Shop SDPB.org  
  PBS NPR Search SDPB.org  
 
 
 
 
 

 

   


 

 



Oglala Mythology

Web Links

Reading List

Common Lakota Terms Table

Song Translations

Dakota Pathways: A History

Oceti Sakowin: The People of the Seven Council Fires

For six-hundred years we have lived under the misconception that Columbus discovered America. What he did was stumble on a land already occupied by many people and many nations. In the center of that land were a people who call themselves Oyate: “the People”. This is their story, in their words. Original music composed and performed by Lakota artist, Kevin Locke. running time: 59 minutes  (View Online)   (Credit List)

Bridging the Gap: Native American Education

Due to cultural differences and socio-economic conditions, the challenges facing Native American students are many. This video/teaching tool offers insight into the problems and possible solutions for educators of Native American young people. running time: 24:14 minutes  (View Online)    (Credit List

Workshop Facilitator's Guide for teacher In-service Presentations

The Ocheti Sakowin and Bridging the Gap programs are meant to be used in in-service situations to promote strategic thinking about how to address the specific needs of Native American students as well as curriculum-level thinking and planning about when, where, and what to teach. The purpose of the guide is to offer workshop facilitators a variety of options for using the programs in teacher workshops.
(Workshop Guide)

 
     







For information on Kevin Locke and his music for Oceti Sakowin go to www.ixtlanArtists.com or call The Ixtlan Artists Group at
1-800-961-9601
 

Funded by a grant from

To purchase a copy of Oceti Sakowin: The People of the Seven Council Fires please call
1-800-456-0766