Many programs include authentic handicrafts and art pieces for visual interest. Photos and slides are often part of the programs, as is oral storytelling. These presentations are suitable for colleges, universities, cultural organizations, and libraries. Most range between 45 to 90 minutes.

Native American

Buffalo Women, Warrior Men:

Gender in Lakota Society

The Seven Sacred Ceremonies of the Sioux Nation

Warrior Culture: Definition of a warrior for today’s soldiers

Inipi: The Sweat Lodge

The Powwow Trail: Ceremonies, Dance Styles and Regalia

Chanupa: The Sacred Pipe

Prairie Days: Sioux Daily Society

Thirteen Moons: The Lakota Year

The Seven Directions: Medicine Wheel Teachings

Hanblecha: Crying for a Vision

The Seven Clans of the Cherokee

Australian Aboriginal

Making Men, Making Women: Initiation Ceremonies

Tjuringa: Spirit Boards and Sacred Objects

Papunya-Tulu (Dot-Dot) Paintings

Karadji: Magic and Ritual Punishment in Aboriginal Society

Dreaming Law: Traditional Stories and Cultural Norms

Hawaiian

Warrior Culture: Definition of a warrior for today’s soldier