The following audio and video presentations are a sampling of the material related to Native American history available from the Library of the Congress and other partner agencies. These include Webcasts as well as musical recordings and unique sound artifacts, such as the stories of Native Americans.
Please note: This list represents only a selection of the digital and physical holdings of the participating agencies.
Library of Congress
National Book Festival
- Joseph Bruchac: 2008 National Book Festival
- N. Scott Momaday: 2007 National Book Festival
- For author videos from previous year’s National Book Festivals, visit http://www.loc.gov/bookfest/multimedia/
Webcasts
- Black Mesa: Water, Power, and the Story of a Master Theft
- Breaking the Bonds of People and Land: Native American Removal in the United States and Mexico
- Dineh Tah Navajo Dancers
- Ed Schupman: "Do All Indians Live in Tipis?" and Other Compelling Questions for Education
- Guiding Our Destiny: Loriene Roy
- Hoop Dancing, Rosebud Sioux and Crow Creek Sioux
- Indian Yell: The Heart of an American Insurgency
- Law Panel Discussion: Indian Religious Freedom, to Litigate or Legislate?
- Native American Women Writers discuss new book, “Sister Nations”
- Omaha Indian Music
- R.Carlos Nakai: American Indian Flute Music from Arizona
- Sioux and Mandan Hidatsa Storytelling and Music
- Tim Tingle and D.J. Battiest-Tomasi: Oklahoma Choctaw Storytellers and Flute Players
Poetry (National Book Festival, Library of Congress)
- MariJo Moore: 2004 National Book Festival
- William Jay Smith: 2004 National Book Festival
- Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve: 2002 National Book Festival
- Luci Tapahonso: 2002 National Book Festival
Keynotes
- 2009 Keynote Address: Dawn Sturdevant Baum
- 2008 Keynote Address: Suzan Shown Harjo
- 2007 Keynote Address: Rep. Tom Cole
National Archives
- The American Indian Archives at the Oklahoma Historical Society, one of NARA’s affiliated archives, on the National Archives’ YouTube channel (external link)
- Rebuilding Indian Country – 1933, on the National Archives’ YouTube Channel (external link)
- Selected films from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, in the National Archives’ online catalog