Education & Tribal Services

NNI delivers a range of research-based educational services and resources designed to meet the needs of Native nations, Indigenous leaders, policy-makers, and individuals interested in a better understanding of Indigenous governance and related concepts.

NNI delivers these services through:

• Tribal Services
  
  • Customized services that are created in consultation with indigenous leaders, program directors / managers, planners, and/or concerned citizens. They are usually done in the community with 2-3 NNI staff members.

• Indigenous Governance Program
  
  • The IGP has flexible learning options to serve a wide variety of needs. Specifically, the IGP consists of two-tracks—one track is designed for individuals seeking University of Arizona graduate-level credit for courses taught on Indigenous governance; while the other offers largely the same curriculum, but is intended for individuals who are interested in personal and/or professional development and do not need a University of Arizona transcript.

• The IGP’s non-credit offerings include:

• Rebuilding Native Nations Online Courses

• Continuing Education Certificate in Indigenous Governance

• The IGP’s credit offerings include:

• Professional Studies Certificate in Indigenous Governance

• Masters of Professional Studies in Indigenous Governance

• Native Know-How Seminar
• Udall Foundation Native American Congressional Internship
• Youth Programs

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