A People’s Ecology: Explorations in Sustainable LivingPresents a tapestry of perspectives on the interplay of health, cultural ecology, diet, agriculture, and environment, which are foundations of sustainable living, rooted in the historical traditions and practices of Indigenous peoples. |
American Indian Contributions to the World (5-Volume Set)This five-volume set is accessible to students from fourth grade through high school. |
Children Left Behind: The Dark Legacy of Indian Mission Boarding SchoolsTim Giago, who spent his childhood at one of these schools, examines the unholy alliance between church and state that tried to destroy generations of Indian children. |
Eat, Run, and Live HealthyPart of the Caring For Me series. Children learn about feeding our bodies with healthful food and keeping our bodies moving. |
Eyes, Ears, Nose, and MouthLittle Tony learns about keeping his eyes, ears, nose and mouth healthy. Part of the Caring For Me series. |
Food Is Medicine: Recovering Traditional Foods to Heal the PeopleAuthors review traditional agriculture, biodiversity, and the issues brought about by colonization of people and land. |
Foods of the Americas: Native Recipes and TraditionsHighlights indigenous ingredients, traditional recipes and contemporary recipes with ancient roots. |
Foods of the Southwest Indian NationsIn this gloriously photographed book, Native food expert Lois Ellen Frank (Kiowa), presents more than 100 recipes. |
For Indigenous Eyes Only: A Decolonization HandbookRecognizing an urgent need for liberation strategies, this offers hands-on suggestions for Indigenous communities to decolonize themselves. |
Grandma's Special FeelingWhenever Grandma gets that “special feeling,” the children know they're about get a lesson about how First Nations peoples used to live in the old days. |
Green March MoonsA powerful tale of growing up that expertly explores issues of rape, alcoholism, domestic violence and loss. |
Healing the HurtsPart of a healing program for Indian people to find their way back to sobriety and wholeness. |
Idonapshe Let’s Eat: Traditional Zuni FoodsThis cookbook from Zuni Pueblo offers recipes, folklore, and linguistic information. |
Looking After MeQuail-child learns about emotional health, and protecting her physical space. Part of the Caring For Me series. |
Mush-hole: Memories of a Residential SchoolEngage very young readers in the important history of the residential school system, and the trauma that has resulted. |
Northern Lights: The Soccer TrailsThe Soccer Trails is an honor to Inuit belief; it would also be a beautiful way to help a child who has suffered a loss. |
Plants and their Uses by the Chippewa Indian People (Student)Designed for upper elementary students, this booklet can supplement basic science and social studies concepts. |
Plants and their Uses by the Chippewa Indian People (Teacher)Designed for upper elementary students, this booklet can supplement basic science and social studies concepts. |
Rain Is Not My Indian NameContemporary young adult novel about 14-year-old Cassidy Rain Berghoff, who is coming to terms with her mother's and best friend's deaths. |
Recovering Our Ancestors’ Gardens: Indigenous Recipes and Guide to Diet and FitnessAn array of tempting traditional Native recipes and no-nonsense practical advice about health and fitness. |