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Al Hayat The American Indians-Yesterday and Today
Part of Benjamin Reifel Papers
Al Hayat, an arabic-language magazine which contains an article called The American Indians-Yesterday and Today, as well as a picture of Ben Reifel. Also includes the manuscript for the article, as well as correspondence to Ben Reifel telling him about the magazine and its contents.
Part of Benjamin Reifel Papers
Various articles about topics collected by Ben Reifel such as suicide, education, reservations and administration among American Indians. Also includes articles about Ben Reifel during the senate race.
American Indian Rights, Education, and Way of Life Publications
Part of Benjamin Reifel Papers
Ben Reifel's copies of various articles, pamphlets, and booklets pertaining to American Indian rights, education, and way of life.
Part of Benjamin Reifel Papers
American Indian woman working at a table
Ben Reifel Newspaper Clipping Scrapbook
Part of Benjamin Reifel Papers
Scrapbook of newspaper clippings featuring articles on Ben Reifel. Topics include the Oahe Dam project, gun control, tribal issues, and tax problems.
CREATIVE WRITINGS: Grandpa was a Cowboy and an Indian- Correspondence
Sneve, Virginia Driving Hawk, 1933-
CREATIVE WRITINGS: Grandpa was a Cowboy and an Indian- Manuscript
Sneve, Virginia Driving Hawk, 1933-
Demonstration for modernizing America in 1965
Part of Benjamin Reifel Papers
Indian youth from across America applaud opening day celebrations at the demonstration for modernizing America
First Annual Lakota Storytelling Festival Poster
Poster for first annual Lakota Storytelling Festival telling traditional and contemporary stories and facts told by repected Lakota elders, historians, and educators.
Composed of collected stories, publications, speeches and typewritten transcripts of Wahehe Heirship hearing. Collection also includes notebooks and manuscripts containing lists, definitions and transcriptions of many events related to Lakota history. Many stories told to Shunk when he was a United States Bureau of Indian Affairs agent are also rewritten in Shunk's own hand.
Shunk, Harold, 1907-1998
Newspaper Clippings about Ben Reifel and American Indains
Part of Benjamin Reifel Papers
Newspaper clippings of Ben Reifel and his messages on leaving the past behind and looking toward the future.
List of the mentors for the Oak Lake Retreat from 1993-2015.
Oak Lake Tribal Writers' Retreat Announcement
Announcement for writing workshops at the 20th anniversary conference during the Oak Lake Tribal Writers' retreat.
Oak Lake Tribal Writers' Retreat Schedule
Schedule for the Twentieth anniversary conference during the Oak Lake Tribal Writers' retreat.
Oak Lake Writers Dialogue Questions
List of dialogue questions for the participants on the L/D/Nakota Interpretations of the River and Lewis & Clark at the Oak Lake Writers' Society retreat.
Oak Lake Writers Press Correspondence
Correspondence discussing the Woyake Kinikiya, a Tribel Model Literary Journal including information on who is involved and the purpose.
Group of writers at the Oak Lake Writers' retreat that includes Charles Woodard and Elizabeth Cook-Lynn (front row).
Students and mentors discussing material around a table at the Oak Lake Writers' retreat.
Oak Lake Writers' Society By-laws
The bylaws and official organization of the Oak Lake Writers' Society .
Oak Lake Writers' Society Poster
Poster for the Oak Lake Writer's Society readings at the South Dakota Festival of Book in Lead, South Dakota. Ronya Hoblit, Mabel Picotte, Deanna Stands, Kim TallBear, and Lydia Whirlwind Soilier read from 'He Sappa Woihanble.
Storytelling, Storykeeping Retreat Planning
Correspondence from Lowell Amiotte and Charles Woodard in the planning of the third annual writers' retreat, 'Storytelling, Storykeeping.'
Tribal Writers' Retreat Sessions
List of sessions with Kim Blaeser for handouts at the Tribal Writer's Retreat at Oak Lake, South Dakota.
Voices From Along the River Mini Grant
Correspondence from Charles Woodard regarding a mini grant that titles, "Voices From Along the River,' which focuses on the new perspective on Lewis and Clark.