Land Acknowledgement

◈ New Mexico Alliance of Health Councils, Ypandes, Lipan Apache

◈ Texas Digital Library: TCDL 2023 Land Acknowledgement & Beyond

◈ LBJ Presidential Library Land Acknowledgement

◈ Visual Resources Association- 2023 San Antonio Land Acknowledgement

◈ Baylor University, About Baylor

◈ Baylor University Diana R. Garland School of Social Work Land Acknowledgment

◈ Baylor University Dept of Sociology Land Acknowledgement

◈ Baylor University History Dept

◈ Texas Tech University Health Science Center El Paso, Land Acknowledgement

◈ City of Austin, TX, Office of Resilience, One Austin: Our Resilience Framework for Action

Indigenous People/Pow-Wows

◈ KRIS 6 News Corpus Christi, Veterans Powwow coming to Corpus Christi

◈ Univ of Texas College of Liberal Arts NAS, Indigenous Texas

◈ Iowa Starting Line, How Big Each State's Native American Populations Are

◈ Bullock Museum, American Indians

◈ Texas Education Agency, Indigenous Students and Families

◈ LA Governor's Office of Indian Affairs, Native American Commission, Meeting Minutes

◈ Texas Historical Commission Quarterly Meeting Oct 2023, Protocol for Protection and Treatment of Human Burial Remains During Alamo Plan-Lower Paseo

◈ Cherrywood Neighborhood Assoc., Austin, TX, Land History

◈ American Library Assoc., Indigenous Tribes of San Antonio, TX

◈ Texas Observer, Announcing the Texas Observers Indigenous Affairs Desk

Education/Lessons

◈ National Education Association, Read Across America: Elatsoe

◈ Texas Historical Commission, Fort Griffin Education Packet

◈ Statewide Outreach Center at Texas School for the Deaf, Native Americans in Texas - The Lipan Apache Tribe (Chapter 5)

Indigenous Day

◈ Univ of Texas Health Houston School of Public Health, Indigenous Peoples' Day 2022

◈ Thrillist, 7 Ways to Celebrate Indigenous People's Day in Dallas

Reports & News: Collaboration, Acknowledgement, Resolutions, Cases

◈ STOP VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT: Program Implementation Plan for the State of Texas, 2022-2025, pg. 10

◈ Indianz.com, Lipan Apache Tribe wins recognition in Texas (2009)

◈ Indian Country Today, Lipan Apache Tribe Recognized by the State of Texas(2019)

◈ Texas Historical Foundatio, Cowboys and Indians

◈ Indianz.com, Non-recognized tribe in Texas hails ruling in eagle feather case

◈ Austin NPR, Fresh Air, A Native Texas Tribe Now Has Legal Eagle Feathers

◈ A Native Texas Tribe Now Has Legal Eagle Feathers

◈ The Sacremento Bee, Texas tribe wins 10-year fight over its use of eagle feathers

◈ TurtleTalk, Brief of Amicus Curiae Lipan Apache Tribe of Texas in Support of Plaintiffs-Appelants

◈ Indian Country Today, U.S. Returns Eagle Feathers to Lipan Apache Religious Leader After Court Fight

◈ UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, Handbook on Indigenous Peoples’ Border Crossing Rights Between the United States and Mexico, pg. 2.    Alternate Access to Handbook:IAWB

◈ Common Cause Texas, Let Texas Vote: Building a pro-democracy Texas

◈ Red Lake Nation News, 2. Government Returns Confiscated Eagle Feathers to Tribal Leader, But Still Enforces Arbitrary Law

◈ TeenVOGUE, Tribes That Aren’t Federally Recognized Face Unique Challenges

◈ Indian Country Today Media Network, Wall Street Journal Comes Down on the Side of Eagle Feathers

◈ National Council of State Legislatures, State Recognition of American Indian Tribes. Shared by Univ. of Arizona's Native Nations Institute

◈ Valenzuela, Angela (2019). "The struggle to decolonize official knowledge in Texas’ state curriculum: Side-stepping the colonial matrix of power." Equity & Excellence in Education 52(2-3), 197-215.

News: Lipan Cemetery & Reburials

◈ Texas Observer, Return to Kíłááhíí: An Elder Is Restored to the Lipan Apache People—750 Years Later

◈ Texas Heritage, The Preservation of Presidio’s Lipan Apache Cemetery Challenges a Cultural Myth

◈ The Big Bend Sentinel, Celebration, reunion as Lipan Apache tribal council travels to Presidio from McAllen for special ceremony

◈ Texas Historical Commission History Programs Agenda Oct 2021, text for Official Texas Historical Markers, pg 52

◈ MASS Design Group, El Cementerio Del Barrio de los Lipanes

◈ Texas Architect, Interpreting the Past

◈ CNN, An Indigenous tribe in Texas is getting its sacred burial ground back

◈ Marfa Public Radio, Fresh Air, Lipan Apache tribal members gather in Presidio to celebrate historic land transfer

◈ Business Insider, An 18th-century Indigenous cemetery in Texas is back in tribe's hands

◈ The Big Bend Sentinel, Lipan Apache Cemetery project to be completed with Mellon Foundation grant

◈ Texas Highways, West Texans Rally to Save a Sacred Lipan Apache Cemetery

◈ Big Bend Sentinel, Community gathers for official opening ceremony at Cementerio del Barrio de los Lipanes

◈ Marfa Public Radio, “A sacred space”: Architects and tribal community share a plan to protect Presidio's Lipan Apache cemetery

Case, Law Reviews, TX & US Gov

◈ Koenig, Alexa, & Stein, Jonathan (2008). Federalism and the State Recognition of Native American Tribes: A Survey of State-Recognized Tribes and State Recognition Processes across the United States Santa Clara Law Review 48(1). Pp. 70-153. Note: 2013 update to this paper includes Texas Concurrent resolutions. Available in book: Recognition, Sovereignty Struggles & Indigenous Rights in the United States (2013).

◈ Smith, Adair Martin (2018). Native American Use of Eagle Feathers Under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Univ of Cincinnati Law Review 84(2). Pp.575-594.

◈ Wilson, Khrystye H. (2023). Eagle Permits, RFRA, and American Indian Religious Freedom: Legal Avenues for First Amendment Protection. The Indigenous Peoples' Journal of Law, Culture, & Resistance, Vol. 8. Pp.63-88.

◈ McNally, Michael D. (Summer 2019). Native American Religious Freedom as a Collective Right. BYU Law Review 2019(1). Pp.205-292.

◈ Breslin, Beau; Cavanaugh, Kathrine (2014). Case 1: A.A. v. Needville Independent School District. In Studies in Law, Politics, and Society, 65. p. 144.

◈ Piatt, Bill (2022). Respecting the Identity and Dignity of All Indigenous Americans. Howard Human & Civil Rights Law Review 6(83). pp 84-127

◈ Rabalais, Kelly M. (March/April 2019). Is There a Role for Local Governments in Recognizing Native American Tribes? The Federal Lawyer. P.12.

◈ Keim, Adèle Auxier (Winter 2023). The Religious Freedom Restoration Act and Indian Law: From Individual Advocacy to Collective Action. The Journal of Appellate Practice and Process, 23, p. 149

◈ Interstate Technology & Regulatory Council (December 2019). Advanced Site Characterization Tools: Section 7-Stakeholder and Tribal Perspectives.
Note: Resource stating current lists of state recognized tribe may be incomplete. Take-away, there are NO lists anywhere (e.g. NCSL, Wikipedia) in any source that are verified complete listing of state recognized tribes.