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Ethical Research with Indigenous Peoples: Doing Right by Respecting Native Rights

Genetic Research with Indigenous Peoples: Perspectives on Governance and Oversight in the US

Indigenous Peoples and research: self-determination in research governance

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How UArizona 'literally wrote the book' on Native nation building

Indigenous Metadata Bundle Communiqué

Indigenous Metadata Bundle Communiqué

Native Nations Institute Receives $460k from Bush Foundation to Support Operations

A red and blue graphic reads "Introducing NNI's Graduate Student Research & Travel Awardees 2023/24". All five awardees' portraits are arranged on this right side of the image above the UArizona block A.

Announcing the 2023 NNI Graduate Student Research & Travel Awardees

A screenshot from the video presentation of Oneida Nation CFO Keith Doxtator's explanation of the question of citizenship and blood quantum.

Watch Now: Oneida Nation CFO Breaks Down the Problem with Blood Quantum at NNI’s 2022 Remaking Tribal Constitutions Seminar

Indigenous Governance Database

NNI’s Indigenous Governance Database Breaks 500k-View Threshold

Native Nations Institute's Emerging Leaders Seminar 2023 at Talking Stick Resort

2023 Emerging Leaders Seminar Attracts Tribal Leaders from Across the U.S.

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