Newsletter - Guilford Native American Association, Inc., 336.273.6605

My Journey Within...Oil Paintings by Lumbee Artist Chris Kennedy, GNA Art Gallery, Greensboro Cultural Center, 200 N. Davie St., September 17 - November 30. 2006. Free and open to the public!

Oil Paintings by...
Chris Kennedy, Lumbee Artist

NOTE: A free 5 x 7 signed print, "Time and Patience", will be presented to the first 100
visitors, 16 years and older, to visit the GNA Art Gallery during the Opening Reception.

My Journey Within...Oil Paintings by Lumbee Artist Chris Kennedy, GNA Art Gallery, Greensboro Cultural Center, 200 N. Davie St., September 17 - November 30. 2006. Free and open to the public!

Ed Squires Realty ~ Solving Your Real Estate Needs Today & Tomorrow! 336-689-0320 Email: edsquiresrealty@triad.rr.com

Solving Your Real Estate Needs
Today & Tomorrow!

Ed Squires - Ph. 336-689-0320
Owner/Broker of
Ed Squires Realty

edsquiresrealty@triad.rr.com

We're still holding our annual November Cultural Festival
in the Greensboro Cultural Center at
200 North Davie Street here in Greensboro, NC.
(roughly the same format/programming.)

The dates are Thursday, 11-2-2006 and
Friday, 11-3-2006 from 9 am-1 pm.

Pre-registration is required, and the cost is $5 per student.
Contact Deborah Scales with Greensboro City Arts
at 336.373.2044 for an application.
Please feel free to contact me via email/phone
if you have additional questions.

Thanks,

Alicia Thomas, Assistant Art Gallery Director, Guilford Native American Art Gallery, gallery7@bellsouth.net, 336.273.6605
Alicia Thomas
Assistant Art Gallery Director
Guilford Native American Art Gallery
gallery7@bellsouth.net
336.273.6605

Indian Heritage Month Ceremony Card (Above) .pdf
117 KB Portable Document File

Annual GNAA Community Meeting Saturday, June 3rd, 2006 from 3-5 pm and held at
Triad Native American United Methodist Church

Portable Document File .pdf 539 Kb Flyer File (Above)

Inheriting the Legacy ~ Contemporary Works by Pawnee/Yakama Artist Bunky Echohawk
GNA Art Gallery, Greensboro Cultural Center, 200 N. Davie St.
Exhibition Dates: June 9 - August 31, 2006
Free and open to the public!

Two-on-a-page “inheriting the legacy” flyers .pdf file (above)
Portable Document File .pdf 175 Kb File

~ Inheriting the Legacy ~

Contemporary Work by Pawnee/Yakama Artist
Bunky Echohawk

International Festival at Ben L. Smith High School • June 10, 2006 • Invitation Flyer File (above)
Portable Document File .pdf 801 Kb File • More Info Email: avk2004@hotmail.com

27th annual Indian Youth Unity Conference June 13-16, 2006 held at UNC @ Chapel Hill. Contact Mickey Locklear at 919-733-5998 for more info.

The 27th annual Indian Youth Unity Conference is scheduled for
June 13-16, 2006 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Indian youth from age 13 to 18 or in grades 9 to 12 are eligible to attend.

The registration deadline is May 30.

This year’s theme is...
Preserving Our Past — Weaving Our Future.

It will provide opportunities for American Indian students to learn more about their heritage,
explore educational opportunities and collaborate with peers on issues of concern to Indian youth.
Participants will attend workshops on Indian history, spirituality, healthy lifestyles,
education and career development, arts and crafts and contemporary Indian issues.

Two $500 college scholarships will be awarded to graduating seniors attending the conference.

The $150 registration fee includes accommodations for three nights, nine meals and a banquet,
use of recreational facilities, all workshop materials and activities and a T-shirt.

For more information, contact Mickey Locklear at (919) 733-5998.

Greg Richardson
Executive Director
North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs
1317 Mail Service Center
Raleigh NC 27699-1317
Phone: (919) 733-5998
Fax: (919) 733-1207
http://www.doa.state.nc.us/cia/indian.html

Go to the commission's website link above and click on their "Upcoming Events" web page.
There you will find a downloadable 14 page .pdf "flyer" document for the event.

Strike at the Wind! ~ Pembroke, NC, Phone: 910-521-0835, Fax: 910-521-5580, Email: Kay@strikeatthewind.com

Strike at the Wind!

...is produced by the
Carolina Arts Network, Inc.,
a non-profit organization.
Kay Oxendine, Project Director
Carolina Arts Network, Inc.
PO Box 1350
Pembroke, NC 28372
Phone: 910-521-0835
Fax: 910-521-5580
Email: Kay@strikeatthewind.com

http://www.strikeatthewind.com/

Pictures From Easter 2006 Projects - Easter Dinners from
St. Paul The Apostle Catholic Church, Greensboro, NC

Pictures From Easter 2006 Projects - Easter Dinners from
St. Paul The Apostle Catholic Church, Greensboro, NC

Pictures From Easter 2006 Projects - Easter Dinners from
St. Paul The Apostle Catholic Church, Greensboro, NC

Pictures From Easter 2006 Projects - Easter Dinners from
St. Paul The Apostle Catholic Church, Greensboro, NC

Pictures From Easter 2006 Projects - Easter Dinners from
St. Paul The Apostle Catholic Church, Greensboro, NC

Pictures From Easter 2006 Projects - Easter Dinners from
St. Paul The Apostle Catholic Church, Greensboro, NC

Pictures From Easter 2006 Projects - Easter Dinners from
St. Paul The Apostle Catholic Church, Greensboro, NC

Pictures From Easter 2006 Projects - Easter Dinners from
St. Paul The Apostle Catholic Church, Greensboro, NC

Pictures From Easter 2006 Projects - Easter Dinners from
St. Paul The Apostle Catholic Church, Greensboro, NC

American Indian Made ~ 16th Annual NC American Indian Juried Art Exhibition...March 14 - May 31, 2006...Free and open to the public at the GNA Art Gallery and Gift Shop

16th Juried Exhibition March 14-May 31, 2006 Invitation Post Card File (above)
Portable Document File .pdf 824 Kb File

Self-Employment in the Arts (SEA Conference)
Saturday, April 1, 2006
8:30 a.m. to 5:45 p.m.
Reynolda House Museum of American Art

For Additional Information go to the Web Site for the SEA Conference Through the
Wake Forest University Office of Entrepreneurship and Liberal Arts
128 West Hall, P.O. Box 7229 Winston-Salem, NC 27109 | 336-758-3153 or 3152
http://www.wfu.edu/organizations/entrepreneurship/news/SEA.php

Download the SEA Conference Poster...
3,880 Kb (NOTE: This Poster is NOT Designed for Slow Dial-Up Downloads!)
http://www.wfu.edu/organizations/entrepreneurship/files/SEAConferenceposter3-21-06.pdf

2nd Annual Southeast Indian Studies Conference: Tradition, Identity and Recognition ~ April 20-21, 2006, University of NC at Pembroke, NC

Second Annual Southeast Indian Studies Conference
NOTE DATE CHANGE...NOW April 20-21, 2006 Flyer (above)
M.S. Word Document File .doc 26 Kb File

Contact: Dr. Jay Vest
American Indian Studies Department, UNC Penbroke
P.O. Box 1510, Pembroke, NC 28372
Email: jay.vest@uncp.edu Ph: 910-521-6895

Billie Jo Hunt
Administrative Secretary
American Indian Studies / Teaching & Learning Center
Old Main Room 231
910-521-62665

NCIEDI Presents The 2nd Annual American Indian Business Development Summit and Expo, Thursday-Saturday, April 27-29, 2006 at the Crabtree Marriott Hotel, Raleigh, NC. For More Information Call 910-486-6555.

Second Annual American Indian Business Developent Summit and Expo
Thursday-Saturday, April 27-29, 2006 at the
Crabtree Marriott Hotel, Raleigh, NC.
For More Information Call 910-486-6555
Flyer (above)
Portable Document File .pdf 93 Kb File

www.NCIndian.com

Annual National Reservation Economic Summit (RES)
& American Indian Business Trade Fair
February, 6th - 9th 2006
http://www.ncindian.com/event_1003.htm

NC Storyfest ~ The Storytelling Festival at Greensboro, NC - Saturday, May 13, 2006, 10 am - 5 pm...Free to the Public!

The NC Storyfest is a family oriented, multicultural, multigenerational event
modeled after the National Storytelling Festival at Jonesborough TN.

The Festival is FREE for all ages. Donations are encouraged.
This is not for children only. If you enjoy storytellers like Garrison Keillor, you will love this festival.
The renewed popularity of storytelling is directly attributable to the influx of tellers who not only tell
traditional stories but write and perform their own stories.

This is a family event. Children must be accompanied by parents or a responsible adult.
The event will take place from 10AM until 5PM in the Greensboro Public Library,
the Music Practice Room on the lower level of the Cultural Arts Building,
The Price-Bryan Performance Place (Festival Park) and the auditorium in the Greensboro Historical Museum.
There will be a special performance by Donald Davis at 4:15 pm in the Price-Bryan Performance Place.

