1973

Coalition of Eastern Native Americans, Inc. Vol. 1 No. 1; May 12, 1973

Coalition of Eastern Native Americans, Inc. Vol. 1 No. 3; July 31, 1973

Coalition of Eastern Native Americans, Inc.; November 20, 1973

Committee for Traditional Indian Land and Life Newsletter

Committee for Traditional Indian Land and Life Newsletter Issue #2; May 1969

Common Sense American Indian Party

Common Sense American Indian Party No. 7; October 25, 1974

Common Sense American Indian Party No 12; February 15, 1975

Common Sense Outrage

Common Sense Outrage Vol. 2 Iss. 1; January 1979

Community Newspaper Sacramento Indian Center

Sacramento Indian Center Inc. Community Newsletter Vol. 3 No. 7; July 1976

Sacramento Indian Center Inc. Community Newspaper Vol. 3 No. 1; January 1976

Sacramento Indian Center Inc. Community Newspaper Vol. 3 No. 2; February 1976

Sacramento Indian Center Inc. Community Newspaper Vol. 3 No. 9; September 1976

Sacramento Indian Center Inc. Community Newspaper Vol. 3 No. 10; October 1976

Sacramento Indian Center Inc. Community Newspaper Vol. 3 No. 11; November 1976

Sacramento Indian Center Inc. Community Newspaper Vol. 3 No. 12; December 1976

Sacramento Indian Center Inc. Community Newspaper Vol. 4 No. 3; March 1977

The Concerned Indian

The Concerned Indian Vol. 5 No. 3; October-November 1974

The Coyote

The Coyote Vol. 1 No. 1; Spring 1970

Creation

Creation Vol. 6 No. 5; September/October 1990

Creation Vol. 6 No. 6; November/December 1990

Creation Spirituality

Creation Spirituality Vol. 7 No. 5; October/November 1991

Creation Spirituality Vol. 7 No. 3; May/June 1991

Creation Spirituality Vol. 7 No. 2; March/April 1991

Cultural Survival Newsletter

Cultural Survival Inc. Vol. 2 No. 1; Fall 1977

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F-20 Native American Studies Program Publications Monographs Serials

First Nations Pueblos Originarios Occasional Papers of the Native American Organized Research Program (NAORP) No. 2; December 1996

Final Report from the Round Table of Native American Studies Directors in Forming the Native American Studies Association; September 12-13, 1980

Study Guide for Indians of the Southwest; 1971

Indian Times Vol. 8 No. 1; Fall 1998

Native American Studies Vol. 7 No. 1; Fall 1996

Native Bruin Vol. 1 No. 1; Spring 1997

The Institute of Indian Studies 1955-1980 No. 82; February 1980

Institute of Indian Studies No. 73; November 1977

Institute of Indian Studies No. 77; November 1978

Institute of Indian Studies No. 75; May 1978

Institute of Indian Studies No. 74; February 1978

Institute of Indian Studies No. 81; November 1979

Institute of Indian Studies No. 80; August 1979

Institute of Indian Studies No. 78; February 1979

The Institute of Indian Studies No. 84; August 1980

The Institute of Indian Studies No. 91; May 1982

The Institute of Indian Studies No. 90; February 1982

Native American Studies Newsletter Vol. 1 No. 1; Fall 1982

Native American Studies Association Newsletter Vol. 1 No. 1; January 1991

Native American Studies Association Newsletter Vol. 1 No. 3; Summer 1991

Native American Studies Association Newsletter Vol. 2 No. 1; Winter 1992

Native American Studies Association Newsletter Vol. 1 No. 1; May 1990

Native American Studies Association Newsletter Vol. 1 No. 4; Fall 1991

Quill Works; Spring 1995

Winter Count Center for Native American Studies Vol. 7 No. 1; Winter 1994

Indian Programs Vol. 2 No. 5; May 1975

Indian Times Vol. 6 No. 1; Fall 1996

F-23 Chicano Materials -- General

The Killing of a Mexican-American and Rebirth of a Chicano or Hide and Seek Chicano

MWCLR Newsletter, (November 1972)

Novedades, (May 1968)

National Farm Worker Ministry Newspaper, (December 1974)

