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Who belongs to us? How do we determine who is a "citizen" of our nation?

Who belongs to us? How do we determine who is a "citizen" of our nation?

Access to Capital and Credit in A DATA REVIEW Native Communities:

Access to Capital and Credit in Native Communities: A Data Review

Policy Brief: Indigenous Data Sovereignty in the United States

Policy Brief: Indigenous Data Sovereignty in the United States

Policy Brief: Data Governance for Native Nation Rebuilding

Policy Brief: Data Governance for Native Nation Rebuilding

Water is Life video series

Water is Life video series

Tribal Government Symposium in Alaska

Tribal Government Symposium in Alaska

Native Nations Institute International Advisory Council meets at Standing Rock

Native Nations Institute International Advisory Council meets at Standing Rock

Launching NNI's newest online tool: the Constitutions Resource Center

Launching NNI's newest online tool: the Constitutions Resource Center

Making research relevant: Native researchers attend the Indigenous Open Data Summit in Madrid

Making research relevant: Native researchers attend the Indigenous Open Data Summit in Madrid

Introducing our first NNI Graduate Student Research and Travel Funds recipients

Graduate Research Funding Spring 2016 Recipients

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