Scheduled to appear:

Sheila Kay Adams
Antonio Sacre
Willa Brigham
Donald Davis
Lorenzo "Logie" Meachum

Also...

Rusty Boaeuf
Cynthia Moore Brown
Kim Cuny
Trish Dumser
Jay Hagen
Charlotte Hamlin
Bobbie Johnson
Linda Jones
Killian Manning
Katie Middlebrook
Fred Motley
April Reece
Tita & the Traveling Totems
Nolan Wahl
& More!!

Sponsors:

Action Greensboro, Downtown Greensboro, Inc., Greensboro City Arts,
Greensboro Historical Museum, Greensboro Public Library,
Dave and Judi Hill, NC Storytelling Guild,
United Arts Council, The UNCG Speaking Center,
Greensboro Childrens Museum and Guilford Native American Association.

The Greensboro Marriott Downtown will have rooms at the weekend rate (Fri, Sat, Sun) during the StoryFest.
The Marriott is only 1 block from the festival area, an easy walk.
There is plenty of FREE parking as all onstreet parking and the 3 nearby decks are free on weekends.

Contact info: NCStoryfest@aol.com Or Call 336-373-3617

NC Storyfest ~ The Storytelling Festival at Greensboro, NC - Saturday, May 13, 2006, 10 am - 5 pm...

Free to the Public!

http://www.ncstoryfest.org/

31st Annual NC Indian Unity Conference at the Hilton North Raleigh, NC ~ March 9 - 11, 2006

NC 31st Annual Indian Unity Conference March 9-11, 2006 Flyer (above)
Portable Document File .pdf 123 Kb File

Annual NC Indian Unity Conference Logo (above)
Full sized logo .gif 745 Kb File, .pdf 568 kb Portable Document File

31st Annual NC Indian Unity Conference at the Hilton North Raleigh, NC ~ March 9 - 11, 2006...Welcome Letter

31st Annual NC Indian Unity Conference at the Hilton North Raleigh, NC ~ March 9 - 11, 2006...Panel Schedule at a Glance

31st Annual NC Indian Unity Conference 2006 Printable Six Page Invitation Brochure
(Prints out on three 8 1/2 x 11 pages)
.pdf 243 kb Portable Document File

31st Annual NC Indian Unity Conference 2006 Printable Two Page Schedule
(Prints out on two 8 1/2 x 11 pages)
.pdf 164 kb Portable Document File

Annual NC Indian Unity Conference
2006 Amateur Indian Art Competition Entry Form (below)
.pdf 206 kb Portable Document File

31st Annual NC Indian Unity Conference 2006 Printable Two Page Registration Form
(Prints out on two 8 1/2 x 11 pages)
.pdf 162 kb Portable Document File

TRU - Tobacco Reality Unfiltered
poster above in high resolution...
.jpg 1008 KB

For more information or to request an application, please call 336.273.6605
or email Carmen Deese at cpdeese@yahoo.com.

31st Annual NC Indian Unity Conference at the Hilton North Raleigh, NC ~ March 9 - 11, 2006...Carmen Paige Deese, 2005-2006 Miss Indian North Carolina, Lumbee-Tuscarora

31st Annual NC Indian Unity Conference at the Hilton North Raleigh, NC ~ March 9 - 11, 2006...(Statement) Carmen Paige Deese, 2005-2006 Miss Indian North Carolina, Lumbee-Tuscarora

31st Annual NC Indian Unity Conference at the Hilton North Raleigh, NC ~ March 9 - 11, 2006...Committee, Judges and Program Schedule

31st Annual NC Indian Unity Conference at the Hilton North Raleigh, NC ~ March 9 - 11, 2006...Miss Indian NC 2006 Contestants ~ Congratulations to Ms. Samantha B. Locklear, Lumbee/Tuscarora, Miss Indian NC 2006-2007

2006-2007 Miss Indian North Carolina Ms. Samantha B. Locklear, Lumbee/Tuscarora

Congratulations to...
Ms. Samantha B. Locklear, Lumbee/Tuscarora
(shown in contestants program page above) our 2006-2007 Miss Indian North Carolina!

31st Annual NC Indian Unity Conference at the Hilton North Raleigh, NC ~ March 9 - 11, 2006...NC Indian Senior Princesses

31st Annual NC Indian Unity Conference at the Hilton North Raleigh, NC ~ March 9 - 11, 2006...Ms. NC Indian Senior Citizen Princess 2005-2006

31st Annual NC Indian Unity Conference at the Hilton North Raleigh, NC ~ March 9 - 11, 2006...2005 IUC Community Service Awards Winners

31st Annual NC Indian Unity Conference at the Hilton North Raleigh, NC ~ March 9 - 11, 2006...The 2005 15th Annual Juried Art Exhibition Winners

31st Annual NC Indian Unity Conference at the Hilton North Raleigh, NC ~ March 9 - 11, 2006...The 2005 NC IUC Quilt Show Winners

UNC Spring '06 Alzheimer Project - Page 1

UNC Spring '06 Alzheimer Project - Page 2

Contact Email Addresses for Spring 2006 Alzheimer's Project
Dr. Burke jburke@schsr.unc.edu
Dr. Dilworth-Anderson pdilworth@mail.schsr.unc.edu

Pocosin Native Embroidery...Call 336-273-8686 or email wkattmore@guilfordnative.org

Pocosin Native Embroidery (Formerly Pocosin Indigenous Designs)
Informational Flyer in .pdf Format...
.pdf 63 KB Portable Document File
(NOTE: New Flyer With New Name and Logo Now Being Designed - Soon to be Updated!)
Click here to download an

Order Request .pdf Form.
Fax the order request to 336-272-2925.

Click here to download an

Order Request .pdf Form.
Fax the order request to 336-272-2925.

NOTE: This $19.00 per embroidered sport shirt special is only being offered through December 31, 2005...So hurry! Minimum order of 12 Pcs. in Small thru X Large required.

NOTE: This $19.00 per embroidered sport shirt special above
is only being offered through December 31, 2005...So hurry!
(Minimum order of 12 Pcs. in Small thru X Large required.)

Click here to download an

Order Request .pdf Form.
Fax the order request to 336-272-2925.

Wanda Walker Attmore ~ Pocosin Native Embroidery, ANA Embroidery Project Manager, Ph. 336-273-8686 Ext. 203

Wanda Walker Attmore
Pocosin Native Embroidery
ANA Embroidery Project Manager ~ GNAA Program Coordinator
Guilford Native American Association
Phone 336-273-8686 Ext. 203 (Voice Mail ~ Please Leave a Message) Fax 336-272-2925
wkattmore@guilfordnative.org

Click here to download an

Order Request .pdf Form.
Fax the order request to 336-272-2925.

Sallie Dimalanta ~ Pocosin Native Embroidery, Embroidery Room Production Manager, Ph. 336-273-8686

Sallie Dimalanta
Pocosin Native Embroidery
Embroidery Room Production Manager
ANA Embroidery Project
Guilford Native American Association
Phone 336-273-8686 Fax 336-272-2925
sjacobs553@aol.com

Click here to download an

Order Request .pdf Form.
Fax the order request to 336-272-2925.

The NC Commission of Indian Affairs
and
The NC Museum of History
proudly celebrates

NC American Indian Heritage Month
Saturday, November 18, 2006

NC Museum of History
5 East Edenton Street, Raleigh NC

For more information contact
Kim Hammonds at 919-733-5998
E-mail: Kimberly.Hammonds@ncmail.net

GNAA Christmas Greeting - December, 2005

Guilford Native American Association
& GNA Art Gallery and Gift Shop
Christmas Card in .pdf Format...
.pdf 221 KB Portable Document File

Pictures From The Greensboro Holiday Parade at Noon...Heather, Nicole and Heidi Hunt on the Guilford County Schools' Kid's Voting Float ~ Saturday, December 10, 2005

Pictures From Greensboro Holiday Parade at Noon
Heather, Nicole and Heidi Hunt (left side) on the
Guilford County Schools' Kid's Voting Float
Saturday, December 10, 2005

Pictures From Greensboro Holiday Parade at Noon
Heather, Nicole and Heidi Hunt on the
Guilford County Schools' Kid's Voting Float
Saturday, December 10, 2005

Pictures From Christmas 2005 Projects

Pictures From Christmas 2005 Projects

Pictures From Christmas 2005 Projects

Pictures From Christmas 2005 Projects - Free Coats

Pictures From Christmas 2005 Projects - Toys for Tots

Pictures From Christmas 2005 Projects - Christmas Dinners from
St. Paul The Apostle Catholic Church, Greensboro, NC

Premier American Indian Science and Engineering Conference November 3-5, 2005 in Charlotte, NC Flyer (above)
Portable Document File .pdf 89 Kb File

To register for this event please go to the AISES web site link below
and click REGISTER NOW on the right side of their homepage...

http://www.aises.org

Contact: Cristy Davies
Email: cristy@aises.org Ph: 505-765-1052, x108

Premier American Indian Science and Engineering Conference November 3-5, 2005 in Charlotte, NC - 27th Annual Conference Powwow

American Indian Science and Engineering Conference PowWow
Saturday, November 5, 2005 in Charlotte, NC Flyer (above)
Portable Document File .pdf 89 Kb File

To register for this event please go to the AISES web site link below
and click REGISTER NOW on the right side of their homepage...

http://www.aises.org

Contacts:
Cristy Davies
Email: cristy@aises.org Ph: 505-765-1052, x108

Local Planning Committee Co-Chairs...

