Brooke Medicine Eagle

Brooke Medicine Eagle (also known as Brooke Edwards, born 1943) is an American author, singer/songwriter and teacher, specializing in her interpretations of Native American religions. She frequently teaches workshops at New Age and other events.

Biography Eagle was born and raised in Montana. She studied at the University of Denver She also posted a Crow Tribe enrollment card on her website until tribe officials revealed it was a forgery. In 1984, the American Indian Movement included Eagle among those it said were responsible for "a great attack or theft" of Native American ceremonies. Cynthia Snavely connected Eagle to the "misappropriation of Native American spirituality [that] takes place within the New Age spirituality movement".

Bianca Casady of the musical group CocoRosie has referred to Brooke Medicine Eagle as her mother's partner, stating "As a small child I was carried in a papoose around sacred Anasazi grounds by my mother and her partner, Brook Medicine Eagle."