Story is a powerful way to build compassion and bridge understanding between cultures. Story has the power to heal as well as teach.
Books by Nancy Bo Flood
Beyond Boundaries · Essays and tidbits from Nancy Bo Flood
Jordan ‘Slick’ Phelps is a 2-time champ. No bull!
March 29, 2016
Oglala Sioux Tribal member Jordan “Slick” Phelps is a two-time bull riding world champion. All this by age 19? This competitor started at age FOUR. Cowboy up!
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Celebrating cultural connections, diversity, picture books and poetry
March 24, 2016
With Sylvia Vardell, Janet Wong and librarians Ally Garcia and Marianne Follis, I was part of the "Cultural Connections: Celebrating Diversity with Picture Books and Poetry” presentation at the Public…
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Celebrate spring with The Navajo Year
March 22, 2016
The first day of spring previews another notable date for me. The Navajo Year, Walk Through Many Seasons debuted April 1, 2006. Happy 10th anniversary to a title I’m proud…
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Colgate takes water conservation message to a new audience
March 17, 2016
Every drop counts. That’s a simple, profound message about water’s future. Colgate should be commended for efforts to educate and inspire. For example, Colgate notes that 1 in 10 people…
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Shasta Dam threatens the Middle Water People
March 15, 2016
Raising the height of Shasta Dam means a 13 percent growth in California’s Shasta Lake. This supposed solution to create more freshwater resource for farms and cities will wipe out…
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Dark future looming in Florida’s waters
March 10, 2016
Can you see water pollution on the move? Activist John Heim does. Heim has documented what he calls “the black line of death” moving from Florida's Lake Okeechobee to the…
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South Korea honors Lakota veterans
March 3, 2016
Recently, the South Korean government honored 15 Lakota veterans for their service during the Korean War.Each man earned that country’s Ambassador of Peace medal.May their stories of courage and devotion…
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Rio Sonora: A water song of hope and change
March 1, 2016
In 2014, a chemical spill at the Grupo Mexico copper mine created an environmental nightmare. The Rio Sonora became a river of acid. Farming, the dairy industry, wildlife and municipal…
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