Valarie M. Deese
Recruiter/Educational Counselor
N.C. Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (NC-LSAMP)
Oxendine Science Bldg., Room 1211
UNC Pembroke
P.O. Box 1510
Pembroke, NC 28372-1510
Voice: 910.521.6741 Fax: 910.522.5755
Email: valarie.deese@uncp.edu

Marcus L. Collins
UNC Chapel Hill
919.966.2143
Email: collinsm@email.unc.edu

Dwight Harris
N.C State University
919.515.6727
Email: harris@eos.ncsu.edu

North Carolina Indian Heritage Month November 2005 Flyer (Above) .pdf
224 KB Portable Document File

25th Annual Indian Senior Citizens Conference 2005 Fax in .pdf Format...
.pdf 104 KB Portable Document File

10th American Indian Heritage Month Celebration Flyer (Above) .pdf
49 KB Portable Document File

The NC Commission of Indian Affairs
and
The NC Museum of History
proudly celebrates

NC American Indian Heritage Month
November 19, 2005

NC Museum of History
5 East Edenton Street, Raleigh NC

For more information contact
Kim Hammonds at 919-733-5998
E-mail: Kimberly.Hammonds@ncmail.net

Indian Heritage Month Ceremony Card (Above) .pdf
113 KB Portable Document File

North Carolina State University
Indian Heritage Month Festivities
Sponsored by: Africana Studies, American Indian Science and Engineering Society,
Department of Multicultural Student Affairs, Native American Resource Center,
Native American Student Association, Reservations, Talley Student Center,
Sigma Omicron Epsilon, Student Government, and University Housing
Press Release (Legal Size 8.5 x 14) in two formats...
Microsoft Word .doc 62 KB Document ~ .pdf 166 KB Portable Document File

12th Annual November Native American Cultural Festival, Saturday, November 5, 2005, Greensboro Cultural Center...Free and Open to the Public

12th Annual November Cultural Festival and School Days Pictures 2005

Photo above from...
11th Annual Native American Cultural Festival and School Days ~ November 4th thru 6th, 2004

...enjoy some web pages from 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004 Cultural Festivals and school days!!

8th Annual November Cultural Festival and School Days Pictures From 2001

9th Annual November Cultural Festival and School Days Pictures From 2002

10th Annual November Cultural Festival and School Days Pictures From 2003

11th Annual November Cultural Festival and School Days Pictures From 2004

12th Annual November Cultural Festival and School Days Pictures From 2005

November Native American Cultural Festival, Saturday, November 5, 2005, Greensboro Cultural Center...Free and Open to the Public

Purple 12th Annual November Cultural Festival and School Days Flyer (above)
Portable Document File .pdf 64 Kb File

There was a third earlier flyer for this event and here it is...

12th Annual November Cultural Festival and School Days Pictures 2005

Lumbee Fall Pow Wow October 28-30, 2005 Flyer (above)
Portable Document File .pdf 77 Kb File

American Indian Dance Theatre ~ January 31, 2006, University of NC at Pembroke, NC

American Indian Dance Theatre ~ January 31, 2006 Flyer (above)
M. S. Word Document File .doc 901 Kb File ~ Portable Document File .pdf 48 Kb File

Contact: Tasha Oxendine
Director of Marketing
Givens Performing Arts Center
UNC Penbroke
Email: tasha.oxendine@uncp.edu Ph: 910-521-6634

29th Annual GNAA Pow Wow ~ September 16-18, 2005

29th Annual GNAA Pow Wow ~ September 16-18, 2005

Carla and the Redemptions

Carla and the Redemptions

Carla and the Redemptions

Pastor Delton F. Collins, Triad Native United Methodist Church

29th Annual GNAA Pow Wow ~ September 16-18, 2005

Specialty Dancing ~ Hoop Dancing with Waya Dimalanta (Lumbee/Saponi)

Stoney Creek Wins 2005 29th GNAA Pow Wow Drum Competition

Stoney Creek Wins 2005 29th GNAA Pow Wow Drum Competition

Stoney Creek Wins 2005 29th GNAA Pow Wow Drum Competition

Stoney Creek Wins 2005 29th GNAA Pow Wow Drum Competition

Guilford Native American Association Booth ~ 2005 29th GNAA Pow Wow

Guilford Native American Association Booth ~ 2005 29th GNAA Pow Wow

Indian Education Parent Committee Booth
Indian Education Support Teacher S. Jean Conley
of Guilford County Public Schools
Ph: (336)-621-4042 ~ Fax: (336) 375-2626
Email: conleys@gcsnc.com
Indian Education Office
2,500 Lee's Chapel Road,
Greensboro, North Carolina
2005 29th GNAA Pow Wow

Indian Education Parent Committee Booth
Indian Education Support Teacher S. Jean Conley
of Guilford County Public Schools
Ph: (336)-621-4042 ~ Fax: (336) 375-2626
Email: conleys@gcsnc.com
Indian Education Office
2,500 Lee's Chapel Road,
Greensboro, North Carolina
2005 29th GNAA Pow Wow

Indian Education Parent Committee Booth
Indian Education Support Teacher S. Jean Conley
of Guilford County Public Schools
Ph: (336)-621-4042 ~ Fax: (336) 375-2626
Email: conleys@gcsnc.com
Indian Education Office
2,500 Lee's Chapel Road,
Greensboro, North Carolina
2005 29th GNAA Pow Wow

Indian Education Calendar of Events Flyer (above) in .pdf format...
.pdf 49 KB Portable Document File

Chris Allen, Wanda Attmore (Seated) and Sallie Dimalanta (L to R on Right)
Verify and Pass Out the Contest Winning Checks
2005 29th GNAA Pow Wow

More 2005 29th GNAA Pow Wow Pictures to Come!
Please Return Soon for More Postings!!!

29th Annual GNAA Pow Wow Flyer (above) in other formats...
Word 2000 .doc 26 KB Document ~ .pdf 304 KB Portable Document File

29th GNAA Pow Wow 2005 Ticket Prices...

$8.00 per day for Adults

$4.00 per day for Children 1-11 years and Senior Citizens

Children under 1 year old are free!

Dancer Registration...

Adult Dancers $8.00, Tiny Tots $4.00 and Drum $25.00

29th Annual GNAA Pow Wow Press Release (Pages 1 & 2 above) in other formats...
Microsoft Word .doc 62 KB Document ~ .pdf 118 KB Portable Document File

29th GNAA Pow Wow 2005 Ticket Prices...

$8.00 per day for Adults

$4.00 per day for Children 1-11 years and Senior Citizens

Children under 1 year old are free!

Dancer Registration...

Adult Dancers $8.00, Tiny Tots $4.00 and Drum $25.00

29th Annual GNAA Pow Wow Contest Winnings in .pdf Format...
.pdf 37 KB Portable Document File

Press Release...Photo by Sue Vaughan
All Rights Reserved
Email: CnvSsv@aol.com

Holiday Inn Hotel Bookings for 2005 29th Pow Wow
Greensboro, -(TRIAD INTL. ARPT)
Exit 211 and I-40, 6426 Burnt Poplar Road, Greensboro, NC 27409
Phone: 336-668-0421, Guest Fax: 336-668-7690, Sales Fax: 336-668-0710
Holiday Inn Check-In Time: 3:00 PM
Holiday Inn Check-Out Time: 12:00 PM
Email: bookholidayinngsoairport@msn.com
Email: higsoap@msn.com
Independently owned and operated by Travelers Inns of the Piedmont Triad

Holiday Inn Greensboro Airport Hotel Special Pow Wow Rate of $66.00
with Continental Breakfast Reservation Form
M. S. Word Doc. 19 Kb

Holiday Inn Greensboro Triad Intl. Airport Website: (For more hotel information)
http://www.holiday-inn.com/gso-airport

Holiday Inn Greensboro Airport Hotel Special Pow Wow Rate of $66.00
with Continental Breakfast Reservation Form
M. S. Word Doc. 19 Kb

Holiday Inn 29th Annual GNAA Pow Wow
Hotel Special Rate Flyer
(NOT the reservation form) above in .pdf format...
.pdf 115 KB Portable Document File

Directions to Greensboro’s Country Park
Directions to Greensboro's Country Park
Greensboro, North Carolina

From US 220 headed towards downtown on Battleground Avenue, simply turn onto Pisgah Church Road. Turn left into Jaycee Park. Keep to the right on Jaycee Park Drive and park in the lots provided.

From I 85 South headed North bear right onto exit US 220 (North) + US 29 (East) + US 70 (East) and continue onto US 29 (North) go to Blvd. ext.. Go to Battleground Ave. and turn right. Stay in right lane to Pisgah Church Road. Turn left into Jaycee Park. Keep to the right on Jaycee Park Drive and park in the lots provided.

