The Akha Heritage Foundation - www.akha.org
Akha Human Rights - Akha University
 
 
 
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Orgs and People I think are at the top of the contact list:
Cultural Survival
Survival International
Amnesty International
Working Group Indigenous Peoples
International Working Group For Indigenous Affairs, Copenhagen
Academics and Activists, a new cooperative community idea I am working on.
Issues:
   Identity Papers
    Travel
    Land Rights
    Rights to Culture and Religion
    UN Draft On Indigenous Human Rights
    UN pernament Forum
Our Lakota Sioux Links:
 http://www.akha.com/siouxlinks.htm
Treaty Productions Homepage
http://www.russellmeans.com/
NativeWeb - an Internet Community
http://www.nativeweb.org/
RuninFox's Cherokee Home Page
http://hometown.aol.com/RuninFox/index.html
Take action to support native sovereignty!
http://kafka.uvic.ca/~vipirg/SISIS/links/action.html
First Nations/First Peoples Issues
http://www.dickshovel.com/firstnations.html
Welcome to Windspeaker On-line - Canada's Nat..
http://www.ammsa.com/windspeaker/index.htm
BIG MOUNTAIN DINEH RELOCATION RESISTANCE
http://www.theofficenet.com/~redorman/pagea~1.htm
Lakota Warrior Protest
http://www.tahtonka.com/protest.html
For Music From Many Cultures
Lotus Music 
 
These First Links are to List servs.
Make use of List servs where ever possible. They will give you great exposure to many relevant topics. As well, you will be able to ask questions of people with much experience. You will be able to voice needs, concerns and your important ideas relating to your work as well. That is what helps everyone to learn from the work of each other.
Anthro
ENDANGERED LANGUAGES List
This is a list for people interested in Endangered Languages and their maintenance. Though the list often dwells on the technicalities and study of endangered languages, there is some push for more support of actual field work which will help save these languages.
SOUTH EAST ASIAN LANGUAGES List
For people interested in work that is being done on Southeast Asian Languages, also deals with issues of computer readable language work.
ENDANGERED LANGUAGES SOFTWARE DEVELOPER'S List
Native Literature
WARRIOR NET List
This list has many interesting topics covering a wide variety of indigenous issues around the world. A very good list for variety of issues and commentary.
001 AKHA JOURNAL WEEKLY UPDATE List
"Akha Zauh: Journal of the Golden Triangle"
This list is a weekly journal update about the work at the Akha Heritage Foundation in Northern Thailand. This work focuses on the practical solutions to needs of the Akha in the villages for medicine, literacy and literature development, clean water systems, seed supply and advocacy regarding human rights.
Sovernet
 
 
OTHER:
Here are other links to organizations that can be of help to someone interested in indigenous issues.
Survival International
Cultural Survival
Terralingua
Lisa Mitten update on Indian Books of North America
WISDOM AuthorBase Profile of creative people
AuthorBase which covers people related to writing, teaching, media and various related fields including Linguists and translators. It takes about a minute to add your brief profile. 
Wisdom: Knowledge & Literature Search
Phil Clearwater - wisdom@thinkers.net
If you maintain a website or page please submit to this non-commercial literary search engine
at this ADD URL address: http://thinkers.net/add.cgi
Wisdom: Languages and Linguistics
and expect to get qualified visitors. 
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HUMAN SCIENCES RESEARCH COUNCIL
Group for Social Dynamics
PRODDER
P O Box  32410, Braamfontein, 2017, South Africa
Telephone: (011)  482-6150/1/2
Facsimile:  (011)  482-4739
E- Mail: - BB@zeus.hsrc.ac.za
PROGRAMME FOR DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH (PRODDER)
BACKGROUND:
In view of the political and socio-economic changes experienced by South Africa and the rest of Southern Africa during the past few years, as well as the vast development and reconstruction challenges facing the region at present, the availability of accurate and reliable development information for both decision-makers and development practitioners has become of strategic importance. 
