Teen Life on Reservations and in First Nation

Growing up on a reservation or in a Canadian First Nation community means a teen must balance two worlds. These young adults usually live in rural areas. Their lives are different from either urban Native or urban Anglo people, not only because of the rural nature of their lives but also because of the rich traditions of their own cultures.

Introduction	p. 6
Living on the Reservation-Living in Two Worlds	p. 9
Art and Music	p. 17
Sports, Sports, Sports	p. 29
Rodeo and Outdoor Sports	p. 37
Traditions and Beliefs	p. 47
Education	p. 63
Challenges and Hopes for the Future	p. 79
Further Reading	p. 90
For More Information	p. 91
Glossary	p. 92
Bibliography	p. 93
Index	p. 94
Picture Credits	p. 95
Author & Consultant Biographies	p. 96
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Teen Life on Reservations and in First Nation Communities

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