American Indian Studies

Native American Public Telecommunications: A native-owned media source that offers a list of Native and reservation radio stations, broadcasts programs, and has online access to many of their features: News, documentaries and more.
Indian Country Today: This is the cyber version of this widely read Native newspaper. The land version is distributed in all fifty states and seventeen foreign countries.
Indianz: A well-presented online daily newspaper with articles and information on Indian country. Based on the Winnebago reservation in Nebraska.

Native Peoples Magazine: for American Indian art, history and contemporary culture.
Red Ink Magazine: A semi-annual, RED INK's primary mission is to cultivate and highlight Native American intellectual and creative expression through the media of poetry, short stories, creative non-fiction, scholarly articles, original artwork and photography, and book, music and film reviews.

All things Cherokee: Primarily a geneology site, ATC offers history articles and entertainment features that relate to the Cherokee Nation.
American Indian Film Institute
Cradleboard: Resources, including ideas for teachers building classroom cirriculum
First Nations: Issues of Consequence
Indian Burial and Sacred Grounds Watch: purveying and disseminating news on preservation efforts
National Museum of the American Indian at the Smithsonian.
Native Americans and the Environment: This resource directory will assist research and knowledge regarding cultural and historic issues, as well as eco-tourism and water rights.
Tahtonka.com: Native American Indian Arts, Humanities and Culture
Traditional American Indian Games: focus is on the Northern Rockies, with links to other sites

Indian Arts and Crafts Association: This is an organization that supports and protects indigenous art.
Oyate: Has evaluations of books and teaching materials; bookstore.
National Tribal Environmental Council
Native American Rights Fund, Advocacy work.
Native Web

American Indian
Bold Tongue: links listed by tribal connection
Canku Ota: This site is no longer active, but remains online with abundant links and other pages.
Center for Multilingual Multicultural Research: University of Southern California education department, with comprehensive listings of sites.
Index of Native American Resouces on the Internet: Extensive site that spans American Indian past and present.
Native American Home Pages: A comprehensive site that covers myriad aspects of the Native real world from history to contemporary affairs. Continually updated.
Native American Indian Resources: links and listings, as well as articles.
Native Languages: A bi-weekly, online newsletter featuring American Indian traditions and accomplishments. Includes a kid's page and coloring book, biographical and historical items.
Native Web: American Indian information and indigenous links and news from around the world.

American Indian Artists, Inc.: regional - New York City
Indian Village: A source for many American Indian arts and artists.
Indigenous Peoples Literature
Matoska Trading Co.: Supplies for beading and regalia, an events listing, and a variety of books for sale on history and crafts.
The Native American Artists' home page: This site has a juried collection of artwork with a gallery for each selected artist.
Whispering Wind: a magazine of American Indian Crafts, Material Culture and Pow Wow