Jennie R. Joe, Navajo
Selected peer-reviewed publications (in chronological order).
Ritenbaugh C, Teufel-Shone NI, Aickin, MG, Joe, JR, et al., A Lifestyle Intervention Improves Plasma Insulin Levels among Native American High School Youth. Preventive Medicine. 2003. 36(3)309-319.
Joe JR. Cancer in American Indian Women. http://dccps.nci.nih.gov/womenofcolor.
Lanz P, Orians C, Liebow E, Joe JR, Burhanisstipav, and J Erb. Implementing Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Services in American Indian/Alaska Native Populations. Health Care for Women International. 2003. 24(8)674-696.
Orians CE, Lantz P, Liebow E, Joe JR, Burhanisstipav L, Erb J. and K. Kanyon. Public Education for Delivering Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening in American Indian/Alaska Native Populations. Public Health Management and Practice. 2003. 10(1)46-53.
Joe JR. Out of harmony: health problems and young American Indian/Alaska Native men. Journal of College Health. 2001. 49(5)237-242.
Rosenbloom RI, Joe JR, Young RS, and Winter WE. Emerging Epidemic of Type 2 Diabetes in Youth. Diabetes Care. 1999. 22(2)345-354.
Joe JR and Frishkopf S. Recommendations for health care providers working with native families. Healthy Weight Journal. 1999. Sept/Oct. 13(5)75-76.
Joe JR. (Guest Editor) Forward. Cancer and native women. Health Care for Women International. 1999. 20(5)433-434. Becker T, Joe JR, Cobb N, Burhannsstipanov L, and Pederson C. Training for cancer control research: a curriculum for native researchers. Journal of Cancer education. 1999. 14(4)233-237.
Joe JR. The health of American Indian and Alaska Native women. Journal of American Medical Women's Association. 1996. 51(4)41-45.
Joe JR and Miller DL. Employment barriers and work motivation for Navajo rehabilitation clients. International Journal of Rehabilitation. 1993. 16:107-117.
Joe JR and Miller DL. The Dilemma of Navajo industrial workers: cultural values and social change--an empirical study. Nature, Society, and Thought. 1991. 4(3)303-330.
Joe JR and Miller DL. Barriers and Survival: a study of an urban Indian health center. American Indian Culture and Research Journal. 1989.13(3/4)233-256.
Joe JR. Government policies and disabled people in American Indian communities. Disability, Handicap & Society. 1988. 393)253-262.
Joe JR and Miller DL. Barriers and Survival: a study of an urban Indian health center. American Indian Culture and Research Journal. 1989.13(3/4)233-256.
Books and Selected Chapters in Scholarly Books:
Joe JR and R Malach. Families with Native American Roots. Pp.109-140 in Developing Cross-Cultural Competence: A Guide to Working with Young Children and their Families, 3rd Edition. EW Lynch and MJ Hanson, eds. Baltimore: Paul H. Brooks.
Joe JR. Out of Harmony: the Health Problems and Young Native American Men. Pp.251-259 in Seeing Ourselves: Classic, Contemporary, and Cross-Cultural Readings in Sociology. Sixth Edition. Macionis, JJ and NV Benokraitis (eds). NY: Prentice hall. 2003,
Joe, JR. The Rationing of Healthcare and Health Disparity for the American Indians/Alaska Natives. Pp. 528-551 in Unequal Treatment: Confronting Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Healthcare. B. Smedley, ed. Washington, DC: Institute of Medicine. National Academy Press. 2003.
Joe JR. Behind the Curtain of Words: Diabetic Complications and Re-definition of Self. Pp.8-21 in Aboriginal Health, Identity, and Resources. J. Oakes (ed). University of Manitoba: Department of Native Studies. 2000.
Joe JR. Health and Healers. Pp 237-240 in The Encyclopedia of the American Indian. F. Hoxie (ed). Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co. 1996.
Joe JR. Traditional Health Practices and Cultural Views. Pp 525-547 in The Native North American Almanac. D. Champagne (ed). Detroit, MI; Gale Research Inc. 1994.
Joe JR. Perceptions of Diabetes by Indian Adolescent. Pp. 329-256 in Diabetes as a Disease of Civilization: The Impact of cultural change on Indigenous Peoples. JR Joe and RS Young (eds). Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 1994.
Joe JR and Young RS (eds). Diabetes as a Disease of Civilization: The impact of cultural change on Indigenous Peoples. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 1994.
Joe JR (ed). American Indian and cultural values: conflict and accommodations. Los Angeles. UCLA AISP. 1986.