MISSION:
The Programme for Development Research (PRODDER) at the Human Sciences Research council 
(HSRC) is a Southern African development information medium which collects and disseminates information on all Southern African development issues and role-players. 
It is PRODDER's mission to provide an appropriate, comprehensive and dynamic development information service to people and organisations. To this end PRODDER utilises various mediums in collecting and disseminating development information. 
Given the potential important contribution of information to the development process in Southern Africa, PRODDER has since 1987 established itself as a leading Southern African development information service, compiling and disseminating information on thousands of Southern African development-related organisations. 
In this regard PRODDER has created a number of products with brand names and well defined identities.
Products and Services:
 The Southern African Development Directory  Published November 1997.
 The South African Youth Organisation Directory  Published June 1997 
Future and Ongoing Projects for 1998/99:
 The South African Development Directory 1998/99 - to be published in November 1998
 The Directory of Business and Economic Development Organisations In Southern Africa. (BEDOSA).
     Date of publication not yet fixed 
 Database of South African Training and Capacity Building Providers - updated on an ongoing basis and
     available on the Internet and in smart disc format; 
 Directory of Anti-Corruption initiatives in South Africa - to be published in October 1998 
 e-PRODDER-mail - compiled and distributed on a weekly basis;
 PRODDER Development Forums - organised both in support and as a result of PRODDER's research projects 
Further information on:
(1)  e-PRODDER-mail
e-PRODDER-mail - a weekly e-mail development information service compiled by the Programme for Development Research (PRODDER) at the Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC). 
The main objective of the e-PRODDER-mail service is to inform the Southern African development community of important and interesting events and initiatives in the development field.  This service will be provided free of charge every Monday to any interested individual or organisation with an e-mail number.  Those interested in becoming e-PRODDER-mail subscribers will be added to the list on request.
The e-PRODDER-mail service covers the following categories of information:
- General development news
- Conferences/workshops/meetings
- Vacancies in the development field
- New publications
- Internet news and websites
- PRODDER activities 
Subscribers are welcome to submit information and comments based on these categories for inclusion in future editions. This information must reach PRODDER by Friday every week. 
The first edition of e-PRODDER-mail was distributed on Monday, 24 February 1997. 
(2)  THE SOUTHERN AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORY 97/98
In November 1997 PRODDER once again published a development directory with the focus on Southern Africa. The objective of this publication is to support the Southern African reconstruction and regional development process with a comprehensive overview of the activities of all the region's development role-players. 
This directory consists of background chapters and a listing of development-related organisations involved in the Southern African development process. It covers the 14 member countries of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), namely Angola, Botswana, Congo, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Seychelles,South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe. 
The cost of the PRODDER Directory 1997/1998 is as follows: 
Southern Africa - R175,00 (VAT include) + R25-00 = R200,00 International - $80,00 (postage and handling costs included) 
(3)  THE SOUTH AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORY 1998/9
The South African edition of the PRODDER Directory is published every two years (the last edition was published in 1996) and aims to identify and collect information on as many South African non-governmental organisation (NGOs) and other development-related organisations.  It is a source of information which is widely used by all who are involved in development issues in South Africa. 
PRODDER:  The South African Development directory 1998/9 will be published in November 1998 and will also be available on the Internet and in smart disc format.  A GIS dimension to this project will enable all end-users to have a better understanding of the spatial distribution of NGOs and the issues they are addressing. 
This project is implemented in conjunction the South African National NGO Coalition (SANGOCO) 
I hope this is useful, and wish you all the best for your work.
Regards
Beverly Bernhardt
Administrative Officer
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Inneacs *Everson Gunn Teoranta* Index
Marion Gunn - mgunn@ucd.ie
Universal Declaration of Linguistic Rights (1996-06-09) in several languages, and the List of Language Lists, compiled by Bernard Comrie and Michael Everson.
