Browse Items (30 total)

  • Is Part Of is exactly "Indigenous History at Virginia Tech Collection"

ai_01.jpg
Photograph of the American Indian Forum, Blacksburg, Va, around 2000 or 2001. From left to right: Jeff Corntassel, Prof. Political Science and Oklahoma Cherokee, Sam Cook, Coordinator of American Indian Studies at Virginia Tech, Myra Gordon,…

ai_02.jpg
Photograph of the American Indian Forum, Blacksburg, Va, around 2000 or 2001. From left to right: Sydelle Stewart, Chickahominy, Powhatan Red Cloud Owen, Chickahominy/Mohawk, Stephen Adkins, Chickahominy Chief, Reeva Tilley, Rappahannock, Chair,…

ai_03.jpg
Photograph of the American Indian Forum, Blacksburg, Va, around 2000 or 2001. From left to right: Deborah Littlewing Moore, Pamunkey, Debbie Stuart, Jay Stauss, S'Klall, Director of American Indian Studies, Univ. of Arizona, Karenne Wood, Monacan,…

ai_04.jpg
Photograph of the American Indian Forum, Blacksburg, Va, around 2000 or 2001. From left to right: George Whitewolf, Monacan, Elizabeth Fine, Chair of Humanities, Virginia Tech, Deborah Littlewing Moore, Pamunkey

ai_05.jpg
Photograph of the American Indian Forum, Blacksburg, Va, around 2000 or 2001. From left to right: George Whitewolf, Monacan

l_map_1600.jpg
Map of Indigenous territories in what is now Virginia around 1600 from First People: The Early Indians of Virginia by Keith Egloff and Deborah Woodward (University of Virginia Press, 1992)

l_map_today.jpg
Map of Indigenous territories in Virginia in 1992 from First People: The Early Indians of Virginia by Keith Egloff and Deborah Woodward (University of Virginia Press, 1992)

pan_01.jpg
Panoramic photograph of the parade and participants of the Monacan Nation Pow Wow, May 2000

pan_02.jpg
Panoramic photograph of the leaders of the parade and participants of the Monacan Nation Pow Wow, May 2000

pan_03.jpg
Panoramic photograph of the parade and participants of the Monacan Nation Pow Wow, May 2000

pic_06.jpg
Photograph of the participants of the Monacan Nation Pow Wow, May 2000

pan_04.jpg
Panoramic photograph of participants of the Monacan Nation Homecoming, October 2000

pan_05.jpg
Panoramic photograph of participants of the Monacan Nation Homecoming, October 2000

pic_01.jpg
Photograph of Audience members sitting at the Monacan Nation Homecoming, October 2000

pic_02.jpg
Photograph of participants of the Monacan Nation Homecoming, October 2000

pic_03.jpg
Photograph of participant of the Monacan Nation Homecoming, October 2000

pic_04.jpg
Photograph of the participants of the Monacan Nation Homecoming, October 2000

pic_05.jpg
Photograph of participants of the Monacan Nation Homecoming, October 2000

SU.0005.jpg
Photograph of participant at Columbus Day Protest; another participant in background holds a protest sign that reads "Celebration of Survival", possibly from October 2001

SU.0006.jpg
Photograph of participants at Columbus Day Protest; one holds a protest sign that reads "Celebration of Survival", possibly from October 2001

SU.0007.jpg
Photograph of participant of Columbus Day Protest in Native dress, possibly from October 2001

SU.0008.jpg
Photograph of participants at Columbus Day Protest by tent; one holds a sign that reads "Celebration of Survival! [drawing of three birds] Indigenous Peoples Day", possibly from October 2001

SU.0009.jpg
Photograph of participants at Columbus Day Protest; on holds a sign; in foreground is a model of a human skeleton wearing a t-shirt that reads "Let's Change Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day", possibly from October 2001

SU.0010.jpg
Photograph of the tent, signs "Celebration of Survival" and "Indigenous Peoples' Day", and model of a human skeleton wearing a t-shirt, possibly from October 2001

atcitty.jpg
Photograph of Stanley Atcitty, the first Native man to earn a Ph.D. in electrical and computer engineering from Virginia Tech in 2006.

drillfield-elliott.jpg
Rufus Elliott, the first Monacan person to attend and to graduate from Virginia Tech, earning a B.A. in history in 2007. Here he is speaking at an event for Virginia Tech's American Indian and Indigenous Heritage Month held in October 2016.

FWCA_FinalProgram.pdf
Program for the Faculty Women of Color in the Academy 5th Annual Conference, which includes photographs of Henrietta Mann, Nikki Giovannia, and Menah Pratt-Clarke, among others.

This year’s theme was Say (Her, Their, Our) Name and this year's…

FWCA_FinalProgram_Mann.tiff
Photo of Dr. Henrietta Mann, Tsetsehestaestse (Cheyenne), retired founding President of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribal College, and first individual to occupy the Katz Endowed Chair in Native American Studies at Montana State University-Bozeman.

nativeatvtlogo.jpg
Logo for the Native at Virginia Tech organization

sacnasvtlogo.jpeg
Society for Advancement of Hispanics/Chicanos and Native Americans in Science at Virginia Tech Logo
Output Formats

atom, csv, dc-rdf, dcmes-xml, json, omeka-xml, rss2