Artist Reneese Knight will teach a free class on making dreamcatchers from ... All parts of the authentic Native American dreamcatcher have meaning tied to the natural world, notes the press ...

Native American comedian Charlie Hill says he's living the American dream. Actually, make that the "indigenous dream," which he prefers to call it. In many ways, Hill's comedy is about how native ...

Make a dream catcher. Native Americans believe the feathered web decoration traps all the sweet dreams and allows the bad dreams to slip through. When: 12:30-2:30 p.m. Nov. 4. Where: Greenwood ...

to give them a dream catcher, a Native American talisman that is meant to ... years and who was asked by students she works with to make one for Columbine. “We gift them to our babies so that ...

It is said that dream catchers originated in the ancient Ojibwa (Chippewa) Nation. However over time, other Native american nations too started adapting to this culture --- it is said that a ...

People take part in making native american dream catchers. (Frank Mecham- The News-Herald) Even though the ground was soggy, he said they were going to continue on with the planting of an American ...

American Indian students make up 3.5% of ... and participate in the Dream Catcher Project next school year in order to reduce special education disproportionality of Native American students ...

This Friday and Saturday in Montreal, there's a conference that takes a look at native faith from a variety of perspectives. It's called "Beyond Dream- Catchers". Matthew Anderson is one of the ...