155 Years Later Decendents of Seattle Treaty Signers Come Together for Reconciliation.

They came to reconcile and apologize for a treaty that ceded Native American land in exchange for reservations and fishing rights. Among the more than 200 people who gathered Sunday against a Puget Sound backdrop: a fourth-generation descendant of Chief Sealth, the great-great-granddaughter of Seattle pioneer David Denny and the great-great-grandson of Commodore Thomas Phelps of the USS Decatur.

Native Musicians in the Groove is as a 2010 Indie Next Generation Book Finalist

Native Musicians in the Groove

Native Musicians in the Groove has been named a Finalist in the Multicultural Non-Fiction Category of the 2010 Next Generation Indie Book Awards!
Congratulations to the author Vincent Schilling.

The Contest takes home top award!

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At the Book Expo in NYC, The Contest was named ForeWord Reviews 2010 Book of the Year in their Juvenile Non-Fiction category. Congratulations to author Caroline Stellings!

The Two Row Wampum Is About Respect

Two Row Wampum

The Two Row Wampum has been mischaracterized too long. We are told by too many that the Two Row started between the Haudenosaunee and the Dutch, that it is a trade agreement and that it specifically references the canoe and the ship. While it has been used over and over again in many circumstances and explained in many ways, the reality is that the Two Row is simply about respect.

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