Naamitapiikoan: Blackfoot Influences on Abraham Maslow's Developmental and Organizational Psychology
Runtime - 90 minutes
 
Narcisse Blood and Ryan Heavy Head present at the 2011 Teachers College Annual Winter Roundtable at Columbia University.
 
Blood and Heavy Head tell the story of how psychologist Abraham Maslow's strongest contribution to motivational theory, normative human psychology, and organizational psychology were all crucially influenced by the Blackfoot way of life that Maslow observed at Siksika in 1938. The details of this story emerged through research conducted by Blood and Heavy Head at Red Crow College under the SSHRC-funded Itsinikssiistsi Project of 2004-2007.