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Research on any topic may involve the use of primary and secondary sources. Primary sources provide a first-hand account or the raw, un-interpreted information. Secondary sources provide an interpretation or review of the information. Here are some examples of sources you could find for the topic of "Standing Rock and NoDAP." 

Books

• Deloria, P., & Salisbury, Neal. (2002). A companion to American Indian history (Blackwell companions to American history ; 4). Malden, Mass.: Blackwell. https://searchlib.cwu.edu/permalink/f/15utse1/CP51305012450001451 
• Estes, N., & Dhillon, Jaskiran. (2019). Standing with Standing Rock : Voices from the #NoDAPL movement (Indigenous Americas). Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. Retrieved from https://searchlib.cwu.edu/permalink/f/15utse1/CP71308687130001451

Encyclopedias or Dictionaries

• Gray, P. L., & Piecuch, J. (2011). Standing Rock Reservation. In S. C. Tucker, J. Arnold, & R. Wiener (Eds.), The Encyclopedia of North American Indian Wars, 1607-1890: A Political, Social, and Military History (Vol. 2, pp. 760-761). Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO. Retrieved from https://link.gale.com/apps/doc/CX3301300703/GVRL?u=cwu_main&sid=GVRL&xid=7d0fe1d4

Articles

• Privott, M. (2019). An Ethos of Responsibility and Indigenous Women Water Protectors in the #NoDAPL Movement. The American Indian Quarterly, 43(1), 74-100. Retrieved from https://searchlib.cwu.edu/permalink/f/ouuhou/TN_museS153418281910002X

Newspapers

• Bowman, T.  (2016, September 22). At Standing Rock, a sleeping giant awakens. Navajo Times, A4. Retrieved from http://www.americanindiannewspapers.amdigital.co.uk/Documents/Details/SNRC_NAVTM_201609-12_ED004.

   

Films

• Titi Yu (Director), Cyndee Readdean (Producer), Futuro Media Group (Producer), (2014). Native American Boomtown. InAmerica by the Numbers with Maria Hinojosa. Season 1, Episode 4. Arlington, VA: Public Broadcasting Service. [Streaming Video]. Retrieved from http://ezp.lib.cwu.edu/login?url=https://video.alexanderstreet.com/watch/native-american-boomtown 

Government Documents

• U.S. Congress. Senate Committee on Energy Natural Resources. (1999). Dakota Water Resources Act of 1999. Retrieved from https://congressional.proquest.com/congressional/docview/t49.d48.14566_s.rp.203?accountid=10389

Many of these databases can help in finding scientific research as it relates to the topic of the environment and trash, waste, and garbage.

Part 1: House of Research Wrap-Up

• What about the process of looking for resources surprised you?
• What was your most interesting discovery?

Part 2: Personal Research Project Planning

• After doing the House of Research Activity, how would you like to structure research for your own project?
• What ideas do you have? 
• What questions do you have?