Identifying Core Cultural Values
Identifying Core Cultural Values American Indian tribes and Alaska Native villages have a rich heritage and history from which to identify their core cultural values. A number of tribes today suffer from a loss of cultural identity as a result of historical trauma. Still, it is possible to reflect and
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