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Books (Published or Accepted): 1993 Joe JR and RS Young (eds.). Diabetes as a Disease of Civilization: The Impact of Culture Change on Indigenous Peoples. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 1992 Joe JR and RS Young (eds). Cancer and the American Indians/Alaska Natives. American Indian Culture and Research Journal: Special Supplement. University of California, Los Angeles. 16(3). 1993. l986 (ed.). American Indian Policy and Cultural Values: Conflict and Accommodation. University of California, Los Angeles. American Indian Studies Center. 1982 Scudder, Thayer, E Colson, D Aberle, B Gilbert, JR Joe, et. al.,). No Place to Go:Effects of Compulsory Relocation on Navajos. Philadelphia: ISHS Press. l980 Disabled Children in Navajo Society. Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation. University of California, Berkeley and San Francisco. July. E. Colson, Chair. Books (Published or Accepted): 1993 Joe JR and RS Young (eds.). Diabetes as a Disease of Civilization: The Impact of Culture Change on Indigenous Peoples. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 1992 Joe JR and RS Young (eds). Cancer and the American Indians/Alaska Natives. American Indian Culture and Research Journal: Special Supplement. University of California, Los Angeles. 16(3). 1993. l986 (ed.). American Indian Policy and Cultural Values: Conflict and Accommodation. University of California, Los Angeles. American Indian Studies Center. 1982 Scudder, Thayer, E Colson, D Aberle, B Gilbert, JR Joe, et. al.,). No Place to Go:Effects of Compulsory Relocation on Navajos. Philadelphia: ISHS Press. l980 Disabled Children in Navajo Society. Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation. University of California, Berkeley and San Francisco. July. E. Colson, Chair. 2001 Orians C, Lantz P, Liebow E, Kleinman D, Joe JR, Burhansstipanov, et al. Strategies for Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening among American Indian and Alaska Native Women. Seattle, WA: Battelle CPHRE. Dec 14. 2001 Liebow EB, Joe JR, Goodman K, Butler MO, Keckler A, Sever LE and Orians CE.The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe: A Case Study of the Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program. Seattle, WA: Battelle Center for Public Health and Evaluation. June 20. 2001 Orians CE, Joe JR, Kleinman DJ, Liebow EB, Mercier LA, Nageak VB, and Sever LE. Arctic Slope Native Association: A Case Study of the Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program. Seattle, WA: Battelle Center for Public Health and Evaluation. June 11. 2000 Joe JR, Miller DL, et al., Final Research Report to White Mountain Apache Tribe: Apache Parents and Their Children with Special Needs. University of Arizona: NARTC. 1999 Joe JR, Bedonie B, Bradley J, et al.,. Final Research Report to Hardrock Chapter: iina ili (Life is Valuable): The Hardrock Community's Efforts to Address Substance Abuse Problems. University of Arizona: NARTC. 1995 Joe JR. Final Research Report to NIMH: 1980-1995: The Impact of Forced Relocation on the Community of Hardrock. University of Arizona: NARTC. 1993 Joe JR and Miller DL. Final Research Report: Firewarriors: Native American Wildland Firefighters. University of Arizona: NARTC In press Out of Harmony: Health Problems and American Indian/Alaska Native Men. Will Courtenay and Rich Keeling (eds). Men's Health: Multidisciplinary Perspective. Vanderbilt University Press. In press Traditional Approaches to Health and Wellness. Encyclopedia of American Indian Religious Traditions. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO. In press Joe JR and S. Frishkopf. "I'm Too Young for This," Diabetes and American Indian Children. M. Ferreira and GC Lang (eds). Diabetes Around the World. Carolina Academic Press. 2004 Joe JR and Randi Malach. Families with Native American Roots. Pp. 109-140 in Developing Cross-cultural Competence: A Guide for Working with Young Children and their Families, Third Edition. EW Lynch & MJ Hanson, eds. Baltimore: Paul H. Brooks. 2003 Out of Harmony: the Health Problems and Young Native American Men. Pp. 251-259 in Seeing Ourselves: Classic, Contemporary, and Cross-cultural Readings in Sociology, Sixth Edition. Macionis, John J. and Nijole V. Benokraitis, (eds.). NY:Prentice Hall. 2003 Cancer in American Indian Women. http://dccps.nci.nih.gov/womenofcolor. 2003 The Rationing of Healthcare and Health Disparity for the American Indians/Alaska Natives. Pp. 528-551 in Unequal Treatment: Confronting Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Healthcare. B. Smedley, ed. Washington, DC: Institute of Medicine: National Academy Press. 2001 Health: Traditional Health Practices and Cultural Views. Pp. 925-937 in The Native North American Indian Almanac, Second Edition. D. Champagne (ed.). Detroit, MI.: Gale Research, Inc. 2000 Behind the Curtain of Words: Diabetic Complications and Re-definition of Self. Pp.8-21 in Aboriginal Health, Identity and Resources. Oakes et al., (eds). Winnipeg: University of Manitoba. Department of Native Studies. 1999 Introduction. Pp. xi-xvii in Preventing and Controlling Cancer in North America: A Cross-cultural Perspective. D. Weiner, (ed). Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group, Inc. 1999 Joe JR, S Sparks and L Tiger). Changing American Indian Marriage Patterns: Some Examples from Contemporary Western Apaches. Pp. 5-21 in Till Death Do Us Part: A Multicultural Anthology on Marriage. S. L. Browning and R. R. Miller, eds. Greenwich, Connecticut: JAI Press. 1998 The Impact of Forced Relocation on Hardrock Chapter. Pp. 129-142 in Dine’ Bikeyahh: Papers in Honor of David M. Brugge. Meliha S. Duran and David T. Kirkpatrick, eds. Albuquerque, NM: Archeological Society of New Mexico: 24. 1998 Joe JR and Randi Malach. Families with Native American Roots. Pp. 127-164 in Developing Cross-cultural Competence: A Guide for Working with Young Children and their Families, 2nd Edition. EW Lynch & MJ Hanson, eds. Baltimore: Paul H. Brooks. 1997 Joe JR and DL Miller. Cultural Survival and Contemporary American Indian Women in the City. Pp. 136-150 in Women Transforming Politics. Cathy J. Cohen, Kathleen B. Jones, and Joan C. Toronto, eds. New York: New York University. 1996 Health and Healers. Pp.237-40 in The Encyclopedia of the American Indian. Frederick Hoxie (ed.). Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. 1994 Revaluing Native American Concepts of Development and Education. Pp.107-113 in Cross-cultural Roots of Minority Child Development. P. Greenfield and R. Cocking, (eds.). Northvale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc. 1994 Gender and Culture: American Indian Women in Urban Society. Pp. 249-265 in Violence, Resistance, and Survival in the Americas: Native Americans and the Legacy of Conquest. William B. Taylor and Franklin Pease G. Y. (eds). Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press. 1994 Joe JR and RS Young. Introduction. Pp. 1-18 in Diabetes as a Disease of Civilization: The Impact of Cultural Change on Indigenous Peoples. J. R. Joe and R. S. Young. (eds.). Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 1994 Perception of Diabetes by Indian Adolescent. Pp. 329-356 in Diabetes as a Disease of Civilization: The Impact of Cultural Change on Indigenous Peoples. J. R. Joe and R. Young (eds.). Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 1994 Health: Traditional Indian Health Practices and Cultural View. Pp. 525-547 in Native America: Portrait of the Peoples. D. Champagne (ed). Detroit, MI: Visible Ink Press. 1994 Traditional Health Practices and Cultural Views. Pp. 801-811 in The Native North American Indian Almanac. D. Champagne (ed.). Detroit, MI.: Gale Research, Inc. 1994 Joe JR and DL Miller. Cultural Survival and Contemporary American Indian Women in the City. Pp. 185-202 in Women of Color in American Society. Baca, Sinn, and Dill (eds.). Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Temple University Press 1992 Joe JR and Randi S. Malach. Families with Native American Roots. pp. 89‑119 in Developing Cross‑Cultural Competence: A Guide for Working with Young Children and their Families,1st edition. E. W. Lynch and M. J. Hansen (eds.). Baltimore: Paul H. Brookes. 1991 The Delivery of Health Care to American Indians: History, Policies, and Prospects. pp. 149‑179 in American Indians: Social Justice and Public Policy. D. E. Green and T. V. Tonnesen (eds.). University of Wisconsin: Institute on Race and Ethnicity. l989 Values. pp. 11‑27 in Collaboration: The Key. E. Gonzales‑Santin and A. Lewis (eds.). Tempe: Arizona State University. l978 Navajo Cultural Factors in Vocational Rehabilitation. pp. 137‑151 in Cultural Factors in Rehabilitation Process. Monograph. J. Leonard (ed.). Los Angeles: California State University. l976 Joe JR, C Gallerito and J Pino. American Indian Perspective. pp. 81‑98 in Providing Safe Nursing Care for Ethnic People of Color. M. Branch and P. Paxton (eds.). New York: Appleton‑Century‑Crofts. In press Out of Harmony: Health Problems and American Indian/Alaska Native Men. Will Courtenay and Rich Keeling (eds). Men's Health: Multidisciplinary Perspective. Vanderbilt University Press. In press Traditional Approaches to Health and Wellness. Encyclopedia of American Indian Religious Traditions. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO. In press Joe JR and S. Frishkopf. "I'm Too Young for This," Diabetes and American Indian Children. M. Ferreira and GC Lang (eds). Diabetes Around the World. Carolina Academic Press. 2004 Joe JR and Randi Malach. Families with Native American Roots. Pp. 109-140 in Developing Cross-cultural Competence: A Guide for Working with Young Children and their Families, Third Edition. EW Lynch & MJ Hanson, eds. Baltimore: Paul H. Brooks. 2003 Out of Harmony: the Health Problems and Young Native American Men. Pp. 251-259 in Seeing Ourselves: Classic, Contemporary, and Cross-cultural Readings in Sociology, Sixth Edition. Macionis, John J. and Nijole V. Benokraitis, (eds.). NY:Prentice Hall. 2003 Cancer in American Indian Women. http://dccps.nci.nih.gov/womenofcolor. 2003 The Rationing of Healthcare and Health Disparity for the American Indians/Alaska Natives. Pp. 528-551 in Unequal Treatment: Confronting Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Healthcare. B. Smedley, ed. Washington, DC: Institute of Medicine: National Academy Press. 2001 Health: Traditional Health Practices and Cultural Views. Pp. 925-937 in The Native North American Indian Almanac, Second Edition. D. Champagne (ed.). Detroit, MI.: Gale Research, Inc. 2000 Behind the Curtain of Words: Diabetic Complications and Re-definition of Self. Pp.8-21 in Aboriginal Health, Identity and Resources. Oakes et al., (eds). Winnipeg: University of Manitoba. Department of Native Studies. 