Ashabranner, Brent K.

Discusses relations between the Northern Cheyenne Indians of Montana and the United States government, as well as the tribe's recent fight to save its lands from strip-mining coal companies.

Tells the story of volunteer men and women who are working in the ex-communist countries of Eastern Europe. Among them are a former seminarian who is making life a little better for many of Bucharest's tragic street children and an English teacher who in his after-school time has introduced baseball to Bulgarian students.

Examines the world of the migrants today looking at the courage that enables them to truimph over a cruel system, and at ways to curb migrant injustices.

Examines the lives of seasonal migrant farm laborers in America.

A girl describes her experiences opening her own kennel in the Blue Ridge Mountains to raise German shepherds.

Tells the story of seventy-two chiefs and warriors from various Indian tribes who were imprisoned at an old Spanish fort in St. Augustine, Florida in 1875 after their tribes were conquered in the Red River War and forced onto reservations in what is now Oklahoma.

Examines the plight of Mayans who have fled the violent political situation in Guatemala and settled in a community in southern Florida.

Discusses the building of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the controversies that have surrounded it, and some human interest stories connected with it.

Traces the history of our national burial ground and shrine to American heroes.

Describes and presents color photos of the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C., chronicling the creation of the monument and the events of the war itself.