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Circa 1800 and Present Day

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Explore whose treaty lands and which nations are located closest to your school using this map. Try turning on the county and city layer to help you find the correct location. The map's key is located below the map.

MAP KEY

Treaty Lands (1800)

Tribal Lands (present day)

* Brothertown is not state or federally recognized.

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Explore whose treaty lands and which nations are located closest to your school using this map. Try turning on the county and city layer to help you find the correct location. The map's key is located below the map. Treaty Lands (1800) Tribal Lands (present day) * Brothertown is not state or federally recognized.

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The Ways

Tag: First Nations

Tag: Grades 6-12

The Ways is a collection of language and culture stories from Native communities around the central Great Lakes that explores traditional ways and those of today. The series supports educators in meeting the requirements of Wisconsin Act 31.

Learning Goals

Discover

Expand knowledge and understanding of contemporary Wisconsin's First Nations cultures and languages in the Great Lakes region.

Identify & apply

Describe the role of language, tradition and culture in Wisconsin First Nations identities and communities.

Stories

Partners

Quotation

The Ways has been an invaluable resource as we continue to share culturally accurate, relevant, and contemporary information about Native people with non-Natives in and out of classrooms.

Robin Amado

School Librarian, Vel Phillips Memorial High School

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The Ways is a collection of language and culture stories from Native communities around the central Great Lakes that explores traditional ways and those of today. The series supports educators in meeting the requirements of Wisconsin Act 31.

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Native Voices: Audio Portraits of the Anishinaabe

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Native Voices: Audio Portraits of the Anishinaabe

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A program produced and broadcast by WXPR.

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The Northwoods is home to a number of Ojibwe and Potawatomi tribes, but stories from the area's indigenous people - the Anishinaabe - often go unheard.

Native Voices is an effort to share those stories, told by the people who live them.

Each episode uses sound to paint a portrait of different indigenous people, casting light on local tribes' history, culture and customs.

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Native Voices: Audio Portraits of the Anishinaabe | WXPR

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The Northwoods is home to a number of Ojibwe and Potawatomi tribes, but stories from the area’s indigenous people – the Anishinaabe – often go unheard. Native Voices is an effort to share those stories, told by the people who live them.Each episode uses sound to paint a portrait of different indigen…

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Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction

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American Indian Nations of Wisconsin

The following links are to the official websites for each of the American Indian Nations of Wisconsin. These websites provide information about each nation or community, including news, resources, and contacts.

The Tribes of Wisconsin reference book, prepared by the Wisconsin Department of Administration, contains a brief history for each of Wisconsin's American Indian nations, as well as information about elected tribal officials, tribal governments, statistics, and demographics.

Native Wisconsin is a website and magazine guide that includes full-color photographs and historical, geographical, and tourist related information about each of the eleven federally recognized American Indian nations and tribal communities in the state of Wisconsin. The magazine includes information on environmental issues, treaties, education past and present, and the impact of tribal nations and communities on Wisconsin. Also, available is the NATOW Travel Guide.

In addition, here is information on a book called Explore Native Wisconsin, which shares the history, culture, traditions, food (recipes), arts and crafts of Wisconsin's 11 federally recognized American Indian nations and tribal communities.

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American Indian Nations of Wisconsin The following links are to the official websites for each of the American Indian Nations of Wisconsin. These websites provide information about each nation or community, including news, resources, and contacts.