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22 YEARS SERVING THE PEOPLE OF EARTH!

KUMEYAAY MISSION STATEMENT:

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The primary goal of the KUMEYAAY INFORMATION VILLAGE website is to welcome visitors and Indigenous peoples of all tribal nations and provide a casual village environment to share and network their culturally-relevant creative work, information and opinions.

To re-source the internet's very best culturally-related creative works into a fresh interactive cyber web network of socially significant hyperlinked information and collective endeavors.

Kumeyaay Information Village features the large contemporary digital collections of original professional photography, design and journalism by Gary Ballard. Plus an online digital repository of interesting academic research papers, maps, books, historical records, audio, video, museum artifacts, language recordings and ethnographic tribal art compiling the North American Aboriginal peoples' 12,000-year history in the region known today as the County of San Diego and northwestern Baja California, Mexico.

To encourage and excite the creative and cultural spirits of all Native American peoples, to offer them an Internet resource (and the technical help) to publish their original and collaborative work on www.kumeyaay.info.

To hyperlink their information to the internet search engines and put their searchable names, their searchable work on cyber record.

To respectfully document, preserve and build upon the cultural works of our grandfathers and grandmothers in a family-oriented worldly community.

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