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Native Americans Giving Back: Jana Mashonee

By Andrew Bentley | Published: December 25, 2014

It’s December 25, 2014. Across the globe families have gathered and gifts have been exchanged in celebration of the Christmas holiday. Resolutions are quickly being made while there is still time. With the end of one year and the beginning of another soon upon us, there is no better way to conclude our Native Americans […]

Posted in Humanitarian, Programs | Also tagged AIEF, American Indian Christmas, American Indian education, Jana Mashonee, Jana's Kids Foundation, literacy, Lumbee Tribe, NAMMY, National Relief Charities, Native American, O Holy Night, President Obama | 1 Comment

Native Americans Giving Back: Graham Greene

By Helen Oliff | Published: November 12, 2014

Not every Native American is sought out for Indian roles, mainstream movie roles and cable TV roles, or recognized for all and awarded for most, but here’s one who is: Graham Greene. Born in 1952 on Six Nations reserve #40 in Oshweken, Ontario, Canada, Graham Greene is Oneida. His reservation, formally known as the Six Nations […]

Posted in Humanitarian | Also tagged American Indian, Dances with Wolves, Earle Grey, Graham Greene, literacy, Longmire, National Aboriginal Achievement Award, National Relief Charities, Native American, Oneida, Six Nations Reserve, Thanksgiving, TOMS, Twilight: new moon, YMCA | Leave a comment

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