Each issue contains

• articles covering the local Native scene
• public service announcements
• stories taken from the oral tradition
• editorials
• articles concerning Native Americans at the regional and national levels
• recipes
• a "Life Skills" column to help adolescents transitioning into adulthood
• local personalities
• announcements of AIEC programs and activities
• guest articles
• and general interest articles

Our Mission
The mission of "Smokesignals" is to inform and to educate the community of issues that affect them and is a vehicle that stresses positive and beneficial concerns and points of view.

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We welcome article submissions, letters to the editor, and all general questions and comments. All letters to the editor and articles must be clearly signed and addressed. "SmokeSignals" reserves the right to edit any submission for content and language.

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A one year's subscription to "SmokeSignals" is $16.00, and goes to support the work of the American Indian Education Center. Please send your check (payable to "AIEC," to: