Posts Tagged 'Hopi News'

Hopi Tumalhoymuy Tutuveniam – May 2012

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Hopi Tumalhoymuy Tutuveniam – April 2012

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Hopi Tumalhoymuy Tutuveniam – March 2012

Hopi news of interest – February 9, 2012

Hopis apeal Snowbowl ruling – Navajo-Hopi Observer – Feb 8, 2012

Hopi Tutuveni is returning to newsstands – Navajo-Hopi Observer – Feb 8, 2012, See also: Re-Opening of the Hopi Tribe’s Newspaper, the Hopi Tutuveni – The Hopi Tribe – Jan 26, 2012

Tribes Rally to Save Petroglyph Site – Indian Country Today – Feb 3, 2012

HEEF to host annual art sale to benifit Hopi students – Navajo-Hopi Observer – Feb 1, 2012

Hopi students travel to capitol to learn about their government – Navajo-Hopi Observer – Feb 1, 2012

Hopi Tribe Sues U.S. Government – Arsenic in Drinking Water Causing Harm on Reservation – The Hopi Tribe – Jan 30, 2012

Hopi Tribe Appeals Snowbowl Ruling – Using Wastewater for Snowmaking Harms the Environment and Human Health – The Hopi Tribe – Jan 26, 2012

New ‘More than Frybread’ film features tribal member – Navajo-Hopi Observer – Jan 25, 2012

Hopi Tumalhoymuy Tutuveniam – February 2012

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The Hopi Foundation 2011 Fall Newsletter

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Navajo-Hopi Observer: Hopi Tribe’s financial issues predate Shingoitewa

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Hopi Tumalhoymuy Tutuveniam – December 2011

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Hopi Tumalhoymuy Tutuveniam – November 2011

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Hopi Tumalhoymuy Tutuveniam – October 2011

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Matthew Sakiestewa Gilbert is enrolled with the Hopi Tribe from the village of Upper Moencopi in northeastern Arizona. He is an assistant professor of American Indian Studies & History at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

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The Indian School on Magnolia Ave: Voices and Images From Sherman Institute (Expected Fall 2012, Oregon State University Press)

Education beyond the Mesas: Hopi Students at Sherman Institute, 1902-1929 (University of Nebraska Press, 2010)

Education beyond the Mesas – Introduction (click image to download)

Hopi runner Philip Zeyouma’s trophy cups featured on cover of American Quarterly

“Hopi Footraces and American Marathons, 1912-1930″, American Quarterly, Vol. 62, No. 1, March Issue 2010 (Click image to download article)

“‘The Hopi Followers’: Chief Tawaquaptewa and Hopi Student Advancement at Sherman Institute, 1906-1909″, Journal of American Indian Education, (Click image to download article)

Arizona English Teachers Association highlights Hopi authors (click image to download)

Constitution and Bylaws of the Hopi Tribe (With all amendments, click to download)

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