1999 Introduction. Pp. xi-xvii in Preventing and Controlling Cancer in North America: A Cross-cultural Perspective. D. Weiner, (ed). Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group, Inc. 1999 Joe JR, S Sparks and L Tiger). Changing American Indian Marriage Patterns: Some Examples from Contemporary Western Apaches. Pp. 5-21 in Till Death Do Us Part: A Multicultural Anthology on Marriage. S. L. Browning and R. R. Miller, eds. Greenwich, Connecticut: JAI Press. 1998 The Impact of Forced Relocation on Hardrock Chapter. Pp. 129-142 in Dine’ Bikeyahh: Papers in Honor of David M. Brugge. Meliha S. Duran and David T. Kirkpatrick, eds. Albuquerque, NM: Archeological Society of New Mexico: 24. 1998 Joe JR and Randi Malach. Families with Native American Roots. Pp. 127-164 in Developing Cross-cultural Competence: A Guide for Working with Young Children and their Families, 2nd Edition. EW Lynch & MJ Hanson, eds. Baltimore: Paul H. Brooks. 1997 Joe JR and DL Miller. Cultural Survival and Contemporary American Indian Women in the City. Pp. 136-150 in Women Transforming Politics. Cathy J. Cohen, Kathleen B. Jones, and Joan C. Toronto, eds. New York: New York University. 1996 Health and Healers. Pp.237-40 in The Encyclopedia of the American Indian. Frederick Hoxie (ed.). Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. 1994 Revaluing Native American Concepts of Development and Education. Pp.107-113 in Cross-cultural Roots of Minority Child Development. P. Greenfield and R. Cocking, (eds.). Northvale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc. 1994 Gender and Culture: American Indian Women in Urban Society. Pp. 249-265 in Violence, Resistance, and Survival in the Americas: Native Americans and the Legacy of Conquest. William B. Taylor and Franklin Pease G. Y. (eds). Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press. 1994 Joe JR and RS Young. Introduction. Pp. 1-18 in Diabetes as a Disease of Civilization: The Impact of Cultural Change on Indigenous Peoples. J. R. Joe and R. S. Young. (eds.). Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 1994 Perception of Diabetes by Indian Adolescent. Pp. 329-356 in Diabetes as a Disease of Civilization: The Impact of Cultural Change on Indigenous Peoples. J. R. Joe and R. Young (eds.). Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 1994 Health: Traditional Indian Health Practices and Cultural View. Pp. 525-547 in Native America: Portrait of the Peoples. D. Champagne (ed). Detroit, MI: Visible Ink Press. 1994 Traditional Health Practices and Cultural Views. Pp. 801-811 in The Native North American Indian Almanac. D. Champagne (ed.). Detroit, MI.: Gale Research, Inc. 1994 Joe JR and DL Miller. Cultural Survival and Contemporary American Indian Women in the City. Pp. 185-202 in Women of Color in American Society. Baca, Sinn, and Dill (eds.). Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Temple University Press 1992 Joe JR and Randi S. Malach. Families with Native American Roots. pp. 89‑119 in Developing Cross‑Cultural Competence: A Guide for Working with Young Children and their Families,1st edition. E. W. Lynch and M. J. Hansen (eds.). Baltimore: Paul H. Brookes. 1991 The Delivery of Health Care to American Indians: History, Policies, and Prospects. pp. 149‑179 in American Indians: Social Justice and Public Policy. D. E. Green and T. V. Tonnesen (eds.). University of Wisconsin: Institute on Race and Ethnicity. l989 Values. pp. 11‑27 in Collaboration: The Key. E. Gonzales‑Santin and A. Lewis (eds.). Tempe: Arizona State University. l978 Navajo Cultural Factors in Vocational Rehabilitation. pp. 137‑151 in Cultural Factors in Rehabilitation Process. Monograph. J. Leonard (ed.). Los Angeles: California State University. l976 Joe JR, C Gallerito and J Pino. American Indian Perspective. pp. 81‑98 in Providing Safe Nursing Care for Ethnic People of Color. M. Branch and P. Paxton (eds.). New York: Appleton‑Century‑Crofts. 2004 Orians, CE, Lantz P, Liebow E., Joe JR, Burhanisstipav L, Erb J, and K. Kenyon. Public Education Strategies for Delivering Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening in American Indian/Alaska Native Populations. Public Health Management and Practice. 10(1)46-53. 2003 Lantz P, Orians C, Liebow E, Joe JR, Burhanisstipav L, and Erb J. Implementing Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Services in American Indian/Alaska Native Populations. Health Care for Women International. 24(8)674-96. 2003 Ritenbaugh C,Teufel-Shone NI, Aickin MG, Joe JR, Poirer S, Dillingham DC, Johnson D, Henning S, Cole SM, and D Cockerman. A lifestyle Intervention Improves Plasma Insulin Levels among Native American High School Youth. Preventive Medicine. 36(3) 309-319. March. 2003 Orians CE, Erb J, Lantz PM, Joe JR, Burhansstipanov L, and EB Liebow. Successful Strategies for Increasing Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening: Lessons Learned from Tribal Program. I.H.S. Primary Care Provider. 28(3):53-57. March. 2001 Young RS, Joe, JR, Hassin J., and St Clair, D. Editorial-- Addressing psychosocial issues and problems of co-morbidity for Native American clients with Substance Abuse Problems: A Conference Proceedings. American Indian and Alaska Native Mental Health Research: The Journal of Nation Center, 10(2)V-VX: 2001 Out of Harmony: the Health Problems and Young Native American Men. Journal of American College Health. 