Few once had the honor of wearing an eagle feather as part of their regalia. Earning an eagle feather required extraordinary courage.

Let's Talk RAMPS Ramps? What in the world is a ramp? The locals affectionately call them mountain leeks, and it is one of the most...

Whats better than a Mexican Taco? an Indian Taco!

Looking for Taino Language Resources? Here is a recommended list of resources to begin your studies in our ancestral language.

Why? This dream has been in the hearts of The RiverWinds Elders, Chiefs, and leaders for several decades.

It's easy to feel a sense of helplessness and frustration when we want to help others but don't know-how. How can we make an impact on a...

We live in a generation where so many of our traditional ways of respecting and honoring the elders are gone. I remember when my...

Only a remnant-twenty of eight hundred-ancient stones would make the journey halfway across the world to solve a 3500-year-old mystery.

We had a wonderful breakfast this morning and you can to with this all natural and scrumptious indigenous meal. Grow the vegetables or...

175 years later the State of Tennessee publicly renounced its role in the Trail of Tears.

Arawak Taino Kacike Areito (July 26, 2014) This was a beautiful day for family, friends and the extended Arawak Taino community. We set...

L. A. Marzulli sits down with Chief Joseph Riverwind to discuss his ground-breaking book; That's What the Old Ones Say. Chief Joseph...

First Nations believers were told in the past and are still told by some "church denominations" that they cannot use the drum to praise...

Here is a list of books about Native American History that I personally recommend for Believers who are homeschooling. There are many...

These are drawings by David Cusick (c.1780 – c.1831) a Tuscarora man who drew many of their oral stories about the Stone Skin giants that...