International
North American Indian
Association
International Resource Centre &
Lenni Lenape Resource Centre (UK)
9 / 2 Dunsyre House (North)
33 Calder Crescent
Edinburgh EH11 4JH Scotland
Voice: 0131 453 1046 Fax: 0131 453 6143
www.inaiauk.com Email: barrie.coxdacre@tesco.net
Barrie Cox-Dacre & Carla Messinger
Native American Heritage Programs works with the International North
American Indian Association (INAIA) to provide a Lenni Lenape Resource
Centre for the United Kingdom and Europe.
The Resource Centre provides materials, information, and advice for schools and community groups. The collection includes books, videotapes, music tapes and CDs, teacher resources, and outreach programs. The INAIA also offers consulting services to authors and television and film producers.
Interest Group
The INAIA acts as an interest group bringing together people who want to share and develop their knowledge of the diverse cultures, histories, lifeways, and oral traditions of the original inhabitants of North America.
The INAIA collaborates with the Good Road Garden Project sponsored by Newcastle-Upon-Tyne City Council's Composting Project.
The Good Road Garden is based on traditional Native American gardens and features a number of different types of corn (Maize), squashes, herbs, and other plants.
Its focus is on people, plants, and animals; our well being, and our relationships with each other and the environment we all share. The garden is a celebration of Native North American environmental practices!
Steve Tinling from the Good Roads Garden Project in Newcastle, England; Carla Messinger, Native American Heritage Programs, Allentown, Pennsylvania, USA; and Barrie Cox-Dacre from the International North American Indian Association, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Environmental Issues
We all share Mother Earth and the INAIA tries to keep up with activities and occurrences in the USA which affect people and the environment.
Nature Watch
Committed to the wildlife of our planet, the INAIA monitors the introduction of beavers and other species into the UK, and the effects of industrial activity in North America.
Supporting Native Charities
The INAIA also makes donations to a variety of Native American charities.
International North American Indian Association (INAIA)
As a member you will:
Support Native American endeavors,
Give a voice to the First People of (Turtle Island) America,
Gain insight into the true history and culture of the original inhabitants of North America,
Learn more about current environmental and other issues affecting modern Native Americans.
Keep up-to-date!
Memberships
Membership is £12.00 per household, per year, which includes "The Turtle Islander " and Bulletins.
International North American Indian Association
9/2 Dunsyre House (North), 33 Calder Crescent, Edinburgh EH11 4JH Scotland
Voice: 0131 453 1046 Fax: 0131 453 6143 www.inaiauk.com
Email: barrie.coxdacre@tesco.net Barrie Cox-Dacre, Executive Director