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Indigenous Peoples Section of the International Association for Impact Assessment (IAIA), who have been exploring the topic "Indigenous Peoples and the Effectiveness of Environmental Assessment" since 1995, and who are planning an extensive professional programme as part of IAIA '99 in Glasgow, Scotland next spring. See the IAIA web site or contact me by e-mail for more information. 
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Greetings,
These URLs, covering biopiracy and indigenous peoples' rights to biodiversity and related knowledge, might be helpful. 
WORKING GROUP ON TRADITIONAL RESOURCE RIGHTS
CONVENTION ON BIODIVERSITY
RAFI - RURAL ADVANCEMENT FOUNDATION INTERNATIONAL
GENETIC RESOURCES ACTION INTERNATIONAL
And there are several pages under Cultural Survival Canada (such as Indigenous People's Biodiversity Network) whose web address I don't have. Try IDRC Canada
Regards,
Renee Vellve
GRAIN (Los Baños)
Aurora Apts, Unit 2, Pearl St, Umali Sbd
College, Laguna  4031 Philippines
Tel: (63-49) 536 39 79
Fax: (63-49) 536 55 26
Email: grain@baylink.mozcom.com
URL: http://www.grain.org
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Here are some internet sites, which at the same time will provide you with many more links: 
Hope it is useful. If you needed more, I can search for more.
Best wishes,
Josep A. Gari
University of Oxford
School of Geography
Oxford OX1 3TB UK
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Please look at the homepage of the International Association for the Study of Common Property (IASCP) at: Indiana University
Specifically, look at the CPR Virtual Library of Full-text articles and links Subjects cover indigenous institutions, traditional knowledge, environmental and natural resource management, property rights, equity, etc.
You might also look over the homepage of the Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis
Charlotte Hess
Director of Library and Information Services
Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis
Indiana University
513 N. Park
Bloomington, IN 47408
Phone:  812-855-9636
Fax:    812-855-3150
Workshop Research Library
International Association for the Study of Common Property (IASCP)
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Matthew,
Do you know about HAWAI'I - INDEPENDENT & SOVEREIGN?
--Milton Takei 
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Dear Matthew McDaniel,
I am responding to the whole list because my answer to you might be interesting for others on the lists too. My apologies for any crosspostings!
You asking for: links that relate to the environment, indigenous rights, South East Asian Languages, Endangered Languages, Endangered Peoples, Indigenous intellectual property rights, Human Rights, anything related to the support of indigenous peoples, their languages, environment and so forth.
Here is something which might meet your needs.
One of the organizations (and links) you are looking for might be Nuffic: CIRAN, Centre for International Research and Advisory Networks.   An important activity of CIRAN is the promotion of the use of indigenous knowledge in development activities. For more information you can take a look at the CIRAN homepage
Two interesting products for you might be the IK Pages, a home page exclusively focused on indigenous knowledge. They provide access to relevant sources of information on indigenous knowledge. Here you will find a lot of urls of organizations, articles, homepages, reports, etc. 
Every link has a short description. The website also makes it possible to search for and retrieve full texts from the Internet. Indigenous Knowledge Pages
We would appreciate it if you could make a link from your Akha page to the IK Pages. We will also include your homepage into our index so that people can find your information via our search engine. 
Also interesting for you might be the publication of the Indigenous Knowledge and Development Monitor - a journal to serve everyone around the world who has an interest in the role that IK plays in participatory approaches to sustainable development. This publication can also be found -full text! - on the internet at http://www.nuffic.nl/ciran/ikdm/
I hope I have been of some help and wish you good luck with your interesting and important work!
Sincerely,
Ingeborg Krukkert - Information specialist
Nuffic/CIRAN, Centre for International Research and Advisory Networks
P.O.Box 29777, 2502 LT The Hague - The Netherlands
Tel: +31-70-4260323                     Fax: +31-70-4260329
Email: krukkert@nuffic.nl
Home page: http://www.nuffic.nl/ciran/
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Gosh. Where to start - or more importantly, where to finish?
Here's a list that I send out now and again: 
Or you might like to look at some of the info to be found in Ogmios
(Especially no. 6, I think.)
