Taking Charge, Making Change

Taking Charge, Making Change

Native People and the Transition of Education from Stephan Mission to Crow Creek Tribal School

Galler, Robert W., Jr.

University of Nebraska Press

01/2025

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9781496239815

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List of Illustrations
List of Tables
Acknowledgments
Author's Note on Terminology
Introduction
1. Adapting to New Environments and People
2. Cultivating Catholic Alliances
3. Founding a Catholic Mission School
4. Establishing Seasonal Rhythms
5. Balancing Church, State, and Tribal Interests
6. Confronting Internal and External Challenges
7. Building and Rebuilding
8. Responding to World War I, the Global Pandemic, and the 1920s
9. Surviving the Great Depression
10. Contributing to World War II
11. Leading a New Generation
12. Promoting Collaboration and Growth
13. Sacrificing for Country and Communities
14. Moving toward Self-Determination
15. Advancing from Catholic Mission to Tribal School
Epilogue
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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Ethnic Studies; Native American history; Ethnohistory; Stephan Mission; Education; Native American boarding schools; Crow history; Education History; Native American education; mission school; tribal school; Dakota; Lakota; Native American abuse; child abuse; Indigenous studies; American studies; Indigenous history; Indigenous education; American history; boarding school history; community survivance; trauma studies; Crow Creeks; westernhistory; nineteenth-century American West; twentieth-century American West; tribal critical race theory; South Dakota history; Catholic Indian mission; Crow Creek Reservation history; intercultural relations; boarding school policies; tribal public schools