Tribes
of Dakota
Tribes of Dakota is an
ongoing project of South Dakota Public Broadcasting to research,
explore, uncover, and share the unique history and culture of South
Dakota's Native Americans. Perspectives of indigenous people from across the state
will be told from the Lakota Elders on the Cheyenne River Reservation,
to the Urban Indians in Rapid City and Sioux Falls where they struggle
to maintain cultural identity in mainstream society. Photo Album
Oglala Sioux Nation Pow WoW
Tribes of Dakota Program Selection
Entire program (listen)
(script) (intro) (end)
Cheyenne River Reservation: Elders (listen)
Teacher Guide: Word PDF
Yankton Sioux: Treaties (listen)
Teacher Guide: Word PDF
Rosebud Reservation: Domestic Violence (listen) Teacher Guide: Word PDF
Flandreau Reservation: Casinos (listen) Teacher Guide: Word PDF
Urban Indians: (listen)
Teacher Guide: Word PDF
Pine Ridge Reservation: Spiritual (listen) Teacher Guide: Word PDF
Claudia Iron Hawk, a Lakota Elder, is one of the leaders
of the
Wounded Knee Survivors Association
Featured Lakota Words
Listeners also will get a chance to learn some key Lakota words and phrases.
Lakota word that reflects
perseverance, endurance and discipline. (listen)
Lakota word that highlights a difference between Christian a Lakota
teachings. (listen)
Lakota word that deals with being responsible for your own actions.
(listen)
Lakota word that deals with the value of honor. (listen)
Lakota word that deals with the ability to be self-sufficient. (listen)
Oglala Sioux Nation Pow Wow
Native American Myths
Unmask myths and misinformation about Native American culture.
Native Americans are said to be lazy (listen)
Native Americans are said to be violent (listen)
Indian Time (listen)
Native Americans are said to be drunks (listen)
All Native Americans are said to get a Government Check (listen)
Oglala Boarding School Harness Shop Courtesy of the SD State
Historical Society
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