Native American Information Resource Server A directory of American Indian resources on and off the Internet. Includes information about American Indian organizations, films, radio stations, World-Wide Web sites and electronic mailing lists. NativeTech Information about American Indian tools and works of art. Includes images of artifacts and descriptions of their creation and use. A World-Wide Web site providing access to six moderated discussion groups on issues affecting indigenous peoples.
Topics range from current events to language and health.
Archives of previous discussions are also available on the Web site. Created by the American Political Science Association. Provides the full text of the journal since 1995. Once published in printed form by the University of Colorado and Stanford University, the journal is now available only on line. It's sponsored by Mark Dubin, associate vice-chancellor for academic affairs at the University of Colorado.