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Zuni High School

New Mexico

78 posts to "Civic Journalism for Rural Youth" and counting
A Spirit's Path Home Lakin Epaloose, Zuni High School, New Mexico For thousands of years, my people and our ancestors have inhabited the land, reciprocating blessings between ourselves and spirits of the animals. Our identity could have vanished long ago, but the... Tagged With story , straightoutofshiwi
No More killing, Save the Indian Anthony S., Zuni High School, New Mexico "kill the Indian, save the man" -Richard Henry Pratt Tagged With story , straightoutofshiwi
Tribal Sovereignty Andrea Mahkee , Zuni High School, New Mexico Sacred Earthlings with sacred practices. We as A:shiwi (Zuni) people keep our religion sacred. And with this comes a law created by the Tribal Government. The No Flash Photography law that is abid... Tagged With sovereignty , story , straightoutofshiwi
Sustainability for Sovereign Native Communities Cody S.K., Zuni High School, New Mexico When people think about Native communities, they think about the poverty levels and the stereotypes. I wanted to show how sovereign Native communities can continue to sustain themselves and thrive ... Tagged With #shiwi , story , straightoutofshiwi
Culture Is Not Mass-Produced Andrea Mahkee , Zuni High School, New Mexico The story behind two Zuni silversmiths and their efforts to market their jewelry in the face of non-Native opportunists who steal authentic designs to mass produce for a global market. Tagged With #sovereignty , story , straightoutofshiwi
Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Kyle Y, Zuni High School, New Mexico The flag is a promise of freedom and human rights which we all honor. The horse and the Indian stands for liberty and enlightenment. #Shiwi Tagged With #shiwi
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