Indian women — North America

  • This bridge called my back: October 2, 1981

    Aircheck of first in a series of programs on the history of women of color titled “This Bridge Called My Back,” inspired by the anthology of the same title, edited by Gloria Anzaldua and Cherrie Moraga. This program, about Native American and other women of color in the United States, is an introduction to the…

  • Native American women : a Thanksgiving day special (Part 1 of 2)

    Reel 1 of 2. Native American Women : A Thanksgiving Day Special / produced by Nancy Delaney. View of contemporary Native American women’s activities. Includes highlights of Women’s Indigenous Network reception in October, 1984, focusing on the need to organize; examination of the Six Nations political system which was partially adopted into the American Federal…

  • Native American women : a Thanksgiving day special (Part 2 of 2)

    Reel 2 of 2. Native American Women : A Thanksgiving Day Special / produced by Nancy Delaney. View of contemporary Native American women’s activities. Includes highlights of Women’s Indigenous Network reception in October, 1984, focusing on the need to organize; examination of the Six Nations political system which was partially adopted into the American Federal…

  • Sisters and allies / Cecelia Firethunder ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.

    Cecelia Firethunder talks about her current work with Indian women in South Dakota. She has been an organizer in the American Indian community for the past 18 years.|SISTERS AND ALLIES / Cecelia Firethunder| interviewed by Sue Supriano. – SERIES: Steppin’ out of Babylon| no. 42 – Cecelia Firethunder talks about her current work with Indian…

  • In the beginning : a Native American woman’s view / Agnes Williams ; interviewed by Nancy Delaney.

    Seneca, from the Cataraugus Reservation in New York, discusses how life came to this land, and how life continues for the original people. She explores the impact of classism, sexual oppression, and industrial disregard for natural resources.|IN THE BEGINNING : A NATIVE AMERICAN WOMAN’S VIEW / Agnes Williams| interviewed by Nancy Delaney. – A Seneca,…

  • Native American women : a Thanksgiving day special

    View of contemporary Native American women’s activities. Includes highlights of Women’s Indigenous Network reception at the First Unitarian Church of San Francisco in October, 1984, focusing on the need to organize; examination of the Six Nations political system which was partially adopted into the American Federal government; and songs of solidarity between Arab and Native…