Plot and Print your own specific directions at Maps on Us: http://www.mapsonus.com/

1. Simply use the right side on the web page at Maps On Us to key in your "Starting Address."

2. Then key in "Pisgah Church Road, Greensboro, NC" as your "Destination Address."

3. Then hit the "Go!" button.

29th GNAA Pow Wow 2005 Ticket Prices...

$8.00 per day for Adults

$4.00 per day for Children 1-11 years and Senior Citizens

Children under 1 year old are free!

Dancer Registration...

Adult Dancers $8.00, Tiny Tots $4.00 and Drum $25.00

29th Annual GNAA Pow Wow Events Schedule in .pdf Format...
.pdf 31 KB Portable Document File

29th GNAA Pow Wow 2005 Ticket Prices...

$8.00 per day for Adults

$4.00 per day for Children 1-11 years and Senior Citizens

Children under 1 year old are free!

Dancer Registration...

Adult Dancers $8.00, Tiny Tots $4.00 and Drum $25.00

Flyer (Above) Word .doc 140 KB Document ~ .pdf 148 KB Portable Document File ~ Email: gallery7@bellsouth.net

Dr. David Wilkins 10-04-05 Flyer (Above) Word .doc 211 KB Document

Presenting...
"One Singular Sensation,"
The 2005 Miss GNAA Princess Pageant
Friday, August 5th, 2005
Festivities Beginning at 6:30 pm; The pageant starts at 7 pm

Pageant location: Greensboro Cultural Center Music Room (Downstairs)
200 North Davie Street, Greensboro, NC

Three 2005 Winners Announced Friday, August 5th, 2005!

Little Miss GNAA
Mayana S. Richardson...Haliwa-Saponi, Age 7, Grade 3

Junior Miss GNAA
Christina Brewington...Lumbee, Age 13, Grade 7

Miss GNAA
Kimberly Hunt...Lumbee/Blackfoot, Age 17, Grade 12

Click on the picture above for coverage of the 2003 Miss GNAA Princess Pageant

Stephen Ray Maynor would like to take this time to invite you to the..
35th Annual Coharie Tribe Pow Wow
Friday, September 9, 2005, from 6:00 p.m. until 1:00 a.m.and
Saturday, September 10, 2005, from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 midnight.

To learn more about the Pow Wow, please visit our
Pow Wow Page on the Tribal Website: www.geocities.com/coharieindian/pow-wow

Thank you and hope to see you there!

Stephen Ray Maynor
Economic Development Specialist
Coharie Intra-Tribal Council
7531 North US 421 Highway
Clinton, North Carolina 28328
Phone...(910) 564-6909 Ext. 32
Fax...(910) 564-2701
stephenmaynor@usa.com - Email
Tribal Website "Please Sign our Guestbook"
www.geocities.com/coharieindian

Wednesday, 7-13-05, on American Indian Airwaves

Part 1:________________________________
David Wilkins (Lumbee Nation) Indigenous Scholar and Professor at the University of Minnesota
( http://www.law.umn.edu/FacultyProfiles/WilkinsD.htm) on “Changing of the Guard: Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s resignation and legacy to Judicial Imperialism and the Masking of Justice.”

Part 2:_______________________________
Stan Rodriguez (Kumeyaay Nation) on traditional storytelling from the California Indian Storytellers Association (http://www.cistory.org/) 6th Annual Southern California Indian Storytelling Festival
“Bridging the Pacific with Story and Song”.

**American Indian Airwaves regularly broadcast every
Wednesday from 3 pm to 4 pm PCT-Pacific [6 pm to 4 pm Eastern Standard Time] on KPFK (http://www.kpfk.org)
FM 90.7 in Los Angles, FM 98.7 in Santa Barbara and by Internet with Real Media Player, Winamp, & Itunes.
_______________________________________________
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NativeVoter@voicelists.org
http://voicelists.org/mailman/listinfo/nativevoter_voicelists.org

Open House at GNAA's New Headquarters Location ~ To Be Announced
Join us for the Open House at Our
New Headquarters Location!

Special Dedication Program Date to be Announced

Guilford Native American Association, Inc.
1100 Revolution Mill Drive
Studio #6,
PO Box 5623 (Box zip: 27435) Greensboro, NC 27405
Phone 336.273.8686 Fax 336.272.2925
www.guilfordnative.org
Revolution Mill Studios

Guilford Native American Association
Studio #6 at 1100 Revolution Mill Drive, Greensboro, NC
© Yahoo!, Inc. Map Flyer (above) in other formats...
Portable Document File .pdf 89 Kb File
.ppt 151 Kb M.S. Power Point 2002 SP2 Slide File (Somewhat Better Print Quality Than .pdf File)

Click for Street by Street Directions to Revolution Mill
M.S. Word Document ~ 220 kb

News Story Link...

WFU plays host to gathering of young American Indians,
recruits to diversify

By Laura Giovanelli
Journal Reporter
http://www.journalnow.com/
Source: Winston-Salem Journal/Thursday, June 9, 2005

The Guilford Native American Association's
First Nations Dance Team will be performing at Exploris on
Saturday, July 16th at 2 PM.

"The world's first interactive museum about the world."
201. E. Hargett St., Raleigh, NC 27601
Phone: (919) 857-1021 Fax: (919) 834-3516

www.exploris.org

Exploris is a private non-profit dedicated to engaging people
in our changing and interconnected world.

It's time to celebrate our children's school successes!

Native American Student Recognition Day Celebration
Thursday, May 19, 2005 6:30 - 8:00 pm
(meal will be provided)
Indian Education Office - Lee's Chapel Road Facility
2500 Lee's Chapel Road Greensboro, NC 27405

2005 Recognition Day Keynote Speaker: GNA Art Gallery Director, Mrs. Ruth L. Revels
A Highly Respected Native American Educator and Community Leader

Please join the Indian Education Parent Committee and Project staff as we come together
to recognize, encourage, support and strengthen the educational achievements of Native American
students attending school in Guilford County. It is important that we celebrate this special occasion.

Your family's participation is greatly appreciated. If you have not enrolled your child in
Indian Education, please do so at your earliest opportunity.

For more information call, email or fax S. Jean Conley, Indian Education Support Teacher
at Ph: (336)-621-4042 ~ Fax: (336) 375-2626 ~ Email: conleys@guilford.k12.nc.us

S. Jean Conley, Indian Education Support Teacher
at Ph: (336)-621-4042 ~ Fax: (336) 375-2626 ~ Email: conleys@guilford.k12.nc.us

Guilford County Schools Indian Education Project (Title VII, Part A)

Guilford County Schools Website
http://www.guilford.k12.nc.us

Click here for the location and to compute directions to the
2005 Native American Student Recognition Day at Maps on Us® !!!

Flyer (Above) M. S. PowerPoint (first slide with two related slides) .ppt 341 KB Document ~ .pdf 63 KB Portable Document File

http://www.understandingprejudice.org/nativeiq/

UnderstandingPrejudice.org: Test Your Native IQ ~ Click Here!

FREE Skin Cancer Screening open to everyone at Moses Cone Health System Regional Cancer Center next to Wesley Long Community Hospital: May 7, 2005, 9 am - noon, registration is requested, call 832-8000 or from outside the Triad calling area call 800-533-3463, Sponsored by the American Academy of Dermatology

Skin Cancer Screening Flyer (Above) Portable Document File .pdf 110 Kb File

Triad Native American United Methodist Church: A Time for Spiritual Renewal, Prayer and Praise Spring Revival April 7-9, 2005 at 6 pm Nightly and Pow Wow Saturday April 9, 2005 from 12:00 - 4 pm

www.NCIndian.com

More 2005 Summit Information: Click Here!

American Indian Business Development Summit, Crown Exposition Center, Fayetteville, NC ~ April 25-30, 2005 - First Golf Classic 2005 - Corporate Sponsorship Form

2005 NCIEDI First Golf Classic 4/29/05 @ Baywood Golf Club
Corporate Sponsorship Form as a Portable Document File .pdf 72 Kb File

American Indian Business Development Summit, Crown Exposition Center, Fayetteville, NC ~ April 25-30, 2005 - First Golf Classic 2005 - Player Entry Form

2005 NCIEDI First Golf Classic 4/29/05 @ Baywood Golf Club
Player Entry Registration Form as a Portable Document File .pdf 86 Kb File

American Indian Business Technical Assistance and Services Flyer From NCIEDI, Inc., Fayetteville, NC

American Indian Business Technical Assistance and Services Flyer From NCIEDI, Inc., Fayetteville, NC

NCIEDI American Indian Business Technical Assistance and Services Flyer as a Portable Document File .pdf 206 Kb File

Miss Indian North Carolina 2005-2006 ~ Carmen P. Deese, Lumbee-Tuscarora

Miss Indian North Carolina 2005-2006
Carmen P. Deese, Lumbee-Tuscarora

Miss Indian North Carolina 2005-2006 Carmen P. Deese, Lumbee-Tuscarora with
Rick Oxendine, Executive Director, Guilford Native American Association

Miss Indian North Carolina 2005-2006 Carmen P. Deese, Lumbee-Tuscarora with Family