All the best,
Nick
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I have created a web-site for the Murut in Sabah. Not that I want to be very pretentious about it - I hardly can, but I think all means should be used to create awareness. Besides, at the moment, this is all I can do. For the rest of my life at the moment I try to earn enough money to survive...
Here is my address:
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Dear Matthew McDaniel,
I am responding to your enquiry regarding the LINKS page of Akha web site.
One of the organisations you might be interested in is Centre for Appropriate Technology, Alice Springs, Australia. We are still putting together our web page so I won't be able to provide you with the url as yet.
Hope you find the following information interesting.
The Centre for Appropriate Technology Inc. (CAT) is an indigenous organisation committed to providing appropriate technology services in remote indigenous communities. CAT undertakes activities relating to a number of areas of community concern including - water, waste management, housing, energy, communication and technical training.
Some of the activities of CAT include:
* To gather & disseminate information about the latest developments in technology and foster better technology transfer for remote communities. It also produces 'Our Place' magazine and publish papers & reports, conduct tours, hold workshops and facilitate the Women's Technology Network (WTN) and Australian Indigenous Science, Engineering & Architecture Network (AISEAN).
* The Research, Design & Planning unit of CAT undertakes projects to identify and develop appropriate technologies and products for remote communities. It also reviews & researches existing technologies & facilitates design of new technologies.
* The CAT building project management team assists communities to build houses and other buildings using community labour and trainees. The team undertakes projects which promote community involvement and ownership, as well as trialing technologies for use in other remote communities.
* CAT has also developed a technical training course for people living in remote communities called ATWORK (Aboriginal Technical Worker).
Do let us know whether you found the above information useful. Once we set up our web page we would really appreciate if you could make a link from Akha page to ours. Keep in touch.
Best Wishes,
Chitra
Information Resource Officer
Centre for Appropriate Technology
PO Box 8044
Alice Springs, NT 0871
Ph: 08-8951 4324
Fax: 08- 8951 4333
email: catntrc@ozemail.com
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EDITOR's NOTE:  This is what "Native AIR" is all about. Follow the URL to read the rest of the story....
Native American Internet Report
Comment freely on the discussion board (postings with personal attacks or offensive language will be removed). 
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LAKOTA NAME TRANSLATOR
Tashna Whirlwind Horse is an enrolled Lakhota who can work magic with her native language.  She'll take the meaning of your current non-Native name and translate the meaning into Lakhota words.  EXAMPLE: "Adam" in Hebrew means:  "Red man of red earth." and in Lakhota that same meaning is worded, "Wicasa luta makha luta." 
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WYOMING EAGLES:
Please write to the Secretary of the Department of the Interior Bruce_Babbitt@IOS.DOI.GOV and respectfully request the enforcement of the current law.
THE ISSUE:
Noisy snowmobiles inside Jackson's Canyon, west of Casper, Wyoming, are disrupting the winter roosting grounds of Eagles.  There is a $1,000. fine if caught. 
THE PROBLEM: 
The law is not enforced and Eagles are loosing their winter grounds to snowmobilers. 
Contact Reginald D. Atkins: ratkins@trib.com
From Reginald Atkins:
"If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you." 
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TRIBAL DATA RESOURCES:
TDRonline of Redding, California, provides quality products and services to Tribes, Tribal service organizations, government agencies, and those who serve and assist them.  TDR services increase Tribal self sufficiency and administrative capabilities in the times of reduced federal funding and increased competition. 
Contact: Rick Anderson, President: tdr@tdronline.com -or- (530)222-2964 
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NATIVE ROLE MODEL:
I am not Lakota. I am not in a US Federally recognized tribe. I am Enrolled 100% Qualla/Abenaki at the St. Francis Reserve in Odanak, Quebec, Canada. I am living in Allouez, Wisconsin, about 15 miles from the Oneida Reservation where I have many friends. I am about 1500 miles from my Tribal home.
