2001 Sequoyah Research Center Symposium - Native Stories and Their Keepers:  Telling the Public

• SECTION I: Writing by and About American Indians
  • Session 1: Indians and the Literary Market
  • Session 2: Community, Politics, and the Tribal Press
• SECTION II: The [Re]Education of America
  • Session 1: Images, Icons, and Public Perceptions
  • Session 2: Re-Educating the Mainstream: Tribal Perspectives
• SECTION III: Libraries, Archives, and Preservation
  • Session 1: Libraries and Archives: Tribal Settings, Tribal Content
  • Session 2: Preserving the Past: Tribal Perspectives
• SECTION IV: Indian Issues of the Next Decade
• SECTION V: Roundtable Discussion/Summary
• An Evening with American Indian Writers and Storytellers
• Acknowledgements
• Presenter Biographies

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