C. Deese Bio. (Above) Word .doc 25 KB Document ~ .pdf 36 KB Portable Document File ~ Email: cpdeese@yahoo.com

The First Miss Indian North Carolina 1985 - 1987
Nora Dial, Lumbee (Now Nora Dial-Stanley)

30th Annual NC Indian Unity Conference at the Hilton North Raleigh, NC ~ March 17 - 19, 2005

30th Annual North Carolina Indian Unity Conference
Save the Dates! ~ March 17-19, 2005
Hilton North Raleigh
3415 Wake Forest Road, Raleigh, NC 27609-7330
Sponsored by United Tribes of North Carolina ~ A Non-profit organization
For Hilton North Raleigh Conference Hotel Reservations...
Call Phone (919) 872-2323, Fax (919) 878-0557

Photo From Awards and Recognition Banquet ~ Friday, March 12th, 2004 - 6:30 pm...
29th Annual NC Indian Unity Conference at the Hilton North Raleigh, North Carolina

30th Anniversary N. C. I. U. C. Registration Form as a Portable Document File .pdf 141 Kb File

13th Annual Juried Art Show Contest Flyer as a Portable Document File .pdf 26 Kb File

30th Anniversary N. C. I. U. C. Registration Form as a Portable Document File .pdf 141 Kb File

American Indian Sovereignty in Interdisciplinary Perspective...Summer School June 13-30, 2005

Summer School June 13-30, 2005
Humanities and American Ethnic Studies Programs
Visiting Professor David E. Wilkins, Ph.D.
American Indian Sovereignty in Interdisciplinary Perspective (above) in .pdf format...
Flyer Front Side .pdf 106 KB Portable Document File ~ Flyer Back Side .pdf 152 KB Portable Document File

Greetings from Wake Forest University!

Please encourage your colleagues and interested community members to
take advantage of Professor David Wilkins' survey seminar on American
Indian Sovereignty, June 13th to June 30th, 2005.

Our planning committee has worked very hard to make this important
seminar accessible and affordable to students and working adults alike.
Please note that we have changed the seminar lectures to an afternoon
time slot to assist commuting participants.

The seminar lectures will take place 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm beginning June
15th. Participants will have ample opportunities for collaborative
efforts, to meet for individual consultations with Professor Wilkins,
and to use Wake Forest University research resources in the morning. We
will offer assistance in the pursuit of research projects throughout the seminar.

On June 13th and 14th, we will offer introductions to our research
resources, a tour of the campus, a cultural workshop and social events.
This will allow the participants to meet each other and with Professor
Wilkins in a relaxed setting and to familiarize themselves with our campus facilities.

A barbecue dinner will be hosted on the evening of June 14th to welcome
Professor Wilkins and to honor his efforts on behalf of American Indian Sovereignty.

An information packet and parking sticker will be sent to registered students.

The auditing fee for the seminar is $150.00 plus costs for required
reading materials. We have reserved special apartment housing for
auditing community participants with kitchen and lounge space at the
price of $100.00 per room per week. Certificates for CEU will be
issued. For students requiring credit hours, the cost is $500.00 per
credit hour. Students will be required to apply for regular student
housing through the office for summer school housing.

For further information, please consult the enclosed flyer or send me an email at wiethaus@wfu.edu.

Thank you so much for your interest in the seminar. Our Wake Forest
University community is looking forward to seeing you and your colleagues in June!

With all the best wishes,

Ulrike Wiethaus --

Ulrike Wiethaus, Ph.D.
Professor, Interdisciplinary Appointments
Humanities Program
Wake Forest University
Address: PO Box 7332
Winston-Salem , NC 27109-7332
Office Phone: 336.758.7169
Office FAX: 336.758.7183

American Indian Sovereignty in Interdisciplinary Perspective...Summer School June 13-30, 2005
Summer Seminar Held 3 PM Monday June 20, 2005 at GNAA Headquarters
Humanities and American Ethnic Studies Programs
Visiting Professor David E. Wilkins, Ph.D., University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
American Indian Sovereignty in Interdisciplinary Perspective

American Indian Sovereignty in Interdisciplinary Perspective...Summer School June 13-30, 2005
Summer Seminar Held 3 PM Monday June 20, 2005 at GNAA Headquarters
Humanities and American Ethnic Studies Programs
Visiting Professor David E. Wilkins, Ph.D., University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
American Indian Sovereignty in Interdisciplinary Perspective

Summer Seminar Held 3 PM Monday June 20, 2005 at GNAA Headquarters
Humanities and American Ethnic Studies Programs
Visiting Professor David E. Wilkins, Ph.D., University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
American Indian Sovereignty in Interdisciplinary Perspective

David Eugene Wilkins
[Affiliated Faculty]
Professor of American Indian Studies, Political Science and Law
University of Minnesota Law School

Pembroke State University, B.A., University of Arizona, M.A.
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Ph.D.

Faculty Profile...
http://www.law.umn.edu/FacultyProfiles/WilkinsD.htm

Email: wilkinsd@umn.edu

General Information at University of Minnesota Law School Email: law@umn.edu

GNAA Staff and Board Christmas 2003 Celebration Remembered...Plus...
A GNAA Staff and Board Christmas Celebration From 2001! Enjoy!!!

2003 2001

Pictures From Christmas 2004 Projects Underway For Needy Native Americans!...Saint Paul The Apostle Catholic Church...Food Baskets and Christmas Turkeys Donated 12-21-04!

Pictures From Christmas 2004 Projects Underway For Needy Native Americans!
Saint Paul The Apostle Catholic Church
Food Baskets and Christmas Turkeys Donated 12-21-04

2004 Community Christmas Celebration Monday Night 12/13/04 Held at Triad Native American United Methodist Church
2004 Community Christmas Celebration Monday Night 12/13/04

Held at Triad Native American United Methodist Church
3010 Monterey Street, Greensboro, North Carolina, 27406

Community Christmas Celebrations from the past!..

2004 2003 2002 2001
"A Night to Remember" Christmas Musical/Drama Dec. 12, 15, 19, 2004...

Pictures From Christmas 2004 Projects Underway For Needy Native Americans!

Pictures From Christmas 2004 Projects Underway For Needy Native Americans!
Free coats and bags of items ~ Photos taken 12-04-04

Selected Pictures From Program:
Guilford Native American Association Hosts
Guilford County Schools
Indian Education Parent Committee
With Mrs. Benita Tipton, Education Consultant, From
The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
Status of Native American Student Achievement in Guilford County
December 7, 2004

Ms. Benita B. Tipton, Education Consultant for NC Department of Public Instruction
and State Superintendent's Representative to the State Advisory Council on Indian Education,
and tenth grader at Southeast Guilford High School in Greensboro, NC,
Trevor Bolin, Lumbee (Front and Center) stand with just a few of the many persons that are helping to
close our achievement gap here in Guilford County and in North Carolina for Native Americans!

(Also Back Row Left to Right)
Guilford Native American Association's Board Member Charles Walker

Guilford Native American Association's Executive Director Rick Oxendine

Student and Youth Native American Dancer Christina Brewington

Representative to the State Advisory Council on Indian Education and
Committee Member of the GNAA January 24, 2002
American Indian Education Community Forum Velina Hammond Ebert

Chairman of the Indian Education Association and
Guilford Native American Association's Board Member Buddy Mitchell

Indian Education Support Teacher of Guilford County Public Schools Jean Conley

Parent Engagement Specialist of Guilford County Schools Richard Tuck

Closing the Achievement Gap Logo

Selected Pictures From Program:
Guilford Native American Association Hosts
Guilford County Schools
Indian Education Parent Committee
With Mrs. Benita Tipton, Education Consultant, From
The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
Status of Native American Student Achievement in Guilford County
December 7, 2004

Welcome To My Creative Freedom...Art by Roger Willie and Crossing Between Worlds Dine/Navajos Exhibitions ~ December 5, 2004 ~ February 28, 2005, Guilford Native Art Gallery and Gift Shop

"Crossing between Worlds: the Diné (Navajos) of Canyon de Chelly" is open to the public at the Guilford Native American Art Gallery at 200 N. Davie Street in Greensboro also from December 5, 2004 through February 28, 2005. The exhibit features 25 black-and-white photographs documenting the activities and environment of Diné families in Canyon de Chelly, located in northeastern Arizona. The Diné, commonly known as Navajos, have lived as herders for centuries in this area dotted with ancient cliff dwellings. The curator for the exhibit is Jeanne Simonelli, chair of Wake Forest's anthropology department. The exhibit is based on the book Crossing between Worlds by Simonelli and photographer Charles Winters. Simonelli worked as a park ranger in Canyon de Chelly, and the book and the exhibit mix stories about her personal experiences there with information about the native history and culture in the region. This exhibition is featured in collaboration with the Wake Forest University Museum of Anthropology ~ Stephen L. Whittington, Ph. D., Director.

An earlier flyer for the Roger Willie Exhibition for December 2004 - February, 2005...
A Navajo Experience...Art by Roger Willie Exhibition ~ December 5, 2004 ~ February 28, 2005, Guilford Native Art Gallery and Gift Shop
A Navajo Experience with Roger Willie Flyer (above) in other formats...
Portable Document File .pdf 64 Kb File ~ .ppt 100 Kb M.S. Power Point 2002 SP2 File

Arrival of Thanksgiving 2004 Food Donations to Needy Native American Families
Thanks to Donations From...
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church, Greensboro, NC.

