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Twenty-four Native young women represented many Nations from the U.S. and Canada competing for the title of Miss Indian World 2001-2002.

The evening opened with a welcome from Miss Indian World 2000 - 2001 Lillian 'Cepa' Sparks. miw_lillian.jpg (143273 bytes)
miw_hosts.jpg (24704 bytes) The hosts for the evening were Native radio personality Darrel Lawrence and actor Irene Bedard who did an excellent job engaging and entertaining all in attendance.
Robert 'Tree' Cody started the night off right with song and Native flute playing, Tree Cody style. miw_tree.jpg (124096 bytes)
miw_ulali.jpg (129900 bytes) First Nations Women Trio Ulali moved and inspired the sold out crowd with resounding a cappella music.
A special performance by Jay Begaye and his daughter Tenisha and their incredible harmonic voices was appreciated by all. miw_beg2.jpg (156909 bytes)
miw_rgnr2.jpg (99386 bytes) Rio Grande Singers and Native Roots teamed up for unique, impressive, and innovative music with Native singers and drums.

Some contestant talents seen included tanning hides, traditional tribal games, storytelling, traditional songs, hula dance, basket weaving, and more. The judges had a most difficult task with ALL of the beautiful, eloquent, and talented young Native women competing.













 

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