Dr. Lori Jahnke

Dr. Lori Jahnke
Emory Library offers a variety of resources on Native American and Indigenous Studies. Dr. Lori Jahnke, Anthropology librarian, can help you identify sources on this topic. Dr. Jahnke has a Ph.D in biological anthropology from Tulane University, and her research interests of late focus on the policies and politics of preserving records, heritage preservation, and community-led knowledge and research repositories. 

• Email: lori [dot] jahnke [at] emory [dot] edu
• Dr. Jahnke’s Research Guides

• Library Resource Guide for Native American and Indigenous Studies
  • Indigenous Peoples and the Global Indigenous Movement
  • Social Movements
  • American Indian Education
  • Annual Reviews Online
  • American Indian Studies
• Library Resource Guide for Mvskoke (Creek) Language and Ecology
  • Creek Nation Website
  • Creek Language Project
  • Native Language Preservation Reference Guide
  • Books on the Creek Ecology and Medicinal Plants
• Emory Libraries Celebrates National American Indian Heritage Month (blog post by Dr. Lori Jahnke and Kristan Majors Chilcoat)