Revolution Mill Studios

Guilford Native American Association
Studio #6 at 1100 Revolution Mill Drive, Greensboro, NC
© Yahoo!, Inc. Map Flyer (above) in other formats...
Portable Document File .pdf 89 Kb File
.ppt 151 Kb M.S. Power Point 2002 SP2 Slide File (Somewhat Better Print Quality Than .pdf File)

Click for Street by Street Directions to Revolution Mill
M.S. Word Document ~ 28kb

November 2004 is North Carolina Indian Heritage Month

The Southeastern Natives - Before and After Contact - Exhibit Viewing Dates: December 8, 2002 - February 28, 2003

Middle Artwork..."Indian World at Contact"
by Karen "Yxomme" Lynch Harley, Haliwa-Saponi Artist

"Indian World at Contact"
by Karen "Yxomme" Lynch Harley, Artist
Haliwa-Saponi Tribe of Hollister, NC

November 2004 is North Carolina Indian Heritage Month
North Carolina Indians ~ Preserving a Nation's Culture and History

Gov. Easley Appoints Thurman Lowry
To State Indian Housing Authority

28th 2004 GNAA Pow Wow Has Been Cancelled Due to Bad Weather! ~ There is NO raindate!

Peace Among Indian Nations ~ Peace Among ALL Nations

28th Annual 2004 Guilford Native
American Association
Pow Wow and Cultural Festival

Peace Among Indian Nations

...Peace Among ALL Nations

The Most Current
28th GNAA 2004 Pow Wow Information!
28th 2004 GNAA Pow Wow Has Been Cancelled Due to Bad Weather! ~ There is NO raindate!

28th Annual GNAA Pow Wow ~ September 17-19, 2004

28th Annual GNAA Pow Wow ~ September 17-19, 2004

28th Annual GNAA Pow Wow Flyer (above) in other formats...
Word 2000 .doc 158 KB Document ~ .pdf 191 KB Portable Document File

28th Annual GNAA Pow Wow ~ September 17-19, 2004 ~ Schedule of Events!
28th 2004 GNAA Pow Wow Has Been Cancelled Due to Bad Weather! ~ There is NO raindate!

28th 2004 GNAA Pow Wow Has Been Cancelled Due to Bad Weather! ~ There is NO raindate!
Directions to Greensboro’s Country Park

28th 2004 GNAA Pow Wow Has Been Cancelled Due to Bad Weather! ~ There is NO raindate!
Directions to Greensboro's Country Park
Greensboro, North Carolina

From US 220 headed towards downtown on Battleground Avenue, simply turn onto Pisgah Church Road. Turn left into Jaycee Park. Keep to the right on Jaycee Park Drive and park in the lots provided.

Alternate to Battleground Avenue from I 85 South headed North: While on US 29 (North) bear right onto ramp to East Cone Blvd. Then turn sharply left onto East Cone Blvd.. Turn right onto North Church Street. Turn left onto Pisgah Church Road. Turn left into Jaycee Park. Keep to the right on Jaycee Park Drive and park in the lots provided.

Directons from Microtel host hotel: From Microtel host hotel at 4304 Big Tree Way, Greensboro go less than .1 mile and then TURN LEFT onto West Wendover Avenue traveling East into town. Go 1.4 miles and then follow West Wendover Avenue as it BEARS LEFT. Go 3.2 miles and then BEAR RIGHT onto RAMP to Benjamin Parkway. Go 0.2 miles and then BEAR RIGHT onto Benjamin Parkway. Go 1.7 miles and then TURN LEFT onto US 220 (NORTH) which is Battleground Avenue. Follow US 220 (NORTH) Battleground Avenue and then TURN RIGHT onto Pisgah Church Road. Turn left into Jaycee Park. Keep to the right on Jaycee Park Drive and park in the lots provided.

Visit the City of Greensboro Parks & Recreation Commission web site: http://www.ci.greensboro.nc.us/leisure

Email: leisure@ci.greensboro.nc.us

For More Parks & Recreation Information, Call: (336)-373-2574

Last Three GNAA Annual Pow Wows Online...

25th GNAA 2001 Pow Wow Web Page Online:
http://www.guilfordnative.org/pw25pics.html

26th GNAA 2002 Pow Wow Web Page Online:
http://www.guilfordnative.org/pages/pw26_1.html

27th GNAA 2003 Pow Wow Web Page Online:
http://www.guilfordnative.org/pages/pw27_1.html

28th 2004 GNAA Pow Wow Has Been Cancelled Due to Bad Weather! ~ There is NO raindate!

28th Annual GNAA Friday Cultural Festival Memo, Flyer and Form...
28th 2004 GNAA Pow Wow Has Been Cancelled Due to Bad Weather! ~ There is NO raindate!

28th Annual GNAA Friday Cultural Festival Memo (above) in other formats...
Word 2000 .doc 30 KB Document ~ .pdf 92 KB Portable Document File
28th 2004 GNAA Pow Wow Has Been Cancelled Due to Bad Weather! ~ There is NO raindate!

28th Annual GNAA Friday Cultural Festival Flyer (above) in other formats...
Word 2000 .doc 24 KB Document ~ .pdf 83 KB Portable Document File
28th 2004 GNAA Pow Wow Has Been Cancelled Due to Bad Weather! ~ There is NO raindate!

28th Annual GNAA Friday Cultural Festival Form (above) in other formats...
Word 2000 .doc 23 KB Document ~ .pdf 30 KB Portable Document File
28th 2004 GNAA Pow Wow Has Been Cancelled Due to Bad Weather! ~ There is NO raindate!

2004 - 2005 Monthly Indian Education Parent Committee Schedule (above) in other formats...
Word 2000 .doc 1,001 KB Document ~ .pdf 270 KB Portable Document File

National Congress of American Indians
http://www.ncai.org/

National Museum of the American Indian
http://www.nmai.si.edu/

National Museum of the American Indian Grand Opening!
Washington, D.C., September 21st, 2004
http://www.nmai.si.edu/subpage.cfm?subpage=dc&second=grand&third=celebrate

Social Dance Flyer and Dance Information...
.pdf 192 KB Social Flyer 2.pdf (Portable Document File)
Adobe Acrobat Reader required to View .pdf portable document files

Through Our Children's Eyes Exhibition Flyer (above) in M. S. Word .doc and .pdf formats...
.pdf Flyer...80 KB Portable Document File
.doc Flyer...152 KB Word Document File

More Information/Get Tickets!: http://www.triadstage.org/

SAVE THE DATE!...

Who: Tobacco Prevention Partners
What: Tobacco Free Night At The Ballpark
When: August 21, 2004 starting at 7:15 pm
Where: Five Points Stadium in Zebulon
Why: Enjoy a tobacco-free night with
the Carolina Mudcats

Deborah A. Cerrito, RHEd
Wake County Project ASSIST Coordinator
Youth Services Center
568 East Lenoir Street
Room 200
Raleigh, NC 27601
Phone: (919) 856-5233
Fax: (919) 856-2712
Email: dcerrito@co.wake.nc.us

Native American Student Recognition Day ~ Indian Education Office ~ May 27, 2004 at 6:30 p.m. ~ Lee's Chapel Road, Greensboro, North Carolina

More Information: Indian Education Office ~ 2,500 Lee's Chapel Road Facility, Greensboro, NC
Phone (336) 621-4042 Fax (336) 370-8360
- Jean Conley, Indian Education Support Teacher -

Youth Conference June 9 - 12, 2004...

From: Mickey Locklear...Forwarded by...
Greg Richardson
Subject: Fw: Youth Conference June 9 - 12, 2004...FYI
Date/Time: May 18, 2004 Priority: Normal

FYI:

If anyone calls about the youth conference, please tell them that the absolute deadline to receive registration and money is May 28th. There will not be space for on-site registration. The conference is over subscribed and I'm awaiting word on a few extra rooms right now. We had 200 people last year and we are at 250 right now. I have confirmed space for 239 and we're looking for space for the remaining 11.

For more information contact: mickey.locklear@ncmail.net

Friday, September 17th, 2004 downtown Greensboro, North Carolina
will once again come alive with the sights and sounds of ArtsAlive!
http://www.arts-alive.com.
Shop!, Dine!, Be Entertained!...Until past 9 PM

ArtsAlive! ~ 3-19-04, 4-23-04, 5-21-04, 09-17-04, 10-15-04, 11-19-04

Fun Fourth Festival

Greensboro, NC

The 30th Annual Festival
June 26 - July 4, 2004

Celebrating Independence Day Since 1975

Email: Fun4th@infionline.net

Through Our Children's Eyes Youth Photography Project & Exhibition
GNA Art Gallery Opening Reception and Program Friday, June 18, 2004
from 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm and Artists' Talks at 7:00 pm

Through Our Children's Eyes Youth Photography Project & Exhibition, GNA Art Gallery, 200 North Davie St., Friday, June 18, 2004, 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Through Our Children's Eyes Youth Photography Project & Exhibition

Sue Vaughan (Eastern Cherokee) ~ Raleigh, NC ~ CnvSsv@aol.com
Photography Workshops for Youth Project and Curator for Exhibit
This Exhibition is Sponsored in part by...