I'm over 70, retired, an Internet Service Provider, Green Bay Facilities Manager for EarthReach Communications, LLC, the Northeast Wisconsin Regional Internet Service Provider. I provide the links to the Chicago and Minneapolis Area Internet Service Providers as well as the Satellite feeds from the Middle East countries.
I am in the process of upgrading to a Cobalt Raid System (multiple Pentium II CPUs, 90 GB HDD, 512 MB 6 ns SRAM) running S.U.S.E. Linux. I've been online continuously since Sept. 1991 with the present system which is running Linux 1.2.1.
Other than that, I generally goof around!
With love and respect,
Wichi:tye
Dr. Eugene Norman
EDITOR's NOTE:  Our young people need to be constantly reminded that success and culture do mix!! 
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Clara Chase,
Native Air editor
editor@lakhota.com
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Dear Matthew:
You reached me, for whatever it may be worth. Keep up the good work, and fight the good fight. 
Pat
PATRICK C. RYAN PROTO-LANGUAGE@email.msn.com
(501) 227-9947; FAX/DATA (501)312-9947
9115 W. 34th St. Little Rock, AR 72204-4441 USA 
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Sites found through the Winter 1998 Issue of Cultural Survival
Cultural Survival's Home
Look at their extensive links page! 
Also "Cultural Survival Quarterly" Africa Policy Home Page
Dedicated to protecting and defending mother earth and the rights of indigenous people around the world.
Sites related to the Sami (Scandinavian indigenous population) 
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Indigenous Knowledge related sites from my bookmarks:
I hope this is helpful. 
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SRISTI is a valuable contact for you via the internet.
SRISTI (society for research and initiatives for sustainable technologies and institutions)
Contact person is Anil Gupta or his colleague. I think it was Sanjit Patel. These guys are on the cutting edge of protecting and gathering the forces of indigenous knowledge together.  They publish the Honeybee magazine which you should have in your library.
Anil Gupta
Co-ordinator, SRISTI and Honey Bee network
And Professor, Centre for Management in Agriculture
Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
anilg@iimahd.ernet.in
Biographical Summary
SRISTI
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Please visit the IESP (Indigenous Earth Sciences Project) website. We are interested in papers from both the Earth Sciences and Native American. 
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Mark Ritchie
President
Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy
2105 1st Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN  55404
612.870.3400 / 612.870.4846 (fax)
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Hiya
ATB
Anthony McCann
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Our ASTIS (Arctic Science and Technology Information System) database currently contains 946 citations, with abstracts, to publications about traditional knowledge (we call it indigenous knowledge) in northern Canada.  We attempt to provide good coverage of the northern Canadian TK literature, but are certainly not comprehensive.  The reason that I have an exact count of our TK citations is that we have been tagging them for a possible future TK bibliography.  Our database contains descriptions of research projects as well as bibliographic citations, but we have not been tagging TK project descriptions so they are not included in the above count. 
Please have a look at the description of ASTIS on our Web site, Philip, and then contact me directly.  If you are doing a selective bibliography you may just want to use our existing Internet or CD-ROM services to find the citations that are of interest to you.  If your bibliography is intended to be more comprehensive then we may be able to collaborate with you by sharing records in some way.  We have software to make databases available for searching on the Web, so you may want to make use of our services in that regard.  When does your bibliography have to be completed? 
Good luck with the bibliography.