Unitarian Universalist Migrant Ministry, (June 1975)

La Razon Mestiza, (July 1974)

Chicanism Stanford, (January 1971)

Strategies for identifying educational programs which are culturally undemocratic

Presentation made to pacific telephone Co., on “Equal employment opportunities”

Las Voces Nuevas del Sudoeste; Third national NEA-PR&R conference on civil and human rights in education

Cuadernos Bibliotecologicos

Mexican-American Education, (March, 1968)

Ethnonics: converting Spanish speaker’s ethnography for directed change reprinted

Revolt in the Barrios; A Series of Articles on the Mexican-American reprinted from La Times, (May 8th 1966)

Valuator: the Mexican American student-a linguistic drop-out

Cesar Chavez, (1927)

Farm Worker Bibliography, spring 1973

Stalinist workers group bulletin, (September 19, 1970)

Chicano Youth and the Struggle for Self-Determination, (October 15 1971)

Social and Educational problems of Rural and Urban Mexican American youth, (April 6 1963)

The Mexican American: Quest for Equality; A report by the national advisory committee on Mexican American education, (1968)

Mexican-American Study Project; Mexican Immigration to the United States: The Record and its Implications, (January 1966)

Mexican-American Study Project; Intermarriage of Mexican-American, (November, 1966)

Mexican-American Study Project; the Burden of Poverty, (July 1966)

Mexican-American Study Project; Residential Segregation in the Urban Southwest

Mexican-American Study Project; Revised Bibliography, (May 1967)

Mexican-American Study Project; the Schooling Gap: Signs of Progress, (March, 1967)

Chicano Military in California: a quest for identity and power

Chicanos and Schools: A perspective for Chicano alternative educational situations, (August 1973)

Cowboys, Indians and American Education, (April 25 1968)

Mission English Language Center Program Evaluation

Federal Educational Programs Affecting Mexican-Americans, (August 1966)

American Education November; Mexican-American Education a Search for identity, (1968)

The Barrio as Internal Colony

Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo 1848-1986 Encuentro Nacional (May 28, 29 & 30 1986)

Friendship, (January 1966)

The Electoral College and the Mexican-American: An Analysis of the Mexican- American Impact on the 1972 Presidential Election, (N/A)

Californias of Spanish Surname, (May 1964)

Mexican American Population in California; the Mexican American Population Commission of California, (April 1971)

Spanish Medicine on the Old Frontier, (June 1965)

Unos Pensamientos Sobre Aspectos de Programas Sociales y El Movimineto 2-28-73?

Texas Conference for the Mexican-American; Improving Educational Opportunities, (April 13-15 1967) Department of Sociology University of Notre Dame, (January 18 1963)

Santa Clara County; Mexican-American Conference, (March 7-8, 1968)

The Southwest Conference (April 11, 1959)

Eric Cress; Consumer Education for Mexican-Americans, (April 25-26 1968)

Center for Latin American Studies Institute of international studies, (1969-1968)

The Mexican-American in Ventura Country; a Summary of a Meeting of the Simi Valley Democratic Club, (Feb 9 1961)

Latin American Studies at Berkeley, (1968)

Salud Por La Raza

Mexican-Americans: Far West Laboratory For Educational Research And Development

A new look at the attributes of the Mexican American; Southeastern cooperative educational laboratory, (March 1969)

Focus – Mexican American; first Northern California Head Start Bilingual Bicultural Education Workshop

Education and the Mexican American community in Los Angeles County (April 1968)

A point of view; Education of Mexican-American Children

The Chicano is coming out of Tortilla Flats… One Way or the Other! , (July 29-30, 1968)

Bilingual/Bicultural Education: A Perspective Model in Multicultural America (April 1969)

A Field Test of three Approaches to the Teaching of Spanish in Elementary Schools, (1966)

Un Manual Para Miembros de Los Comites Consejeros de Los Distritos Escolares del Estado de California, (1965)

Es Para Amigo is for Amigo

A New Educational Philosophy for the Mexican-American

Cowboys, Indians, and American Education

Mexican-American Education a Special Report (March 1968)

National Conference on Educational Opportunities for Mexican-Americans (April 25, 26, 1968)

