Contributors

The Fort Omaha Winter Count Buffalo Robe Project was generously funded by

Metropolitan Community College

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MCC serves our community with distinction. We are a role model in higher education. We deliver:

  • Quality learning opportunities.
  • Lifelong educational programs.
  • Services that support personal and professional enrichment and training.
  • Programs and services that stimulate economic and workforce development.
  • Courses and programs that provide a transferable path to baccalaureate institutions.
  • Career/vocational education supporting business and economic partnerships.
  • A positive learning environment that promotes student success.

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Metropolitan Community College Foundation

The MCC Foundation advances the Metropolitan Community College mission by creating community awareness, building and nurturing meaningful relationships, and connecting community partners with giving opportunities that fulfill their philanthropic objectives.

The MCC Foundation was established in 1977 as a separate, not-for-profit, IRS approved 501(c)3 corporation with the express purpose of advancing the work of MCC.

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Nebraska Arts Council

Nebraska Arts Council

Nebraska Arts Council's mission is to promote, cultivate and sustain the arts for the people of Nebraska. In achieving this purpose, the Nebraska Arts Council provides grants and services to artists, organizations and communities.

The NAC in its present form was established in 1974 by an act of the Nebraska Legislature. It is governed by a board of fifteen Nebraska citizens appointed by the Governor of Nebraska, and is managed by ten staff members. The Nebraska Arts Council is funded by the State of Nebraska, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Nebraska Cultural Endowment, which is a unique partnership among the State of Nebraska and private contributors.

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Nebraska Humanities Council

Nebraska Humanities Council

The Nebraska Humanities Council enhances the quality of life in communities across our state through programs that study the human race, its achievements, its creations, its dreams and aspirations, its failures and triumphs. The NHC promotes a better understanding of Nebraska - who we are and where we have been - to build a better future.

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Nebraska Cultural Endowment

Nebraska Cultural Endowment

The mission of the Nebraska Cultural Endowment is to cultivate a legacy of stability, advocacy and leadership for the arts and humanities in Nebraska.

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Additional contributions of time and expertise were provided by:

Smithsonian Institution National Museum of the American Indian

  • Cultural Resource Center
  • Tom Evans, Collections Manager

Douglas County Historical Society

  • Kathy Aultz, Executive Director
  • Gary Rosenberg, Archivist

The Kaneko

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This Project's Artists Include:

Steve Tamayo

Steve Tamayo is an enrolled member of the Sicangu Lakota Sioux of the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota. He has developed and taught numerous courses in traditional arts at Sinte Gleska University in Rosebud. His areas of expertise are feather work and bustles, traditional dresses, rawhide containers, head roaches, and hide painting. His current research areas of interest include winter counts, ledger art, and body markings.

Ann Crawford

Lisa Ranney

Jaymie Schroeder

Chris Shafer

Evan Pappan

Sarah McWilliams

Cheri Vossberg

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Small Image of the Winter Count. Click for an enlarged image

This project was made possible by:

Nebraska Arts Council Nebraska Humanities Council Nebraska Cultural Endowment