"People of the Big Voice: Photographs of Ho-Chunk Families" is a hardcover book published by the Wisconsin Historical Society in 2011. The photographs in the book capture the essence of Ho-Chunk families from 1879 to 1942, showcasing their resilience and traditions. With a focus on the Midwest region, the book explores subjects and themes related to history, social science, and individual photographers, making it a valuable addition to collections interested in Native American studies and ethnic studies. The book features 280 pages filled with portraits and selfies that provide a glimpse into the unique culture of the Ho-Chunk people.