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Residence, Community Engagement, and Citizenship: How do non-resident tribal citizens connect with Native nations?

Residence, Community Engagement, and Citizenship: How Do Non-Resident Tribal Citizens Connect with Native Nations?

Native Leaders Share Their Experience

Native Leaders Share Their Experience

Exploring Self-Determination in Child Welfare Codes

Exploring Self-Determination in Child Welfare Codes

American Indians, American Dreams, and the Meaning of Success

New Journal Publications

Daryle Rigner

Researchers Train State of South Australia Officials

Recognizing NNI Staff Accomplishments

Recognizing NNI Staff Accomplishments

Spring 2015 International Advisory Council Meeting

Spring 2015 International Advisory Council Meeting

Native Nations Institute News Story

Governance in Action with Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate

NNI Collaborates on Indigenous Data Governance

NNI Collaborates on Indigenous Data Governance

Spring 2015 Native Nation Rebuilders Meeting

Spring 2015 Native Nation Rebuilders Meeting

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