Essay calls for improved data for tribes

June 7, 2014

NNI researchers Jennifer Schultz and Stephanie Rainie assert in a recent essay in Indian Country Today that the availability of more and better data about Native nations ultimately will lead to an improved capacity for decision making by tribal leaders.

Essay calls for improved data for tribes

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