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2 2007 National Conference of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums Special Thanks Special Thanks Major Sponsors Institute of Museum and Library Services Oklahoma Department of Libraries Western Council of State Libraries Sponsors 1220 Enterprises American Indian Library Association Cherokee Nation Enterprises Chickasaw Nation Oklahoma History Center Oklahoma Museums Association University of Central Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Press Exhibitors and Advertisers 1220 Exhibits American Indian Library Association Cherokee National Historical Society Cuadra Associates, Inc. Eaglecrest Books Exhibit Concepts, Inc. Facts on File FIRELOCK Fireproof Modular Vaults Freedom Scientific Blind/ Low Vision Group Gaylord Brothers Institute of Museum and Library Services Metal Edge, Inc. Museum Arts, Inc. Northern Micrographics OCLC Oklahoma Department of Libraries Oklahoma Library Association Oklahoma State University Library for Higher Education Palmer Binding Systems Partners in Development Foundation PastPerfect Museum Software Preservation Technologies Red Knight Learning Systems Safe Sound Archive Singing Wolf Records Society of Southwest Archivists Southwest Solutions Group S-T Imaging, Inc. Tandem Library Books The Hollinger Corporation The University of Oklahoma High School Underground Vaults & Storage University of Arizona Press University of Oklahoma Press University Products, Inc. Woodstock Designs, Inc. Organizational and In-Kind Support American Indian Cultural Center and Museum American Library Association Anadarko Public Library Arizona State Museum Bay and Paul Foundations Cherokee Heritage Center Cherokee Nation Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma Cheyenne Cultural Center Chickasaw Cultural Center Choctaw Nation Museum Citizen Potawatomi Nation Cultural Heritage Center Creek Council House Museum Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation D’Arcy McNickle Library, Salish Kootenai College First Archivist Circle Fort Sill Apache Tribe Chief Kelly Haney Oklahoma County Metropolitan Library System Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Muscogee (Creek) Nation National Association of Tribal Historic Preservation Officers National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institution Native American Library Services Program, Institute of Museum and Library Services Oklahoma Department of Libraries Oklahoma History Center Oklahoma Museums Association Oregon State Library Philbrook Museum Red Earth, Inc. Sam Noble Museum of Natural History Seneca Nation of Indians Tamastslikt Cultural Institute, Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation Tonkawa Tribe Tulsa City-County Library Tuzzy Library of the Ilisagvik College University of Central Oklahoma Library University of Oklahoma, School of Library and Information Studies University of Oklahoma Native Studies Department University of Oklahoma School of Law University of Texas at Austin, School of Information Program Book Credits Cover Art, “The Conversation,” Ben Harjo, Jr. Cover Design, James Lambertus Design Book Design, William Struby, Oklahoma Department of Libraries
2007 National Conference of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums 3 Welcome From Honorary Chair Welcome to Oklahoma and to this extraordinary gathering of people committed to sharing information and practical models for capturing, maintaining and passing on to future generations our tribal history, art, language, culture and lifeways. This 2007 National Tribal Conference of Archives, Libraries, and Museums is bringing together over 550 registrants from 45 states and 200 tribes for the purpose of sharing, exploring, developing, and perpetuating their respective missions as Guardians of Language, Memory and Lifeways. Nothing has greater significance for the cultural preservation of our individual tribes than to ensure that we wisely and professionally preserve our history, artifacts, stories, art, and literature for generations to come. The next three days will offer you a wide array of useful resources to help you accomplish this goal for your particular program area and, hopefully, provide inspiration for future programs. This dynamic conference agenda is also designed to stimulate and spark conversation among the conference participants, for it is through conversation we increase our understanding of the common ground we share, express our unique concerns, explore new ideas, envision the future, gain wisdom, and make treasured friendships. The renowned artist Ben Harjo’s pen and ink drawing entitled “The Conversation,” which appears on the front of the program cover, was chosen as it so uniquely exemplifies this agenda. So, my friends, I encourage you to engage in conversation at every opportunity during the conference. Capitalize on the incredible talent, tribal program ideas and resources gathered at this time. Take advantage of the exchanges in the workshops, ask questions, seek out resource materials in the Exhibit Area, and make new friends at the social functions. I honor you and congratulate you for making the choice to build on your role as a “culture keeper” in your respective program area. Nothing is more important to ensuring tribal heritage than the essential role you are playing in that endeavor. Let’s keep the conversation going. Wilma Mankiller Honorary Conference Chairperson Welcome From Honorary Chair
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