A. C. Moore ~ Capital Crossing Shopping Center
4721 Capital Blvd., Raleigh, NC 27604 Directions
919-871-0260 ~ http://acmoore.com/
Mon-Thurs 9:30 am-9 pm, Fri-Sat 9:30 am-9:30 pm, Sun 11am-6 pm

American Express
American Express Foundation
490 Hudson Street ~ Jersey City, NJ 07302-09031

More Information/Get Tickets!: http://www.triadstage.org/

14th Annual N. C. Native American Juried Art Exhibition (above) in .pdf format...
.pdf Flyer...136 KB Portable Document File
.doc Flyer...127 KB Word Document File

*If you find that you are unable to open the Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) files,
download the

NC State University 14th Annual Pow Wow ~ 4-03-04

NC State University 14th Annual Pow Wow Flyer 4/03/04 (above) in .pdf format...
.pdf Flyer...349 KB Portable Document File
.pdf Directions Page...44 KB Portable Document File
.doc Directions Page...20 KB Word Document File

*If you find that you are unable to open the Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) files,
download the

Haliwa-Saponi 39th Annual Pow Wow ~ April 16-18, 2004

Haliwa-Saponi 39th Annual Pow Wow Flyer April 16-18, 2004 in .pdf format...
.pdf Flyer...301 KB Portable Document File

*If you find that you are unable to open the Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) files,
download the

Guilford County Schools Indian Education Parent Committee Meeting
~ March 2, 2004 ~

Guilford Native American Association ~ Greensboro, NC

Guilford Native's Children Participating in the
Guilford County Schools "Kids Voting" Program

Guilford County Schools Indian Education Parent Committee Agenda ~ March 2, 2004 ~ Guilford Native American Association ~ Greensboro, NC

GCS Safe and Drug Free School Program Contact List

FitzJefferies
fitzjek@guilford.k12.nc.us

Wood
woodk@guilford.k12.nc.us

Sykes
sykesk@guilford.k12.nc.us

29th Annual NC Indian Unity Conference ~ March 11-13, 2004 ~ Hilton North Raleigh ~ Releigh, NC

Program Indian Unity Conference Flyer (above) in .pdf format...
.pdf Front Page...82 KB Portable Document File
.pdf Back Page...122 KB Portable Document File

*If you find that you are unable to open the Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) files,
download the

Adobe Acrobat Format Adobe Acrobat Reader software,
and install according to the directions provided at the Adobe site.
The Acrobat Reader software is available cross-platform for free.
Once you have installed the Acrobat Reader software,
select the link for the .pdf you wish to view.

29th Annual NC Indian Unity Conference ~ March 11-13, 2004 ~ Hilton North Raleigh ~ Releigh, NC

Registration Form for Indian Unity Conference Flyer (above) in .pdf format...
.pdf Front Page...127 KB Portable Document File
.pdf Back Page...29 KB Portable Document File

*If you find that you are unable to open the Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) files,
download the

Indian Unity Conference 14th Juried Art Exhibition Flyer (above) in .pdf and Word .doc format...
.pdf 58 KB Portable Document File
.doc 24 KB Word Document File

*If you find that you are unable to open the Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) files,
download the

Indian Unity Conference 14th Juried Art Exhibition
Application to Participate (above) in .pdf and Word .doc format...
.pdf 98 KB Portable Document File
.doc 35 KB Word Document File

*If you find that you are unable to open the Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) files,
download the

Indian Unity Conference 14th Juried Art Exhibition
Information and Instruction Sheet & Art Registration Form
(two pages above) in .pdf and Word .doc format...
.pdf 85 KB Portable Document File
.doc 28 KB Word Document File

*If you find that you are unable to open the Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) files,
download the

Adobe Acrobat Format Adobe Acrobat Reader software,
and install according to the directions provided at the Adobe site.
The Acrobat Reader software is available cross-platform for free.
Once you have installed the Acrobat Reader software,
select the link for the .pdf you wish to view.

State of North Carolina - Commission of Indian Affairs
Additional conference information will be posted at the
NC Commission of Indian Affairs web site by Friday, February 20th:
http://www.doa.state.nc.us/doa/cia/indian.htm

FYI-Please be advised that the conference will be held at the Hilton North Raleigh. Please note that the final agenda will be published by United Tribes shortly and is not available for publication at this time. Therefore, we cannot provide information about Key Note Speakers or Panelist at this time. However, that information should be available shortly through United Tribes.

Conference Dates: March 11-13, 2004

Conference Registration: Please direct these calls to Gladys Hunt, President of United Tribes or Carol Goins at
(910) 483-8442. The pre-registration packets were mailed out by United Tribes a week or so ago, which included 1200 packets. We do not have extra copies, therefore, forward all inquiries to Gladys or Carol.

Hotel Rooms: Call the Hilton North Raleigh at (919) 872-2323 and alert the hotel that you are calling about a room for the NC Indian Unity Conference.

Vendor Information: Please direct all inquiries to Greg Richardson or Laura at (919) 733-5998 or greg.richrdson@ncmail.net or laura.smith@ncmail.net

We mailed the vendor packets to those folks who attended the 2003 conference. Therefore, individuals who had a vendor space at last year's conference got their packets.

The cost per table is $50 and $10 for each additional table. Mr Richardson has set March 5th as the cut-off date for vendor space. Therefore, anyone interested in vendor space must submit a contract and pay for it by March 5th. All contracts mailed and post marked by that date! The vendor contracts are to be mailed to Greg Richardson and the checks are to be made out to United Tribes of North Carolina, Inc.

We will continue to send out vendor contracts upon request through March 1st. Therefore, please encourage everyone to get their space reserved by obtaining a contract and paying for the space by March 5th. Send the request to Greg Richardson or Laura!

NC Commission of Indian Affairs Meeting: The commission will meet at 10:00 am, March 11, 2004. The location of the meeting will be announced by March 1, or ten days prior to the meeting per NC General Statutes. For more information see to our NC Commission of Indian Affairs web page http://www.doa.state.nc.us/doa/cia/indian.htm, call Sue Brewington at (919) 733-5998 or email her at sue.brewington@ncmail.net

Ms Indian NC Pageant Information: Call Ms. Rebekah Revels, with the Lumbee tribe at (910) 521-6128 or by email at:
rebekah.revels@lumbeetribe.com

Conference Key Note Speakers: Call Mrs. Gladys Hunt at the above phone number or email her at: cciap@netzero.com

Panel Session Speakers: Call Greg Richardson at the above address or Mrs. Ruth Revels at (336) 420-9306.

Panels / Other Contact:

Economic Development Panelist: Call James Hardin at (919) 486-6555.

Indian Education: Cal Mickey Locklear at (919) 733-5998 or Mickey.locklear@ncmail.net

Indian Health: Call Julia Phipps at (336) 716-3906 or email her jphipps@wfubmc.edu or Missy Brayboy at
(919) 733-5998 or by email at; missy.brayboy@ncmail.net

National Museum of the American Indian: Call Ruth Revels at (336) 420 9306

2004 Election/Ethics: Call Greg Richardson at the above referenced telephone number or email him.

Juried Art: Call Gwen Locklear at (919) 661-5442 or at: 4locks@bellsouth.net or call Clarice Dial (919) 552-3912.

Non Professional Art: Call Wanda Penner at (910) 304-7323 or by email at: osaponi@msn.com

United Tribes Scholarships: Call Mrs. Hattie Campbell at (910) 646-1817 or (910) 655-2957 or by email at: mey@interstar.net

Community Awards: Call Jane Jacobs at (910) 592-3541 or by email at: jane_jacobs8@hotmail.com

Greg Richardson
Commission Director
NC Commission of Indian Affairs

Alceon Jones, Lumbee Artist

Art Through Native Eyes:
expressions from Lumbee country
contemporary and traditional art - as we see it ...
Featuring Alceon Jones and James Locklear
Lumbee Artists
Exhibit Dates: December 7, 2003 - February 28, 2004

Selected Pictures From Art Through Native Eyes and Festival of Lights, Sunday, December 7, 2003

James Locklear, Lumbee Artist

Opening Reception and Artist's Talks
Sunday, December 7, 2003 ~ 2:00 - 5:00 pm
GNAA Art Gallery and Atrium, Greensboro Cultural Center
200 N. Davie St. Downtown

NC Mascot Education & Action Group (NCMEAG)
PO Box 18640, Asheville, NC 28814
828-669-6677 Fax 828-669-8862
wncceib@buncombe.main.nc.us www.main.nc.us/wncceib/

State of North Carolina
Overview of American Indian Sport Mascots in the Public Schools

http://www.main.nc.us/wncceib/NCMEAGindex.htm

Guilford school officials prohibit Indian mascots
Source: News & Record, Greensboro, NC ~ 01-14-04
http://www.news-record.com
Contact Jennifer Fernandez at
336-373-7064 or jfernandez@news-record.com

National Congress of American Indians
http://www.ncai.org/

National Museum of the American Indian
http://www.nmai.si.edu/

Saturday, February 7, 2004 ~ Indian Education Annual Public Hearing and Mini-Pow Wow

February 21, 2004 ~ N C School of Science and Mathmatics Native American Pow Wow

N C School of Science and Mathematics
http://www.ncssm.edu/powwow/
Click NCSSM link above for more information and directions!
Pow Wow Flyer (above) in .pdf format...
.pdf 210 KB Portable Document File

Gifts From The American Express NATION Holiday Toy Drive Network
Placed Under GNAA's Tree for Children of Needy Families
in Our Native American Community.
J. Tyler Cox (3rd from left) of American Express TRS Co.,
7701 Airport Center Drive, Greensboro, NC
Presents Executive Director of Guilford Native American Association,
Rick Oxendine, with the toys.

