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Jul 5, 2006
Just found this site. I'm from Nambe Pueblo, went to Nambe
Pueblo Day School, then Nambe Elem School, and high school
at Pojoaque. Got my BA at UNM, taught for APS, and later for
Santa Fe Indian School and Pojoaque Valley Schools.
Now, I'm a professor in American Indian Studies at the
University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign. I study and
write about American Indians in Children's Books. To get to
my blog, click on "Web Page" on my faculty bio on our AIS page:
[link removed]
If you like the site, send the link on to your colleagues. I
welcome feedback and conversation on this topic. The page
includes links to full text articles on the subject and my
list of recommended books.
I tried to post the blog URL, but the interface won't let me.
Thanks,
Debbie Reese
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