News and Reviews

Author: Bruce Bonta (page 2 of 9)

April 28, 2016. Wind Plants in Zapotec Communities

April 28, 2016. Is Modernization Beneficial for Ladakhis? [journal article review]

April 21, 2016. Essential Cuisine for Nubian Culture

April 21, 2016. Birhor Cope with Changes [journal article review]

April 14, 2016. Paliyan Rain Ceremony

April 7, 2016. The Rejuvenation of Tahitian Dance

April 7, 2016. Changes for the G/wi

March 31, 2016. Hate (the Amish) Crimes

March 24, 2016. Kadar Strive to Save their Forest

March 24, 2016. A Batek Village Hosts Tourists

March 17, 2016. The Zapotec Treasure their Birds [journal article review]

March 17, 2016. Malapandaram Illnesses and Poverty

March 10, 2016. Winnipeg Conference on Violence against Indigenous Women

March 10, 2016. Amish Rebuild with Alacrity

February 25, 2016. Correcting the Images of Nubians

February 25, 2016. Chewong Fruit Gardens Help Wildlife [journal article review]

February 18, 2016. A Compromise Solution in the Kalahari

February 18, 2016. Traditional Corn Varieties and the Zapotec

February 11, 2016. Ladakhi Opposition to Interfaith Marriages [journal article review]

February 11, 2016. Hutterites Compelled to Protect a Wetland

February 4, 2016. Encouraging Amish to Move to West Virginia

February 4, 2016. Mana from Tahiti

January 28, 2016. Do Fipa Parents Value Education?

January 28, 2016. New Inuit Dictionary Preserves a Rarely Spoken Dialect

January 21, 2016. Preserving Traditional Culture in Namibia

January 21, 2016. Microfinance Tourism in Oaxaca

January 14, 2016. Peaceful Societies Moves

January 14, 2016. Tristan Parties in the New Year

January 7, 2016. A Successful Amish Enterprise

January 7, 2016. A Birhor Celebration

December 31, 2015. The Batek and the Forest

December 24, 2015. Preserving the Semai Language [conference paper review]

December 24, 2015. Tahitians Learning from the Maori

December 17, 2015. Boycott in Ladakh

December 17, 2015. Rural Thai Village Copes with Climate Change

December 10, 2015. Recent Lepcha History Retold

December 3, 2015. Nubians Protest More Dams on the Nile

December 3, 2015. Batek Knowledge of Medicinal Plants [journal article review]

November 26, 2015. Inuit Throat Singing Helps Heal Social Problems

November 26, 2015. Solar Power for a Hutterite Colony

November 19, 2015. LGBTI Families in Rural Thailand

November 19, 2015. Comparing Kauai and Ifaluk

November 12, 2015. The Amish Project Performed Once Again

November 12, 2015. Hallucinogens for the Piaroa

November 5, 2015. Hallucinogens for the Zapotec

November 5, 2015. Canadian Election Politics and the Hutterites

October 29, 2015. The Study of Amish Women

October 29, 2015. Black Carbon and Black Anger: Changing Conditions in Ladakh [book review]

October 22, 2015. Nubians Press for Right of Return

October 22, 2015. Life in an Indian Slum

October 15, 2015. Climate Change Affects the Inuit

October 15, 2015. Rice Beer and the Birhor

October 8, 2015. Semai Win Land Rights in Malaysian Court

October 8, 2015. Theatre Production about Piaroa Gardens

October 1, 2015. Ju/’hoansi Confront Climate Change

October 1, 2015. A Stairway to Heaven in India

September 24, 2015. Positive Attitudes about the Amish in Wisconsin

September 24, 2015. Improving the Status of Women in Rural Thailand

September 17, 2015. A Dance that Promotes Zapotec Values

September 17, 2015. Concerns for Batek Gender Equality

September 10, 2015. Ladakhi Village Electrified

September 10, 2015. Fipa Men Boil the Maize

September 3, 2015. Walrus Skulls Used as Soccer Balls

September 3, 2015. The Kadar Are in the News

August 27, 2015. Nubian Singing in Sudan

August 27, 2015. Spoken Pennsylvania German Focuses Amish on Humility [journal article review]

August 20, 2015. Paliyan and Kadar Dances

August 20, 2015. A Malapandaram School Remains Open

August 13, 2015. Lepcha Strike Resolved Peacefully

August 13, 2015. Ladakhi Woman Builds a Trekking Business

August 6, 2015. Zapotec Woman Poet Recognized

August 6, 2015. Witchcraft Violence among the Fipa [journal article review]