49(5)237-242. 1999 Becker, T., Joe, JR, Cobb, N. Burhansstipanov, L. and C. Pedersen. Training for Cancer Control Research: A Curriculum for Native Researchers. Journal of Cancer Education. 14(4)233-237. 1999 Deitz, J., Quatrano, L., Hunter, P., Bach-Y-Rita, P., Cooper, L., and JR Joe. Review of the NCMRR Grant Profile: The First Five Years. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 80:481-484. May. 1999 Commentary on Cross-Cultural Nursing Care as Experienced by Members of MiKmaq First Nations Community during Hospitalization. Western Journal of Nursing Research. 22(1)26-27. 1999 Joe JR and RS Young. Introduction. Cancer and Native Women. Health Care for Women International. 20(5)439-444. 1999 (Guest Editor). Forward. Cancer and Native Women. Health Care for Women International. 20(5)433-434. 1999 Joe JR and S. Frishkopf. Recommendations for Health Care Providers Working with Native Families. Healthy Weight Journal.13(5)75-76. Sept/Oct. 1999 Rosenbloom, RL., Joe, JR., Young, RS., and WE Winter. Emerging Epidemic of Type 2 Diabetes in Youth. Diabetes Care. 22(2)345-354. 1998 Mazur, CL., Joe, JR, and RS Young. Why are Kids Getting Type 2? Diabetes Forecast. 51(12). 46-48. December. 1997 American Indian Children with Disabilities: the Impact of Culture on Health and Education Services. Families, Systems and Health. 15(3) 251-262. 1996 The Health of American Indian and Alaska Native Women. Journal of the American Medical Women's Association. 51(4)141-45. 1994 Joe JR and DL Miller. Field Initiated Research to Predict Work-Motivation Among Navajo Vocational Rehabilitation Clients. Clinical Sociology Review. 12:235-256. 1993 Joe JR and RS Young. Overview: Cancer in Indian Country-a National Conference. Cancer in Indian Country. Alaska Medicine. 35(4)239-242. Oct/Nov/Dec. 1993 Joe JR and DL Miller. Employment Barriers and Work Motivation for Navajo Rehabilitation Clients. International Journal of Rehabilitation. 16:107-117. 1992 Joe JR and J Justice. Introduction. American Indian Culture and Research Journal. 16(3)9-20. 1992 Roundtable Discussions: Recommendations from Subcommittees. American Indian Culture and Research Journal. 16(3)145-152. 1991 Border Population Perspective: Arizona Native Americans. Border Health. VII(4)41‑48. 1991 Joe JR and DL Miller. The Dilemma of Navajo Industrial Workers: Cultural Values and Social Change C An Empirical Study. Nature, Society, and Thought. 4(3)303‑330. 1989 Joe JR and DL Miller. Barriers and Survival: A Study of an Urban Indian Health Center. American Indian Culture and Research Journal. 13:3 & 4:233‑156. 1988 Government Policies and Disabled People in American Indian Communities. Disability, Handicap & Society. 3(3)253‑262. l988 Breaking the Navajo Family: Government Interference and Forced Relocation. Dine Be'iina' A Journal of Navajo Life. Navajo Community College. 1(4)1‑21. 1986 Forced Relocation and Assimilation: Dillon Myer and the Native American. Amerasia Journal. 13(2)161‑165. l982 Cultural Influences on Navajo Mothers with Disabled Children. American Indian Quarterly. Spring/Summer: 170‑190. 2002 Improving American Indian Health Care: The Western Cherokee Experience. C. William Steeler, Bashur RI, and G. Shannon. American Indian Culture and Research Journal. 26(4)148-152. 2001 The Scalpel and the Silver Bear: The First Navajo Woman Surgeon Combines Western Medicine and Traditional Healing (2000). L. Arviso-Alvord and Elizabeth Cohen Van Pelt. American Indian Culture and Research Journal. 25(1)169-171. 1998 Washington Matthews: Studies of Navajo Culture, 1880-1894. Katherine Spencer Halpern and Susan Brown McGreevy, (eds). The Journal of American History. September. 1995 The Ambivalent Welcome: Print Media, Public Opinion and Immigration. Rita J. Simon and Susan H. Alexander. International Migration Review.29:1061-62 1994 Tall Sheep: Harry Goulding, Monument Valley Trader. North Dakota History; 61(1):36. 1992 Native American Youth and Alcohol: An Annotated Bibliography. (M. Lobb and R. Watts, eds.). American Ethnologist 19(1)184‑185. February. 1991 Indian Survival on the California Frontier. (A. L. Hurtado) and Our Home Forever: The Hupa Indians of Northern California. (B. Nelson, Jr.). Journal of Ethnic History. 10(4)132‑133. Summer. 1990 Spider Women's Granddaughters: Traditional Tales and Contemporary Writing by Native American Women. (P. G. Allen). American Anthropologist. 95(3)764‑765. 1985 Disease Change and the Role of Medicine: The Navajo Experience. (S. Kunitz). American Indian Quarterly. Vol. IX (4)463‑465. 1984 Ethnic Identity and the Boarding School Experiences of West‑Central Oklahoma American Indians. (S. McBeth). American Indian Culture and Research Journal 8(1)65‑68. 2002 Improving American Indian Health Care: The Western Cherokee Experience. C. William Steeler, Bashur RI, and G. Shannon. American Indian Culture and Research Journal. 26(4)148-152. 2001 The Scalpel and the Silver Bear: The First Navajo Woman Surgeon Combines Western Medicine and Traditional Healing (2000). L. Arviso-Alvord and Elizabeth Cohen Van Pelt. American Indian Culture and Research Journal. 25(1)169-171. 1998 Washington Matthews: Studies of Navajo Culture, 1880-1894. Katherine Spencer Halpern and Susan Brown McGreevy, (eds). The Journal of American History. September. 