For those in need of FOOD and WATER due to freeze, please check out News Thur NDN Eyes tab to find help
Kirk Archambault - Cultural Advisor Dakota Nation
NATIVE AMERICANS CAN APPLY FOR THE AFORABLE CARE ACT ALL YEAR LONG. IT CAN BE AN ASSET.
HOW THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT can help you
click on link above and scroll down when you get there
Even though the physical doors of
S. A. M. are closed we are a 501 ( c ) 3 non profit organization. This means that we still hold meetings and events and are still gathering and taking care of business. Please look around at our website and find out who we are.
HOUSTON DOES NOT HAVE A NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN URBAN HEALTH CENTER, CLICK HERE FOR RESOURCES THAT CAN HELP.
Southern Apache Museum opened its doors JANUARY 2012. it became a place to learn, teach, and a community center for the indigenous IN HOUSTON of all first nations. On may 31, 2017 the northwest mall in houston, asked all retailers and S.a.m. to leave. We later found out the Northwest mall is NOW a proposed site for the bullet train that will travel from Houston TO Dallas in 30 minutes. S.A.M. IS NOW IN THE PROCESS OF LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME. IF ANYONE OUT THERE KNOWS OF A SPACE OR BUILDING WE CAN USE AT A GOOD PRICE PLEASE E-mail US.
Our
MAIN GOAL
indian health
CARE
who is
S.A.M.
southern apache
museum s.a.m.
This was made possible with funding by the
City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance.
Your Donation will Educate as long as the Sky is Blue and the Rivers Flow
Your Donation
will
Educate
as long
as the
Sky is Blue and the Rivers Flow
Southern Apache Museum Board Members
Shelby Bradley -Treasurer
Mattaponi/Rappahannock (Virginia)
Shauna Preito - Administrator
Mvskoke Creek Nation
Chance L. Landry - President
Lipan Apache Nation
Laura Thompson - Scretary
Choushatta Nation
Lenny Medina - Cultural Advocacy
Comanche Nation
Steven Fernandez - Vice President
Lipan Apache Nation
SOUTHERN PLAINS MUSEUM AND CULTURAL CENTER
SPMCC
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PRESERVING OUR WAY OF LIFE AND WALKING IN BEAUTY
Preview of some of Southern Apache Museum (SAM)
by Chance L. Landry through Emaze