“…Soros Documentary Fund People living on Indian reservations are among the poorest in the United States, and despite laws of Tribal Sovereignty, they have very little control over their "ancestral lands," especially when they must come up against large corporations who view the Natives as easily exploitable people sitting upon huge reserves of energy. …”

“…Soros Documentary Fund Chip Wadena, the tribal chairman of the White Earth Indian Reservation in upper Minnesota, was suspected for fraud and responsible for the disappearance of million of dollars coming from the casino revenues of the reservation. …”

“…Part II authors explore the role of institutional beliefs, community narratives, and personal stories in recovery from serious mental illness; trace the cultural contours of "mental health" among the Gros Ventres of the Fort Belknap Indian reservation; examine youth voice in the juvenile justice system, illuminating the loss of focus on individualized justice and accountability to youth; and, outline ways in which community narrative can enrich culturally anchored work in prevention and public policy. …”