1995 The Ambivalent Welcome: Print Media, Public Opinion and Immigration. Rita J. Simon and Susan H. Alexander. International Migration Review.29:1061-62 1994 Tall Sheep: Harry Goulding, Monument Valley Trader. North Dakota History; 61(1):36. 1992 Native American Youth and Alcohol: An Annotated Bibliography. (M. Lobb and R. Watts, eds.). American Ethnologist 19(1)184‑185. February. 1991 Indian Survival on the California Frontier. (A. L. Hurtado) and Our Home Forever: The Hupa Indians of Northern California. (B. Nelson, Jr.). Journal of Ethnic History. 10(4)132‑133. Summer. 1990 Spider Women's Granddaughters: Traditional Tales and Contemporary Writing by Native American Women. (P. G. Allen). American Anthropologist. 95(3)764‑765. 1985 Disease Change and the Role of Medicine: The Navajo Experience. (S. Kunitz). American Indian Quarterly. Vol. IX (4)463‑465. 1984 Ethnic Identity and the Boarding School Experiences of West‑Central Oklahoma American Indians. (S. McBeth). American Indian Culture and Research Journal 8(1)65‑68. In progress Book, (Tentative title): Keepers of the Medicine Bundles: Navajo Women and the Land. In progress Book, (Tentative title): Community Health: D'Arcy McNickle in Crownpoint, N.M. In progress Book, (Tentative title): Keepers of the Medicine Bundles: Navajo Women and the Land. In progress Book, (Tentative title): Community Health: D'Arcy McNickle in Crownpoint, N.M. 2001 Moderator: Highlights of: Should Government Cover Traditional Indian Medicine? Conference. Scottsdale, AZ. Sept 7-8. 1996-97 Consultant. Video Series. Native Americans. American Cultures for Children. Schlessinger Video Production and Alexandria Productions. Bala Cynwyd, PA. 1994-95 Consultant. Documentary Film. Regret to Inform: Women's Perspectives on War. Barbara Sonneborn, Producer/Director. Berkeley, CA 1993 (Project Director). Video. Cancer Research Careers for Indian Youth. U of A: NARTC. 1992 (Project Director). Video. Wellness Camp for Indian Children with Diabetes. NARTC. 1993 Consultant. Films. Sesame Street Research. Children's Television Workshop. New York. l988 (Executive Producer). Video. Medicine People: Teaching and Healing. U of A: NARTC. 2005 Panel Organizer: Anthropologist Does Not Live Here Anymore. Society for Applied Anthropology. April 7. 2004 Invited lecturer. Health Disparity and American Indian. School of Medicine. University of Maryland. Baltimore. MD. Nov. 4. Invited panelist: Critical Pathways to Health: The Role of Tribal Traditions. Annual meeting of the National Congress of American Indians. Fort Lauderdale, Fl. Oct.13. Invited keynote. Spirituality and the Policy of American Indian Freedom of Religion Act. Parliament of World’s Religion. Barcelona, Spain. July 13. Invited videoconferencing lecture: The IOM Study and Its Impact on American Indian Health. Minority Health Seminars. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. June 22. Invited keynote: Childhood Interrupted: Lessons Learned from the Type 2 Diabetes Camp for American Indian Children. Annual Indian Health Service Research Conference. Scottsdale, AZ. May 11. Invited lecture: How will this Benefit Us? Research and Tribal Communities. Department of Social Science. University of California, Berkeley. January 27. 2003 Invited panelist: 8th Annual National Conversation on Race, Ethnicity, and Culture: Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health. New York. Sponsored by the National conference for Community and Justice and Aetna Inc. Feb. 6. 2003 Invited Keynote: Cancer Research Needs in Native Communities. Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board Conference. Auburn, WA. Jan. 15, 2003. 2002 Invited Luncheon Speaker: The IOM Study and Its Impact on American Indians and Alaska Natives. U.S. Office of Minority Health National Forum on Health Disparity Issues for American Indians and Alaska Natives. Denver, CO. Sept. 25. 2002 Invited keynote. Research Challenges for Tribes in Addressing Health Disparities. Annual Board Meeting. United Indian Health Board. Arcata, CA. May 17. 2002 Invited keynote. Fire Warrior: The Native American Wildland Firefighers. Intertribal Timber Council Annual Meeting. Mescalero, NM. April 23 2002 Invited. Dying while WaitingBthe Fate of Navajo Uranium Miners. University of Wisconsin, Madison. Annual Chemistry/Health Lecture. April 11.. 2001 Invited paper. Changing view and uses of indigenous medicine. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting. Washington, DC. November 29. 2001 Invited Keynote: Psychosocial Challenges in Diabetes Prevention. Regional California Conference. San Diego, CA. July 7. 2001 Invited Keynote: Dying While Waiting: The Fate of Navajo Uranium Miners. Symposium on Social Justice. University of California, Los Angeles. May 12. 2001 Invited. The Second Leading Cause of Death: Cancer and Native Americans. University of Yucatan, Pre-Medical Society. Merida, Mexico. March 28. 2001 Invited. Keynote: Why Health Disparity?: Examples from American Indians. University of Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh, PA. January 11. 2000 Invited. Keynote: Psychosocial Aspects of Living with Diabetes. 5th International Conference on Diabetes and Indigenous Peoples. Christchurch, New Zealand. October 2. 2001 Invited. The Epidemic of Type 2 Diabetes in Indian Children. Billings Area IHS Annual Pediatric Conference. Billings, Montana. January 28. 2000 Invited. Cancer and Its Impact on Tribal Communities. Annual CDC State Health Directors: Conference on Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening. Atlanta, GA. June 6. 