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Apache Survival: The Resilience of a People in the Face of Adversity
How Apache nations endured war, removal and forced assimilation, and why they are living, self-governing communities today rather than a chapter of the past.
Apache Nations Today
How Apache nations endured and thrive today.
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How Apache nations endured war, removal and forced assimilation, and why they are living, self-governing communities today rather than a chapter of the past.
How Apache peoples took on horses, farming, new trade and new work over centuries, and why such change is better understood as agency than as loss.
A general look at the varied lives of Apache people today, from reservation communities to cities, and why no single story describes every individual.
A general explanation of tribal enterprises owned by Apache nations, such as forestry, tourism and resorts, and how they fit into the wider American economy.
A careful look at documented Apache contributions to American art, music, literature and public life, naming people only where the facts are well established.
How traditional ecological and land knowledge, plus modern Apache work in science and technology, relate to American innovation, without invented claims.
A general overview of present-day issues for Apache nations, including health, economy, land and water, with pointers to the nations' own official sources.
How family and community networks, including clans, elders and shared obligations, have been sources of strength for Apache peoples through hard times.
How Apache languages, ceremonies and identities continued despite decades of government suppression, described in general terms, respecting private knowledge.
Apache people took part in Native rights movements for voting, self-government and religious freedom, not in one single role in the Civil Rights Movement.
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