A Summary of Proceedings of the Twelfth Annual Southwest Conference; Educational and Social Problems of Rural and Urban Mexican American Youth (April 6, 1963)

Summary of Proceedings of the Southwest Conference; Social and Educational Problems of Rural and Urban Mexican American Youth, (April 6, 1963)

Review of the Literature Related To Variables and Hypothesis of Possible Concern to the Bilingual Evaluation Study, (October 28, 29, 1974)

English as a Second for Mexican Americans, (April 25-26, 1968)

Revising the “All–American Soul Course”; a Bicultural Avenue to Educational Reform

Research and Activity in the Language Arts for the Pre-Primary/Primary Culturally Diverse, Non-English Speaking Child, (June 4-5-6, 1967)

Box 347 F-21 Native American Periodicals and Newsletters (unless otherwise is indicated) Study of Bilingual-Bicultural Projects Involving Native American, Indo-European, Asian and Pacific Language Groups Evaluation of Bilingual Education Programs Selection Aids on Latin America for Primary and Secondary School Libraries Project LEER: Books in Spanish for Public and School Libraries in the United States Proyecto LEER Bulletin: Number 1 (Spring 1968) Proyecto LEER Bulletin: Number 2 (Summer 1968) Proyecto LEER Bulletin: Number 4 (Winter 1969) Proyecto LEER Bulletin: Number 5 (Spring 1969) Bilingual Bylines: Vol. 1. No. 1 Bilingual Bylines: Vol. 1, No. 2 Bilingual Bylines: Vol. 1, No. 3 Novedades: Vol. 1, No. 1 (December 12, 1967) Novedades: Vol. 1, No. 2 (February 6, 1968) Progress Report: No. 7 (November 1966) Progress Report: No. 7 (November, 1966) Progress Report: No. 8 (February, 1967) A es para amigo (A is for Amigo) Critical Analysis of High School Football Coaching Techniques in Southern California by Bob Mitre A Mandate for Multicultural Education: NCATE Standard 2.2.1 Latin America The Micmac News: Vol. 2, No. 7 (July 1972) Moccasin Telegraph: Vol. 4, No. 2 (February/March 1996) Museum News: Vol. 28, Nos. 3-4 (March-April 1967) Nacie News (Spring 1976) Nations: The Native American Magazine

National Indian Youth Council (May 25, 1965) National Indian Youth Council (July 1965) Native American Student Union Newsletter Native American Student Union Newsletter The Native American (March 1977) The Native American (November 1975) The Native American (November 1977) The Native American (February 1977) The Native American (November 1976) The Native American (October 1976) The Native American (April 1977) The Native American (December 1975) The Native American (October 1976) The Native American (November 1976) The Native American (February 1976) The Native American (February 1976) The Native American (May-June 1976) The Native American (January 1976) The Native American (August 1976) The Native American (May-June 1976) The Native American (July 1976) The Native American (December 1976) The Native American (July 1976) The Native American (December 1976) The Native American (January 1977) The Native American (January 1977) The Native American (August 1976) Native American Arts & Crafts (November 1978) Native American Health Center: Vol. 2, No. 1 (May-April) Native American Health Center: Vol. 2, No. 1 (May-April) Native American Heritage Bulletin (Spring ’92) Native American Heritage Newsletter: Vol. 3, No. 3 (Fall 1990) Native American’s Language: Vol. 1, No. 1 (December 1973)

Native American Museums Program: Issue 6 (Fall 1987) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 12, No. 2 (July 1992) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 9, No. 1 (February 1989) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 8, Nos. 2-3 (July-October 1988) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 7, No. 2 (July 1987) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 7, No. 3 (October 1987) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 7, No. 1 (January 1987) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 8, No. 1 (February 1988) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 15, No. 1 (October 1996) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: (December 1995) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 14, No. 2 (July 1996) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 6, No. 1 (February 1986) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 5, No. 4 (October 1985) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 5, No. 2 (July 1985) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 5, No. 1 (February 1985) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 4, No. 2 (July 1984) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 4, No. 3 (October 1984) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 3, No. 4 (October 1983) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 3, No.3 (July 1983) Native American Policy Network Newsletter: Vol. 2, No. 1 (February 1982) Native American Report (Formerly Native American News): Sample Issue Native American Report (Formerly Native American News): Sample Issue Native American Scholar (June 1972) Native American Scholar (April 1972) Native American Scholar Native American Scholar (November 1972) Native American Student Scholar Newsletter The Native California Indian Newsletter The Native California Indian Newsletter The Native California Indian Newsletter The Native California Indian Newsletter The Native California Indian Newsletter The Native California Indian Newsletter