July 30, 2015. Tristan Has No Crime

July 30, 2015. Violence against Inuit Women

July 23, 2015. Kerala and its Peaceful Societies Part 1, the Kadar

July 23, 2015. Kerala and its Peaceful Societies Part 2, the Malapandaram

July 16, 2015. Nubians Insulted by Egyptian Racism

July 16, 2015. Happiness and Peacefulness in Thailand [journal article review]

July 9, 2015. Adventures in Botswana

July 9, 2015. Amish Singing

July 2, 2015. Statistics about Peaceful Nation States

July 2, 2015. Mbuti Bark Cloth and Babies

June 25, 2015. Schools for San Kids

June 25, 2015. Problems of the Nubian Diaspora [journal article review]

June 18, 2015. Orang Asli Land Rights

June 18, 2015. Photos of the Hutterites

June 11, 2015. Truth and Reconciliation for the Inuit

June 11, 2015. An Erection Points toward Peace on Ifaluk

June 4, 2015. A Dam Could Destroy Indigenous Communities [journal article review]

June 4, 2015. The President Visits the Ju/’hoansi

May 28, 2015. Yanadi Prohibited from Entering the Forest

May 28, 2015. Tahitians Cherish their Natural Heritage

May 21, 2015. The Lepchas Want Teachers

May 21, 2015. The English Are Coming, the English Are Coming—Run! Hide!

May 14, 2015. Overcoming Memories of Violence [journal article review]

May 14, 2015. Inuit Men Helping Each Other

May 7, 2015. Problem Drinking on Tristan da Cunha

May 7, 2015. Progress among the Ladakhis

April 30, 2015. Semai Women Making Progress

April 30, 2015. Ju/hoan Man Appointed to Government Position

April 23, 2015. The Popularity of Redshirts [journal article review]

April 23, 2015. Hutterite Innovations and Commitments

April 16, 2015. Resettlement Plans for the Malapandaram

April 16, 2015. Hard Hats for Amish Workers

April 9, 2015. Nunavimmiut Face the Future

April 9, 2015. Searching for Life in the Kalahari

April 2, 2015. Designs for Energy Efficiency

April 2, 2015. Oil Palm Prosperity

March 26, 2015. Semai Place Names Help Preserve Forests—and Peacefulness [journal article review]

March 26, 2015. Is Baltistan Peaceful?

March 19, 2015. Paliyans Obtain Better Housing

March 19, 2015. Some Hutterites Use iPhones

March 12, 2015. Promises to Nubians in Wadi Qurqur

March 12, 2015. Archaeological Discoveries and the Media

March 5, 2015. Unicorns, and the Mbuti, Are Troubled by Violence

March 5, 2015. Unicorns, Peaceful Societies, and Peace Systems

February 26, 2015. Paliyans Learn to be Guides

February 26, 2015. Inuit Experiences of Historical Traumas [journal article review]

February 19, 2015. Yanadi Economic Tragedies and Successes

February 19, 2015. Coltan Mining Fosters Violence

February 12, 2015. Human Trafficking in Rural Thailand

February 12, 2015. Donald Kraybill to Retire

February 5, 2015. A French Polynesian Novel Portrays Tahitian Culture [journal article review]

February 5, 2015. Publicity for Lepcha Cardamom Crops

January 29, 2015. A Love Jihad in Ladakh

January 29, 2015. A New Blog about the G/wi

January 22, 2015. The Kadar Preserve their Forests

January 22, 2015. Some Peaceful People Are Birdwatchers [a tenth anniversary reflection]

January 15, 2015. New Opportunity for Paliyan Youth

January 15, 2015. Update on a Birhor Tragedy

January 8, 2015. Yanadi Woman Advocates Human Rights

January 8, 2015. Review of the Tristan Year

January 1, 2015. Piaroa Women Protest Violence

January 1, 2015. Ice Stupas in Ladakh

December 25, 2014. Changes in Nubian Wedding Ceremonies

December 25, 2014. A Congressman Champions the Buid

December 18, 2014. Pioneering Rural Thai School

December 18, 2014. Life in the Desert, or Life in a Resettlement Camp

December 11, 2014. A Malaysian Newspaper Revisits a Semai Village

December 11, 2014. A Malaysian Newspaper Revisits a Batek Village

December 4, 2014. Pashmina Wool in Ladakh

November 27, 2014. An Overnight Visit to the Dzongu

November 27, 2014. Campfire Stories of the Ju/’hoansi [journal article review]

November 20, 2014. Tristan Islanders Remember their Forebears

November 20, 2014. The Batek Anger a Malay Politician [journal article review]

November 13, 2014. Botswana Persecutes the G/wi