Two Spirit
The cost of homophobia: Literature review of the human impact of homophobia in Canada.
By: C. Banks
Two Spirit people: American Indian lesbian women and gay men.
By: L.B. Brown
Women and men, not-men and not-women, lesbians and gays: American Indian gender style alternatives.
By: L.B. Brown
Decolonizing homosexuality: a history of the Greater Vancouver Native Cultural Society.
By: D.D. Buffalo
The rez sisters.
By: T. Highway
Kiss of the fur queen.
By: T. Highway
Caribou song.
By: T. Highway
Dragonfly kites/pimihakanisa.
By: T. Highway
Fox on the ice.
By: T. Highway
Two-spirit people: Native American gender identity, sexuality and spirituality.
By: S-E. Jacobs
Singing home the bones.
By: G. Scofield
How we find ourselves: Identity development and Two-Spirit people.
By: A. Wilson
Elders
Pimosatamowin siakw kakeequaywin: Walking and talking, a Saulteaux Elder's view of Native education.
By: L. Akan
The sacred tree, special edition.
By: Four Winds Development Project
Jagged worldviews colliding.
By: L. Little Bear
Postcolonial ghost dancing.
By: J. (S.) Y. Henderson
Systems
Being alive well.
By: N. Adelson
The sacred hoop: Recovering the feminine in American Indian traditions.
By: P.G. Allen
A recognition of being, reconstructing Native vision and community survival.
By: K. Anderson
Strong women stories: Native vision and community survival.
By: B. Lawrence & K. Anderson
Borderlands, la frontera.
By: G. Anzaldua
Pleasure zones: Bodies, cities, spaces.
By: D. Bell
Becoming an ally, Breaking the cycle of oppression in people.
By: A. Bishop
Beyond token change: Breaking the cycle of oppression in institutions.
By: A. Bishop
Us/them, me/you: who? (Re)thinking the binary of First Nations and non-First Nations.
By: S. Caillou
Two-Spirited Aboriginal people, Continuing cultural appropriation by non-Aboriginal society.
By: M. Cameron
The regulation of First Nations sexuality.
By: M. Cannon
Community organizing against homophobia and heterosexism, the world through rainbow-colored (sic) glasses.
By: B. Carniol
Exile and pride: Disability, queerness and liberation.
By: E. Clare
Christian opposition to homosexuality.
By: D. Cochrane
Determinants of health among Two-Spirit American Indians and Alaska Natives
By: K.C. Fieland, J.M. Simoni & K.L. Walters
Queer youth and strange representations in the province of the "severely normal": Alberta in the 1990s.
By: G. Filax
Making home: Queer migrations and motions of attachment.
By: A-M. Fortier
Fuzzy definitions and population explosion: Changing identities of Aboriginal groups in Canada.
By: E. Guimond
Growing up outside the gender construct.
By: D. Hagen
American Indian lesbians and gays: An exploratory study.
By: L.B. Brown & M.A. Jacobs
Pink Blood: Homophobic violence in Canada.
By: D. V. Janoff
Stigma, identity and passing: How lesbians and gay men of color (sic) construct and manage stigmatized identity in social interaction.
By: V. Kanuha
Compounding the triple jeopardy: Battering in lesbian of color (sic) relationships.
By: V. Kanuha
Identity, refugeeness, belonging: Experiences of sexual minority refugees in Canada.
By: S. Brotman & O.J. Lee
'What the hell are you?' An intercategorical analysis of race, ethnicity, gender and disability in the Australian body politic.
By: H. Meekosha
Two-Spirit people: Traditional pluralism and human rights.
By: F. Meyer-Cook
Namaji: Two-Spirit organizing in Montreal, Canada.
By: D. Labelle & F. Meyer-Cook
Urban life, reflections of a middle-class Indian
By: D. Newhouse
The gender-gap: Re-evaluating theory and method.
By: B. O'Neill
Queer dispositions: A case study in Trans-gressing the limits of law.
By: L. Passante
Migratory vices.
By: C. Patton
Producing lesbians, canonical properties.
By: R. Peace
Bodies, cities, spaces
By: Syracuse University Press
Native hubs: Culture, community and belongings in Silicon Valley and beyond.
By: R.K. Ramirez
Aboriginal Two-Spirit and LGBTQ migration, mobility and health research project: Winnipeg, final report.
By: L. Passante, A. Zoccole & J. Ristock
Aboriginal Two-Spirit and LGBTQ migration, mobility and health research project: Vancouer, final report.
By: J. Potskin, A. Zoccole & J. Ristock
Native Canadiana, Songs from the urban rez.
By: G. Scofield
Sitting down to ceremony, An interview with Gregory Scofield
By: T. McDonald & G. Scofield
River of life, rapids of change: Understanding HIV vulnerability among two-spirit youth who migrate to Toronto.
By: R. Travers & D.O. Teengs
Sex and conquest: Gendered violence, political order and the European conquest of the Americas.
By: R. Trexler
Urban lesbian and gay American Indian identity: Implications for mental health service delivery.
By: K.L Walters
My spirit in my heart: Identity experiences and challenges among American Indian Two-Spirit women.
By: K.L Walters et al.
Reconceptualizing Native women's health: An "Indigenist" stress-coping model.
By: K.L Walters et al.
Families we choose- Lesbians, gays, kinship
By: K. Weston
The spirit and the flesh: Sexual diversity in American Indian culture.
By: W.L. Williams
Research in ceremony: Indigenous research methods.
By: S. Wilson
Editorial, Relational accountability to all our relations.
By: P. Wilson & S. Wilson
The Creek Nation
By: C.S. Womack
Lynn Riggs as code talker: Toward a queer Oklahoma theory and the radicalization of Native American studies.
By: C.S. Womack
That's what they say: The implications of American Indian gay and lesbian literature for social services workers.
By: L.L Zumwalt, A. Lopez & J.A. Wright
Two-Spirit People: Native American Gender Identity, Sexuality and Spirituality.
By: S. Jacobs, W. Thomas & S. Lang
Changing Ones: Third and Fourth Genders in Native North America
By: W. Roscoe
Living the Spirit: A Gay American Indian Anthology
By: W. Roscoe
Native Cultures, 2 Spirit Identity.
By: R. LaFortune
Web Links
The National Native American Aids Prevention Center provides a curriculum intended for people, programs and services to Two Spirit people.
White Bison, Inc. uses a metaphor of a forest to describe how trees represent individuals and the forest represents the whole community.
Wheel Council, Inc. provides techniques to use storytelling in local substance abuse prevention projects.
Red Eagle Soaring has a youth theatre program that seeks to empower American Indian/Alaskan Natives through contemporary and traditional performing arts.