This site shows images of flags of Native peoples and gives a brief history of each. This Spanish-language site has information about Native peoples of Mexico, Canada, and the United States., including briefs on the historical relationship between Native peoples and European settlers, constitutional reforms of the three countries, and the preservation of tribal nations. Other resources include, maps, photographs, and a resource catalog of organizations in all three countries. A reference site of the Internet Public Library that provides information on Native North American authors with bibliographies of their published works, biographical information, and links to other Web resources including interviews, online texts, and tribal websites. An online publication by Southwest Educational Development Laboratory categorizing and describing many types of regional resources in Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas.
Hard copies are also available.
New World Cultures One of the online cultural exhibits presented by the Minnesota State University EMuseum . It contains brief articles on the individual tribes of North, Middle, and South America. Some sections contain links to other Internet resources. Powerful Native-American Images A bibliography, compiled by Kay E. Vandergrift , of children's picture books portraying realistic and varied images of Native American characters. A resource guide published by Southwest Educational Development Laboratory describing programs for teaching or preserving native languages.