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Resources for research in Native American Studies.

Indigenous Research Methodologies

Decolonizing methodologies: research and indigenous peoples by Linda Tuhiwai Smith
Call Number: ebook
Indigenous Methodologies: characteristics, conversations and contexts by Margaret Elizabeth Kovach
Call Number: ebook
Handbook of Critical and Indigenous Methodologies by Yvonna S. Lincoln (Editor); Linda Tuhiwai Smith (Editor); Norman K. Denzin (Editor)
Call Number: GN345 .H364 2008
Diné Perspectives by Lloyd L. Lee (Editor); Gregory Cajete (Foreword by)
Call Number: ebook
Indigenous Statistics by Maggie Walter; Chris Andersen
Call Number: ebook
Indigenous Pathways into Social Research by Donna M. Mertens (Editor); Fiona Cram (Editor); Bagele Chilisa (Editor)
Call Number: ebook
Research As Resistance: critical, indigenous and anti-oppressive approaches by Lesley Brown (Editor); Susan Strega (Editor)
Call Number: H62 .R42 2005
Research for Indigenous Survival: Indigenous Research Methodologies in the Behavioral Sciences by Lori Lambert
Call Number: UM Orono Stacks GN380 .L36 2014

Welcome to the Guide for Native American Studies

In this guide, you will find a range of resources related to Native American Studies.

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UMaine Courses & Resources

Native American Studies Programs
Comparative study of the cultures, history, and contemporary life of the aboriginal peoples and nations of North America, with a focus on the Wabanaki tribes.
NAS Minor: Required Courses
Degree requirements and electives.
Wabanaki Center
Committed to building and sustaining a mutually beneficial relationship between the University of Maine and Native American communities, the Wabanaki Center is a gathering place for indigenous scholars engaged in advancing Wabanaki studies through teaching, research and publication.
Hudson Museum @ The University of Maine
Permanent collection emphasizes ethnographic and archaeological objects, including artifacts from North, Central and South America; Oceania; and New Guinea.
Maine Folklife Center
State repository for folklore and oral history projects. Includes collection of Wabanaki tales.

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Subjects: Anthropology, Native American Studies

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