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Northeast News

 

National Aboriginal Water Day of Action

 

 

Josephine  Mandamin  began her lone journey walking with a pale of water around Lake Superior in 2003.

 

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Upcoming Events
                 

July 3rd 2009

Native Talking Circle

Hollow Bone Healing

Salisbury, NH

 

July 4th 2009

Legend Telling

Monadnock State Park

7:00pm to 9:00pm

Picnic Area

Jaffery NH

Jim Beard, Coordinator

 

Continual Through 2009

At Risk Youth Program / Last Chance Ranch

Eye of the Hawk

4 day weekly program

Northeast American Cultural Resource

Rye, NH

 

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Facilitators

 

   

 

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Programs Offered

 

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Medicine Wheel – A Traditional Record of Life Teachings

Animal Talk – Understanding nature and what it can tell you

Indian Lodges – Everything has a lesson to teach

The World of Wolves - Everything in life matters

Legends of the People – Telling of Native American stories

Native American Music – Sharing of the drum, shaker and flute

Medicine Talk – Medicines of the people

Traditional Living Today – Walking the Red Road                           

Native American village  

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The Art of Gifting

Gifts & Donations can be sent to the following:
NEACR

P.O. Box 602

Amherst, Nh 03031

 

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Helpful Connections

 

There are many concerns pertaining to youth care in communities throughout the land. 

 

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Consulting Services

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We provide on site programs to reinforce ethics.  Native programs emphasize ways to find balance and centering for individuals and businesses. 

We encourage a mentoring structure based on the teachings of elders to assist those that are growing as individuals or employees in a business.

 

 

 

Projects of Northeast American Cultural Resource

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Ongoing projects involve work with at risk youth, museums, school programs.  These programs are set up by program facilitators and conducted on an ongoing basis:

  


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                                     

Wisdom, Truth, Humility, Bravery, Love, Honesty, Respect

                                          – seven gifts of creator -

 

Programs directed to

enhance community values

Interpretive educational programs for schools, camps, parks, environmental centers, museums, youth camps and academies.

Educational story telling featuring legends of the people.

Motivational programs utilizing the values of Native American Culture.

Ceremony to build community and individual balance.

Native American music & crafts.

Construction of various lodges.

 

Education

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We develop varied ongoing educational programs for schools, camps, museums, environmental centers and business.  We identify and secure particular people in the Native American community to be resources for particular projects.

 

 

 

Booshoo [greetings] my brothers and sisters,

The intent of this site is to encourage awareness of Native American teachings and Native American people.  A pathway to give those seeking knowledge of their heritage a place to begin.  A guide to give others an understanding to seek the original knowledge of their own bundle.  The hope is that all people will understand and respect Creator as well as the Native American people with their rich culture.  Every effort has been made to do this in a manner that reflects the seven gifts.

Any donations made are intended to support the work being done, help Elders come to the people and to support the medicine society that holds the depth of teachings. No charge is ever asked of anyone in return for ceremony, presentations and sharing programs. No work is ever refused. 

Consulting and educational programs are fee based. 

Many can see the spirit in which this work is done.  To all of you I give thanks.

I will continue to walk my path as one of many and I offer my prayers that you do the same.  I am Jim in English, niswi miikanaang in Ojibwe and noodin in spirit.  I am a Celt in origin, Indian in heart, Loon in clan.

miigwich  [thank you]                                Jim Beard

 

 

 


 

Eye of the Hawk: Last Chance Ranch

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An intensive value based program to help youth!

Last Chance Ranch is a program to provide youth with an alternative opportunity when poor decisions have led them to have problems within the community and school.  it is the goal to provide youth with the tools necessary for a productive and successful future.  Encouraging youth to apply better judgment values to their own actions and the actions of their peers.

Applications now being taken for June 2009. Please call (603) 964-7874.       

One last chance: Private program in Rye for at-risk youths uses Native American themes

News Article : http://www.fosters.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090626/GJNEWS_01/706269900

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

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Contact Information 

If you have an interest in the cultural ways of the Northeastern Native American people please contact us.

    Telephone                Postal address                                Email

    603-261-7228    P.O.B. 602, Amherst, NH 03031        noodin@northeastcultural.com

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