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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

The Future of Tribal Public Health

The Future of Tribal Public Health

NNI Hosts Research Convenings on "Indigenous Social Determinants of Health" and "Data & Sovereignty"

NNI Hosts Research Convenings on "Indigenous Social Determinants of Health" and "Data & Sovereignty"

Miriam Jorgensen

NNI Research Director Appointed to Tribal Issues Advisory Group (TIAG)

Native Nations Institute Researchers to Collaborate on Arctic Project

Native Nations Institute Researchers to Collaborate on Arctic Project

Native Nations Institute News Story

NNI Shares with Morris K. and Stewart L. Udall Foundation Staff

Native Nations Institute News Story

NNI Staff Member Authors Law Review Article on Tribal Sovereign Immunity

Protecting Our Children Through Tribal Law: A Review of 100+ Tribal Child Welfare Codes (Part II)

Protecting Our Children Through Tribal Law: A Review of 100+ Tribal Child Welfare Codes

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