1999 Invited. Sacred Lands and Relocation. The 2nd Parliament of World's Religion. Cape Town, South Africa. December 3. 1999 Invited. Health Care and Future of Nursing. National Association of Native American Nurses. Santa Fe, New Mexico. October 12. 1999 Invited. Research and Ethical Issues in American Indian Research. Arthritis Research Conference. Arlington, VA. July 11. 1998 Invited. Discussant: Panel on Diabetes and Indigenous Peoples. American Anthropological Association Annual meeting. Philadelphia, PA. December 2. 1998 Invited. Participant. Alcohol Consumption and Indigenous Peoples: An International Research Symposium. Vancouver, British Columbia. Sponsored by the Alcoholic Beverage Medical Research Foundation. December 14-15. 1998 Invited Keynote. Cultural Perspective on Diabetes Prevention and Treatment. Phoenix, AZ: Intertribal Council Conference. July 21. 1998 Invited paper. 14 Years of Forced Relocation=14 Years of Mental Anguish. Invited paper at the Navajo Studies Conference. Window Rock, AZ. October 21. 1998 Invited Keynote. Looking for Diabetes Prevention Strategies and Its Cultural Implications. University of Oklahoma National Conference. June 4. 1997 Organizer and presenter. Cultural Traditions and Child Rearing Practices: One Tribal Example. Society for Applied Anthropology. Seattle, WA. March 22. 1996 Invited Keynote. Fatherhood: Where is the Anthropological Inquiry? NIH-NICHD Research Conference on Fatherhood. Bethesda, Maryland. June12. 1996 Invited. Keynote: Diabetes and Native Americans: Sociocultural Factors. Atlanta, GA. American Diabetes Association, Georgia Affiliate. November 1. 1996 Invited. Keynote: Looking for a Traditional Navajo in the Late 20th Century. Navajo Studies Conference. Durango, CO. April 12. 1996 Invited. Discussant: Women: Issues of Gender and Race. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA. November 23. 1995 Invited paper. Ethnicity, Ethnic Identity and the Census. American Public Health Association Annual Conference. San Diego, CA. October 15. 1994 Invited. Keynote: Research and American Indians: Issues of Intellectual Property Rights. Department of Anthropology Research Seminar. ASU: Tempe. Dec. 8. 1994 Invited paper. Looking for Traditionality Measurements: The Apache Example. Conference on Mental Retardation Research. Gatlinburg, Tenn. May 20. 1994 Invited. Keynote: Culture and the Issue of Diabetes. NIH conference on Diabetes and Eastern Tribes. NIH. Bethesda, MD. November 30. 1994 Invited Keynote. Sociocultural Context of Diabetes. NIH-ADA conference Diabetes and American Indians. Scottsdale, AZ. March 8. 1993 Invited paper. Sand Painting and the Rituals of Healing. The Second Parliament of World Religion. Chicago, IL. August 31. 1993 Invited. Keynote: Concepts of Wellness and Unwellness: Through Cultural Lens. University of California, Los Angeles. UCLA Extension Series. March15. 1993 Organizer and presenter. Cultural Beliefs and Diabetes: Examples from the American Indian. Second International Conference on Diabetes and Native Peoples. Honolulu, Hawaii. May19. 1993 Invited paper. Anthropology and American Indians. Special Symposium sponsored by Wrenner Gran Foundation and the American Anthropological Association. Terrytown, New York. February 3‑7. 1992 Invited paper. Health Research and Education. Mokakit Educational Conference. University of British Columbia. Vancouver, BC, Canada. October 2. 1992 Invited keynote: Restoring Harmony: Examples from Traditional Healing Practices. The Heard Museum. Phoenix, Arizona. Feb 12‑13. 2005 Panel Organizer: Anthropologist Does Not Live Here Anymore. Society for Applied Anthropology. April 7. 2004 Invited lecturer. Health Disparity and American Indian. School of Medicine. University of Maryland. Baltimore. MD. Nov. 4. Invited panelist: Critical Pathways to Health: The Role of Tribal Traditions. Annual meeting of the National Congress of American Indians. Fort Lauderdale, Fl. Oct.13. Invited keynote. Spirituality and the Policy of American Indian Freedom of Religion Act. Parliament of World’s Religion. Barcelona, Spain. July 13. Invited videoconferencing lecture: The IOM Study and Its Impact on American Indian Health. Minority Health Seminars. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. June 22. Invited keynote: Childhood Interrupted: Lessons Learned from the Type 2 Diabetes Camp for American Indian Children. Annual Indian Health Service Research Conference. Scottsdale, AZ. May 11. Invited lecture: How will this Benefit Us? Research and Tribal Communities. Department of Social Science. University of California, Berkeley. January 27. 2003 Invited panelist: 8th Annual National Conversation on Race, Ethnicity, and Culture: Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health. New York. Sponsored by the National conference for Community and Justice and Aetna Inc. Feb. 6. 2003 Invited Keynote: Cancer Research Needs in Native Communities. Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board Conference. Auburn, WA. Jan. 15, 2003. 2002 Invited Luncheon Speaker: The IOM Study and Its Impact on American Indians and Alaska Natives. U.S. Office of Minority Health National Forum on Health Disparity Issues for American Indians and Alaska Natives. Denver, CO. Sept. 25. 