Indigenous Traditions / Native American: Multimedia

• Multicultural Voices of Oregon: Native American Voices -- Represents interviews of OSU’s student community, who are members of a variety of tribal communities, both within and beyond the state of Oregon. 
• Oregon Multicultural Archives Oral History Collection -- Is a growing repository of interviews that documents the experiences and perspectives of people of color who have spent at least portions of their lives in Oregon.
• Oregon Native American Language Sound Recordings -- Includes interviews with members of the Coquille and Siletz tribes.
• Oregon State University Cultural Centers Oral History Collection -- Consists of interviews from the three OSU cultural centers - the Native American Longhouse, the Asian & Pacific Cultural Center and the Women's Center.

A basket maker and porcupine quillwork, Yvonne Walker Keshick creates birchbark masterpieces realistically decorated with quills that depict natural images as well as cultural symbols of the Odawa tribe. 

Source : Kate Fort, "Yvonne Keshick Awarded NEA National Heritage Fellowship for Quillwork", Turtle Talk, September 19, 2014