Selected Pictures and Slideshow From The...
2003 Community Christmas Celebration, December 15, 2003
Held at Triad Native American United Methodist Church
3010 Monterey Street, Greensboro, North Carolina, 27406

Elder Thanksgiving Luncheon held on Wednesday, November 19, 2003

Opening Reception for Warriors:
The Navajo Code Talkers

Guilford Native American Association is pleased to announce the
GNAA Princess Pageant winners from September 12, 2003 at 7:00 pm
at the GNAA Art Gallery on 200 North Davie Street in Greensboro North Carolina.

Junior Miss GNAA 2003-2005 ~ 9 Years to 15 Years ~ Sabrina Begay-Ahmed, Navajo
Little Miss GNAA 2003-2005 ~ 4 Years to 8 Years ~ Brianna Lockler, Lumbee
Miss GNAA 2003-2005 ~ 16 Years to 22 Years ~ Carmen Deese, Lumbee-Tuscarora
(Left to Right)

Junior Miss GNAA 2003-2005 ~ 9 Years to 15 Years ~ Sabrina Begay-Ahmed, Navajo
Little Miss GNAA 2003-2005 ~ 4 Years to 8 Years ~ Brianna Lockler, Lumbee
Miss GNAA 2003-2005 ~ 16 Years to 22 Years ~ Carmen Deese, Lumbee-Tuscarora
(Left to Right)

Contact Tim Yeadon at 627-4881, Ext. 120, or tyeadon@news-record.com

Farewell to Day Care Pizza Party ~ Friday, July 11, 2003
GNAA Day Care closes with over a
decade of service to the Native American community!

Selected pictures from...
GNAA Annual Community Meeting ~ Saturday, June 14, 2003 - 3-6 pm

Selected pictures from...
GNAA Annual Community Meeting ~ Saturday, June 14, 2003 - 3-6 pm
Frances Stewart-Lowry Doing the Welcoming

Selected pictures from...
GNAA Annual Community Meeting ~ Saturday, June 14, 2003 - 3-6 pm
Rick Oxendine, Executive Director, Giving Overview
of Agency Programs and Services

Selected pictures from...
GNAA Annual Community Meeting ~ Saturday, June 14, 2003 - 3-6 pm
Mr. Richard Tuck Addresses GNAA Community Meeting
Parent Engagement Specialist, Guilford County Schools
Phone: 336 370-2327 Fax: 336 370-2320
e-mail: tuckr@guilford.k12.nc.us

Selected pictures from...
GNAA Annual Community Meeting ~ Saturday, June 14, 2003 - 3-6 pm
Special Music - Pastor Matt and Louisa Locklear
Triad Native American United Methodist Church

Selected pictures from...
GNAA Annual Community Meeting ~ Saturday, June 14, 2003 - 3-6 pm
Charlene Martin, GNAA Board Secretary Conducts Board Election

Selected pictures from...
GNAA Annual Community Meeting ~ Saturday, June 14, 2003 - 3-6 pm
Two GNAA Board Members Re-elected to Serve 2003 - 2006 (Front Seated)
James D. Oxendine and R. J. Harris (Left to Right)

Selected pictures from...
GNAA Annual Community Meeting ~ Saturday, June 14, 2003 - 3-6 pm
Successful Baked Goods Auction!
Board Member Charles Walker (on right) conducts auction with help from Stan Locklear

Selected pictures from...
GNAA Annual Community Meeting ~ Saturday, June 14, 2003 - 3-6 pm
Community Dinner

Ruth Revels Honored as a
Local Hero...

Ruth Revels
GNAA Art Gallery Director

Easter 2003 at the GNAA Day Care
Children and helper hang beautiful
multicolored eggs for Easter season.

Easter 2003 - St. Paul The Apostle Catholic Church
2715 Horse Pen Creek Rd., Greensboro ~ 336-294-4696
Easter dinner for the needy

Easter 2003 - St. Paul The Apostle Catholic Church
2715 Horse Pen Creek Rd., Greensboro ~ 336-294-4696
Easter dinner for the needy

Opening Reception for 13th Annual
NC American Indian Juried Art Exhibition

GNAA Art Gallery Event List

Book Signing 4-4-03...Tim Brayboy
Pocosin American Indian Store - 230 S. Elm St., Greensboro, NC

Book Signing 4-4-03 at Pocosin...Playing before an overflow crowd, $19.95 - Tim Brayboy and Bruce Barton

Book Signing 4-4-03 at Pocosin...Playing before an overflow crowd, $19.95 - Tim Brayboy and Bruce Barton

Playing before an overflow crowd - The story of Indian basketball in
Robeson, North Carolina and adjoining counties

By Tim Brayboy and Bruce Barton...$19.95
Pocosin American Indian Store - 230 S. Elm St., Greensboro, NC

Meet the Authors...

Bruce Barton lives in the Deep Branch Community near Pembroke, N.C. with wife Barbara and daughter, Brandi. A man of varied interests, he is the founder and first editor of The Carolina Indian Voice Newspaper, a former social studies teacher, and now employed as Coordinator of Cultural Activities with the Indian Education Program in the Public Schools of Robeson County (N.C). Barton, a Lumbee, claims his greatest accomplishment is as a grandfather. His son, Pete, and wife, Lori, are the proud parents of a son and daughter, John Edwin Marshall and Mallorie; daughter Sissy, and Roger, her husband, do the bidding of son, Seattle Grayeyes, and daughter, Jodie Whitehorse. Barton does the bidding of all of the above.

Tim Brayboy lives in Cary, N.C. with his wife, Byrtis ("Byrt"). They have one daughter, Mia. Retired as an educator with the N.C. Department of Public Instruction, Tim stays busy on special projects and officiates football games in the North Carolina Athletic Officials Association. A former basketball player, he was a tenacious point guard on the Pembroke High School Eagles teams in the late 1950's. Brayboy, a Pembroke native, also enjoys returning home to Robeson County (N.C.) as often as possible, especially on the weekends, to practice his wares as a gentleman farmer on the homeplace where his wife grew up in the Prospect community.

Book Signing 4-4-03 at Pocosin...Playing before an overflow crowd, $19.95 - Tim Brayboy

Book Signing 4-4-03...Tim Brayboy
Pocosin American Indian Store - 230 S. Elm St., Greensboro, NC

Professor George E. Tinker
http://www.iliff.edu/about_iliff/faculty_george.htm
of the Osage Nation
conducted a lecture and book signing at GNAA's
Pocosin American Indian Store...

11a.m. - 1 p.m.
Friday March 28, 2003
230-A South Elm Street, Greensboro, NC 27401
Phone: 336.574.0338 Fax: 336.574.0356

Professor George E. Tinker Lecture and Book Signing
Pocosin American Indian Store - 230 S. Elm St., Greensboro, NC

Mattheue B. "Matt" Locklear (on left)
Pastor, Triad Native American United Methodist Church
in Greensboro, NC asks Professor Tinker a question.

Professor George E. Tinker

Book Signing - Professor George Tinker
Pocosin American Indian Store - 230 S. Elm St., Greensboro, NC

Missionary Conquest: The Gospel and
Native American Cultural Genocide
By Professor George E. Tinker
Minneapolis, Fortress, 1993. 182 pp. $16.95 (poc-7321) SOLD!

Through the careful examination of four highly regarded missionaries, Professor George Tinker (Osage/Cherokee) demonstrates the inherent cultural and personal destruction implicitly (and sometimes overtly) carried with their gospel message. This poignant and well-written study is must reading for anyone concerned with the issues underlying North American theology. "The kerygmatic content of the missionary's Christian faith became confused with the accoutrements of the missionary's cultural experience and behavior." Recognizing that the four missionaries were products of their times and cultures, Tinker unmasks the symbiotic relationship of missionary and government and clearly articulates the cooperative and destructive path they forged together. This work is both scholarly and dramatic, revealing powerful insight into Christian missions among Indian people, both past and present. Missionary Conquest is essential for all those, in every denomination, who are honestly seeking to understand the political and religious history of the Americas.

Carol J. Gallagher
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton, NJ.

GNAA Executive Director, Rick Oxendine, (on left)
presents Professor Tinker with book
Playing before an overflow crowd - The story of
Indian basketball in Robeson,
North Carolina and adjoining counties
by Tim Brayboy and Bruce Barton.

http://www.wfu.edu/wfunews/2003/032003b.html
Osage war and peace ceremonies were discussed by Tinker at WFU
Wake Forest News Service Link