2002 Invited keynote. Research Challenges for Tribes in Addressing Health Disparities. Annual Board Meeting. United Indian Health Board. Arcata, CA. May 17. 2002 Invited keynote. Fire Warrior: The Native American Wildland Firefighers. Intertribal Timber Council Annual Meeting. Mescalero, NM. April 23 2002 Invited. Dying while WaitingBthe Fate of Navajo Uranium Miners. University of Wisconsin, Madison. Annual Chemistry/Health Lecture. April 11.. 2001 Invited paper. Changing view and uses of indigenous medicine. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting. Washington, DC. November 29. 2001 Invited Keynote: Psychosocial Challenges in Diabetes Prevention. Regional California Conference. San Diego, CA. July 7. 2001 Invited Keynote: Dying While Waiting: The Fate of Navajo Uranium Miners. Symposium on Social Justice. University of California, Los Angeles. May 12. 2001 Invited. The Second Leading Cause of Death: Cancer and Native Americans. University of Yucatan, Pre-Medical Society. Merida, Mexico. March 28. 2001 Invited. Keynote: Why Health Disparity?: Examples from American Indians. University of Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh, PA. January 11. 2000 Invited. Keynote: Psychosocial Aspects of Living with Diabetes. 5th International Conference on Diabetes and Indigenous Peoples. Christchurch, New Zealand. October 2. 2001 Invited. The Epidemic of Type 2 Diabetes in Indian Children. Billings Area IHS Annual Pediatric Conference. Billings, Montana. January 28. 2000 Invited. Cancer and Its Impact on Tribal Communities. Annual CDC State Health Directors: Conference on Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening. Atlanta, GA. June 6. 1999 Invited. Sacred Lands and Relocation. The 2nd Parliament of World's Religion. Cape Town, South Africa. December 3. 1999 Invited. Health Care and Future of Nursing. National Association of Native American Nurses. Santa Fe, New Mexico. October 12. 1999 Invited. Research and Ethical Issues in American Indian Research. Arthritis Research Conference. Arlington, VA. July 11. 1998 Invited. Discussant: Panel on Diabetes and Indigenous Peoples. American Anthropological Association Annual meeting. Philadelphia, PA. December 2. 1998 Invited. Participant. Alcohol Consumption and Indigenous Peoples: An International Research Symposium. Vancouver, British Columbia. Sponsored by the Alcoholic Beverage Medical Research Foundation. December 14-15. 1998 Invited Keynote. Cultural Perspective on Diabetes Prevention and Treatment. Phoenix, AZ: Intertribal Council Conference. July 21. 1998 Invited paper. 14 Years of Forced Relocation=14 Years of Mental Anguish. Invited paper at the Navajo Studies Conference. Window Rock, AZ. October 21. 1998 Invited Keynote. Looking for Diabetes Prevention Strategies and Its Cultural Implications. University of Oklahoma National Conference. June 4. 1997 Organizer and presenter. Cultural Traditions and Child Rearing Practices: One Tribal Example. Society for Applied Anthropology. Seattle, WA. March 22. 1996 Invited Keynote. Fatherhood: Where is the Anthropological Inquiry? NIH-NICHD Research Conference on Fatherhood. Bethesda, Maryland. June12. 1996 Invited. Keynote: Diabetes and Native Americans: Sociocultural Factors. Atlanta, GA. American Diabetes Association, Georgia Affiliate. November 1. 1996 Invited. Keynote: Looking for a Traditional Navajo in the Late 20th Century. Navajo Studies Conference. Durango, CO. April 12. 1996 Invited. Discussant: Women: Issues of Gender and Race. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA. November 23. 1995 Invited paper. Ethnicity, Ethnic Identity and the Census. American Public Health Association Annual Conference. San Diego, CA. October 15. 1994 Invited. Keynote: Research and American Indians: Issues of Intellectual Property Rights. Department of Anthropology Research Seminar. ASU: Tempe. Dec. 8. 1994 Invited paper. Looking for Traditionality Measurements: The Apache Example. Conference on Mental Retardation Research. Gatlinburg, Tenn. May 20. 1994 Invited. Keynote: Culture and the Issue of Diabetes. NIH conference on Diabetes and Eastern Tribes. NIH. Bethesda, MD. November 30. 1994 Invited Keynote. Sociocultural Context of Diabetes. NIH-ADA conference Diabetes and American Indians. Scottsdale, AZ. March 8. 1993 Invited paper. Sand Painting and the Rituals of Healing. The Second Parliament of World Religion. Chicago, IL. August 31. 1993 Invited. Keynote: Concepts of Wellness and Unwellness: Through Cultural Lens. University of California, Los Angeles. UCLA Extension Series. March15. 1993 Organizer and presenter. Cultural Beliefs and Diabetes: Examples from the American Indian. Second International Conference on Diabetes and Native Peoples. Honolulu, Hawaii. May19. 1993 Invited paper. Anthropology and American Indians. Special Symposium sponsored by Wrenner Gran Foundation and the American Anthropological Association. Terrytown, New York. February 3‑7. 1992 Invited paper. Health Research and Education. Mokakit Educational Conference. University of British Columbia. Vancouver, BC, Canada. October 2. 1992 Invited keynote: Restoring Harmony: Examples from Traditional Healing Practices. The Heard Museum. Phoenix, Arizona. Feb 12‑13.
PUBLICATIONS
Research Reports/Monographs
Chapters in Scholarly Books and Monographs
Refereed Journal Articles
Book Reviews
WORK(S) IN PROGRESS
MEDIA: Films/Videotapes
SELECTED SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS (1994-Present)