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National Museum of the American Indian's traveling display, "IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas," opened 10 Nov. The Sequoyah National Research Center's Dr. Daniel Littlefield served as an advisor.

Morning Song Way, a full length feature motion picture will screen Southern Appalachian International Film Festival sponsored by East Tennessee State University. It will play on campus at 7 P.M in the Roger-Stout Building Screening Room 118.

Director of the Bauu Institute and Press, Dr. Peter N. Jones, celebrates the publication of Lakota Sioux Legends and Myths: Native American Oral Traditions Recorded by Marie L. McLaughlin and Zitkala Sa.

For centuries Native Americans have been employing spiritual rituals and techniques to create harmony, balance and awareness for their homes, environments and lives.

The Native American Experience By Jay Wertz ISBN 978-1-59921-475-7 • $45.00 • Slipcased• 12 x 11 • 64 pages • October, 2008 The Lyons Press is an imprint of The Globe Pequot Press / www.globepequot.com

The Heard Museum and the Billie Jean Baguley Library archive the award-winning "The Sand Creek Massacre" film.

Week long event honors Monroe, Michigan’s most famous resident General George Armstrong Custer, a Civil War hero and America’s most controversial historical icon. Special guests include Ernie LaPointe, great-grandson of Chief Sitting Bull.

Award-Winning Writer/Filmmaker Donald L. Vasicek CreatesNew Sand Creek Massacre Website

Explore the healing powers of animals in the full day workshop Sacred Animals/Sacred Dance. With: Carrie Ellmore-Tallitsch (Soloist, Martha Graham Dance Company), David Carsons (Writer) & Greta Carsons (Writer)

Along with 80 chiropractors from around the country, Dr. Caroline von Fluegge, owner of Balance Atlanta Family Chiropractic, became involved with Love Has No Color World Project two years ago.