Native America Calling

Native America Calling

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  • 05-21-19 Passion for language
    Some people come to learn and teach their Native language with a sense of urgency as fluent speakers dwindle. Others simply have a desire to connect with their culture. There are many ways people are inspired to devote time and effort to revitalize language. We’ll hear examples of how individuals chose to connect with their languages and what rewards and challenges they face along the way.
    59 min
  • 05-20-19 Artwork to heal
    Art classes in high schools are often seen as extras and are among the first to be cut during tight budget times. But programs for Native youth utilize various expressions of art as a way to confront serious problems like depression, anxiety, substance abuse and traumatic stress. Art therapy is aimed at healing historical and inter-generational trauma. It’s more than expressive painting and sculpture. Some programs are backed by sophisticated strategies for bringing traumatized young people to a solid emotional setting for growth and healing. We’ll hear about how art therapy is making a difference for Native young people.
    59 min
  • 05-20-19 Artwork to heal
    Art classes in high schools are often seen as extras and are among the first to be cut during tight budget times. But programs for Native youth utilize various expressions of art as a way to confront serious problems like depression, anxiety, substance abuse and traumatic stress. Art therapy is aimed at healing historical and inter-generational trauma. It’s more than expressive painting and sculpture. Some programs are backed by sophisticated strategies for bringing traumatized young people to a solid emotional setting for growth and healing. We’ll hear about how art therapy is making a difference for Native young people.
    59 min
  • 05-20-19 Artwork to heal
    Art classes in high schools are often seen as extras and are among the first to be cut during tight budget times. But programs for Native youth utilize various expressions of art as a way to confront serious problems like depression, anxiety, substance abuse and traumatic stress. Art therapy is aimed at healing historical and inter-generational trauma. It’s more than expressive painting and sculpture. Some programs are backed by sophisticated strategies for bringing traumatized young people to a solid emotional setting for growth and healing. We’ll hear about how art therapy is making a difference for Native young people.
    59 min
  • 05-17-19 “I’m your No. 1 Fan!”
    Fans, and their wallets, are the lifeblood of creative and talented performers and they come in all shapes and sizes. They are parents sitting in the bleachers at a basketball game, they’re friends who were there at a band’s first gig in an empty bar and they are online sharing kudos about an author’s new book. What are you a fan of?
    59 min
  • 05-17-19 “I’m your No. 1 Fan!”
    Fans, and their wallets, are the lifeblood of creative and talented performers and they come in all shapes and sizes. They are parents sitting in the bleachers at a basketball game, they’re friends who were there at a band’s first gig in an empty bar and they are online sharing kudos about an author’s new book. What are you a fan of?
    59 min
  • 05-16-19 Tribes and tornado season
    About one thousand tornadoes touch down in the United States every year and they can be deadly. One person was killed and 25 others injured in April when a tornado struck a culture festival at Caddo Mounds Historical Site in Texas. The Kiowa tell of a being resembling a horse that whips around its lizard tail to create tornadoes. The Kiowa’s Silver Horn Calendar, which dates back to the early 19th Century, includes a drawing of the Storm-Maker Red Horse during a particularly bad tornado season in 1905 the calendar calls Great Cyclone Summer. We’ll focus on tribes’ connections to tornadoes as well as the latest in preparing for them.
    59 min
  • 05-16-19 Tribes and tornado season
    About one thousand tornadoes touch down in the United States every year and they can be deadly. One person was killed and 25 others injured in April when a tornado struck a culture festival at Caddo Mounds Historical Site in Texas. The Kiowa tell of a being resembling a horse that whips around its lizard tail to create tornadoes. The Kiowa’s Silver Horn Calendar, which dates back to the early 19th Century, includes a drawing of the Storm-Maker Red Horse during a particularly bad tornado season in 1905 the calendar calls Great Cyclone Summer. We’ll focus on tribes’ connections to tornadoes as well as the latest in preparing for them.
    59 min
  • 05-15-19 Gaps in consultation
    The government is falling short on consultation with tribes on major infrastructure projects. That’s according to a recent U.S. Government Accountability Office report. Some complaints from tribes include dismissing tribal input, a lack of respect for government-to-government relationships and consultation invitations coming too late in the process. Federal agencies have complaints of their own, including a lack of accurate tribal contact information and poor coordination when multiple federal agencies are involved. We’ll get a run-down of what’s in the report and talk about recommendations for improvement.
    59 min
  • 05-15-19 Gaps in consultation
    The government is falling short on consultation with tribes on major infrastructure projects. That’s according to a recent U.S. Government Accountability Office report. Some complaints from tribes include dismissing tribal input, a lack of respect for government-to-government relationships and consultation invitations coming too late in the process. Federal agencies have complaints of their own, including a lack of accurate tribal contact information and poor coordination when multiple federal agencies are involved. We’ll get a run-down of what’s in the report and talk about recommendations for improvement.
    59 min

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