The Native California Indian Newsletter: Vol. 1, No. 1 (February 1978) Native California Indian Bulletin (August 1979) Native California Indian Bulletin (April 1979) Office of American Indian Coordinator (May 18, 1978) The Native California Indian Newsletter: Legislative Update from the Native American Heritage Commission Indian Alcoholism Commission of California, Inc. Newsletter (June 23, 1977) The Native California Indian Newsletter: Vol. 2, No. 9 (July/August 1980) The Native California Indian Newsletter The Native California Indian Newsletter Native Writers & Storytellers: Vol. 6, No. 4/Vol. 7, No. 1 (Winter/Spring 1999) Native Writers Circle of the Americans Newsletter: Number Two (Spring 1993) Native Youth News (December Issue) Nebraska Trails: Vol. 1, No. 1 (March 17, 1971) Nebraska Trails: Vol. 1, No. 2 (March 24, 1971) Nebraska Trails: Vol. 1, No. 5 (April 14, 1971) NEGEM-LKEL: Vol. 1, No. 1 (Summer 1978) The New Earth (March 1971) The New Earth (June 1971) New World Times (Winter 1990) New World Times: Santa Fe, New Mexico Edition (August 1992) New World Times: Vol. II, No. 2 (Spring 1991) New World Times: Vol. II, No. 2 (Spring 1991) New World Times NEWS Sacramento Indian Center: Vol. II, No. 6 (June 1980) NEWS Sacramento Indian Center: Vol. II, No. 7 (July 1980) NEWS Sacramento Indian Center: Vol. 11, No. 9 (September 1980) NEWS Sacramento Indian Center: Vol. 12, No. 6 (November 1981) NEWS DRUM San Francisco American Indian Center: September/October 1982 NEWS DRUM San Francisco American Indian Center: February 1, 1982 News from the Sloughs: Vol. 1, Issue 2 (June 1995) News from the Sloughs: Vol. 1, Issue 1 (May 1995) News from the Sloughs: Vol. 1, Issue 3 (July 1995)

Newsletter No. 3 (1 September 1972) American Indian National Bank: Issue No. 8 (November 1975) American Indian National Bank: Issue No. 10 (August 1976) American Indian National Bank American Indian National Bank: Issue No. 8 (November 1975) American Indian National Bank: Issue No. 10 (August 1976) Coalition for Indian Education: Vol. 3, No. 2 (May 15, 1990) Coalition for Indian Education: Vol. 5, No. 2 (May 1992) Coalition for Indian Education: Vol. 9, No. 2 (June 1996) NAS-NW Newsletter: Number Two (April 1971) Newsletter NAU ITC National Indian Child Abuse and Neglect Resource Center: Vol. 1, No. 1 (June 1979) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 4, No. 9 (November 1988) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 4, No. 13 (February 1989) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 4, No. 11 (January 1989) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 4, No. 11 (January 1989) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 4, No. 12 (January Part 2 1989) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 4, No. 12 (January Part 2 1989) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 4, No. 13 (February 1989) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 2, No. 10 (February 1981) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 2, No. 9 (December 1980) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 3, No. 6 (May/June 1983) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 3, No. 5 (February-April 1983) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 3, No. 3 (August/September 1982) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 3, No. 2 (May/June 1982) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 3, No. 1 (Nov. ’81-Jan. ’82) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 2, No. 15 (September 1981) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 2, No. 14 (August 1981) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 2, No. 12 (May 1981) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 2, No. 13 (June/July 1981) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 3, No. 15 (January 1985) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 4, No. 1 (March-April 1985) NIHB Health Reporter: Vol. 4, No. 3 (May 1986)

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