Archive for August, 2011
A Meeting to Address Tribal Water, Coal, Environment, Cultural and Economic Issues Affecting Hopi Tribe & Navajo Nation – August 20, 2011
Published August 15, 2011 Announcements , Hopi activism , Hopi self determination 1 CommentTags: Ben Nuvamsa, Hopi activism, Hopi self determination, Hopi sovereignty, Hopi Tribe, Hopi water concerns, Navajo Nation, Peabody Coal Lease
A View from Shungopavi
Published August 13, 2011 Hopi photography 2 CommentsTags: Hopi, Hopi photographers, Hopi photography, Nikon D90, Nikon photos, Second Mesa, Shungopavi
Education beyond the Mesas temporarily available for FREE download
Published August 8, 2011 Announcements , Hopi authors , Hopi education , Hopi history , Hopi scholarship , Sherman Institute Leave a CommentTags: Education beyond the Mesas, Hopi, Hopi downloads, Hopi education, Hopi history, Matthew Sakiestewa Gilbert, Project MUSE, University of Nebraska Press
I am pleased to announce that Education beyond the Mesas: Hopi Students at Sherman Institute, 1902-1929 (University of Nebraska Press, 2010) is temporarily available for free download through Project MUSE.
It has always been my desire that people on and off the Hopi Reservation will have access to my research, and the University of Nebraska Press’s decision to allow my book to be featured on Project MUSE, is a major step in that direction.
However, free access to Education beyond the Mesas via Project MUSE will only last until January 2012. See the Project MUSE website for more details.
To download Education beyond the Mesas, please click on the above image or visit the following link:
http://beta.muse.jhu.edu/books/9780803234444
Matthew Sakiestewa Gilbert
Trails kept open at the Oraivi Footrace
Published August 1, 2011 Hopi Runners 1 CommentTags: american indian runners, Hopi, Hopi footrace, Hopi race, Hopi run, Hopi runners, Hopi running, Juwan Nuvayokva, Native American runners, Oraibi, Oraivi, Oraivi Footrace, Orayvi, Running
This Saturday August 6, Hopi runner Juwan Nuvayokva and the village of Oraivi will host the annual Oraivi 8K Footrace and 2 Mile Fun Run and Walk. The 8K race will begin at 6:30AM. Be sure to arrive early if you intend to run but have not yet registered. And bring extra cash with you to buy coffee, breakfast burritos, and race t-shirts and mugs. Kwakwha’ to all those who keep our trails open by running in this event!
















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