     Ross
Ross Goodwin, Arctic Science and Technology Information System (ASTIS),
Arctic Institute of North America, University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada  T2N 1N4
Phone: (403) 220-4036     Fax: (403) 282-4609
E-Mail: rgoodwin@ucalgary.ca
Arctic Institute of North America
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        Mirian Vilela
        Project Coordinator
        The Earth Charter Campaign - Secretariat
        E-mail: echarter@terra.ecouncil.ac.cr
        The Earth Charter Campaign
        tel: +506-256-1611      fax:+506-255-2197
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You are also welcome to visit the Earth Council Secretariat's main website and related sites:
The Earth Council Secretariat
The Earth Charter Campaign 
The NCSD Network (National Councils for Sustainable Development)
The SD Gateway (Sustainable Development) English/French/Spanish 
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Makah Whaling Controversy Links
Pointers To Links On Makah Whaling Issue
Written 1:37 AM
Nov 2, 1998
by gbergi@wonton.ca
alt.native
---------- "Makah Whaling Issue links" ---------- 
Hi there! I have compiled some links (hopefully in a non-partisan light) about the Makah Nation whaling issue. I hope it may be useful to anyone interested. I think this controversy exposes the many facets of the whale-kill issue as well as the diplomacy, intelligence and good humor of the native people of North America, in the face of intolerance and ignorance. 
Whaling and the Makah people.
Here are web sites of the Makah nation and some other Makah pages. Whether or not you agree or diagree with whaling I'd advise everyone to visit them for information from the Makah perspective. 
Here are some anti Makah-whaling sites, containing much information on the importance of preventing the Makah from harvesting any whales. Whether or not you agree or disagree, it would be a good idea to visit these sites.
Pro Makah-whaling sites. Visit these too.
High North Alliance defending the right of coastal communities...
(this is a pretty comprehensive site with a pro vs. con perspective and world coverage) 
Here are some very good articles with lots of links:
I have found a number of misc links relating to this issue:
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Electronic Resources on East Timor
Updated June 1998. For the latest version of this resource list, send a blank email message to timor-info@igc.apc.org
CHECK OUT ETAN'S WEB SITE: 
East Timor Action Network/U.S. Homepage
It's always growing, and we welcome your input.
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Over 11,000 people in Central America have already died in Hurricanes. Thousands more may soon die of disease or starvation. Here are the names of some of the many organizations desperately trying to help survivors: 
American Judicature Society
email:jul@jws.org
The American Judicature Society works to maintain the independence and integrity of the courts and increase public understanding of the justice system. 
American Red Cross
tel-1-800-HELP-NOW 
CARE 
email:info@care.org
tel:1-800-521-CARE 
Doctors Without Borders USAInc
tel-1-888-392-0392 
Feed the Children
email:ftc@telepath.com
tel - 405/945-4156
Quest for Peace International
tel-1-813-394-5378 
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On the Mi'gmaq Nation
Sep / 98: Listiguj band reaches policing deal
Aug 17/98: Speech from Mi'gmaq rally
Aug 17/98: Mi'gmaq barricade staying
Aug 16/98: Mi'gmaqs show no sign of retreat
Aug 15/98: Mi'gmaq letter to Chevrette
Aug 15/98: Demonstration - Friends of the Micmac
Aug 14/98: Blockade reaches stalemate
Aug 14/98: Quebec & Canada plan to use force against Mi'gmaq 
Aug 14/98: Metallic called "tireless leader"
Aug 13/98: Bouchard says basis of agreement reached w/natives
Aug 12/98: Clarification of media misinformation
Aug 12/98: Letter to Mi'gmaq from People of Longhouse at Kahnawake
Aug 11/98: Mi'gmaqs question legality of agreement
Aug 11/98: People of Longhouse at Kahnawake support Mi'gmaq people
Aug 11/98: Increased police presence around Listiguj
Aug 10/98: Mi'gmaqs reject deal, barricade stays
Aug 10/98: Who are the Mi'gmaqs and what do they want NOW?
Aug 09/98: UN study supports Mi'gmaq logging position
Aug 08/98: Mainstream coverage of Mi'gmaq blockade
Aug 07/98: Chronology of logging dispute
Aug 06/98: Rotiskenrakete Warrior Society re-affirms support
Aug 06/98: CASNP condemns Quebec's threat to Mi'gmaq
Aug 06/98: Clipping-Quebec issues ultimatum to Mi'gmaqs
Aug 05/98: Mi'gmaq struggle for self-sufficiency
Aug 05/98: Letter from Aboriginal Affairs minister to Mi'gmaq
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Tons of other unrelated links site:
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