Marcellus Williams, 87, is a multi-tribal spiritual leader of the Muskogee Nation-Creek Tribe. He is the author of The Wind Is My Mother, Random House, which is now published in 14 languages.

The Council of Athabascan Tribal Governments is a grassroots organization founded in 1985 on the principals of tribal self-governance, working to empower and build capacity of local member Tribal Governments to assume management responsibility of programs within their villages.

Sasquatch Tours is a unique First Nations tour operator, owned by the highly-regarded Charlie family, a traditional First Nations family from Chehalis, British Columbia. Chehalis is a small First Nations community in Southwestern British Columbia which lies midway between the resort community of Harrison Hot Springs and the roadside community of Harrison Mills, on the banks of the Harrison River.

Aboriginal Tourism BC offers many ways to discover Aboriginal culture throughout British Columbia. See Canadian aboriginal artists carving a totem pole, explore our traditional lands and waters with an Aboriginal guide, or enjoy and experience Aboriginal dance and music performances.

Incorporated in December of 1994, the Yukon First Nations Tourism Association is an industry-driven association that is run by a Board of Directors. The Board of Directors is made up of First Nation Tourism Business owners.

INDIANER INUIT: DAS NORDAMERIKA FILMFESTIVAL versteht sich als Forum des interkulturellen Dialogs. Ausgewählte Produktionen indigener Filmschaffender Nordamerikas werden thematisch begleitet von einer bunten Reihe kultureller Veranstaltungen.

Twenty years ago the Quw'utsun' People embarked on a project to raise the profile of Quw'utsun' knitters, carvers and jewelry makers, while displaying the Quw'utsun' culture and history to the world.

The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) is the national organization representing First Nations citizens in Canada. The AFN represents all citizens regardless of age, gender or place of residence.

Named after the Grand Chief Membertou (1510-1611) the Membertou First Nation belongs to the greater tribal group of the Mi?kmaw Nation. Membertou is situated in the city of Sydney, Nova Scotia, within its tribal district of Unamaki (Cape Breton). It is one of five Mi?kmaw communities in Cape Breton, and one of thirteen in the Province of Nova Scotia. Membertou is an urban First Nation community consisting of over 1050 people, and one of 5 communities that make up the Cape Breton Regional Municipality, with a total population of over 115 thousand people.

It is with this in mind that we have established the " FIRST NATION INFORMATION PROJECT ". This project is intended to provide a mechanism to share knowledge, interests, and effective practices connecting the Aboriginal community from around this expanse country and the world.