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Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians |
- "In
1953 farsighted tribal leaders in the Northwest formed the Affiliated Tribes of
Northwest Indians, and dedicated it to tribal sovereignty and
self-determination. Today, ATNI is a nonprofit organization representing 43
Northwest tribal governments from Oregon, Idaho, Washington, southeast Alaska,
Northern California and Western Montana. ATNI is an organization whose
foundation is composed of the people it is meant to serve -- the Indian peoples.
Representatives from the member tribes set the policy and direction through
committees by way of resolutions during the three yearly meetings."--site |
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Alliance of Tribal Tourism Advocates |
- The
Alliance of Tribal Tourism Advocates is an association of Tribes, Indian and
non-Indian individuals, agencies and organizations that are concerned about
responsible tourism development on the Reservations and in off-reservation
Indian communities. Organized in 1993 by tribal governments in the South Dakota
region, the consortium works to enhance and promote tourism as a means of
economic development and growth, while maintaining respect for tribal traditions
and lands. |
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American Indian
Culture Research Center |
- "In the critical year of 1876 Benedictine Monks came to
Dakota Territory and at the request of Sitting Bull at Standing Rock set up the
first of several schools. In 1966 there evolved from the
schools and from the inspiration of the students the AMERICAN INDIAN
CULTURE RESEARCH CENTER at Blue Cloud Abbey. The
principal purpose of the Center is to inform the general public of
the world view, the philosophy of life, the spiritual insight of
Native Peoples."--site. |
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American
Indian Library Association |
- AILA is an affiliate
of the American Library
Association (ALA). We plan to
gradually add information about what we do as well as highlights from our
Newsletter and links to other Native and minority library organizations. |
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American Indian Movement |
- The American
Indian Movement is divided into two separate organizations now. The International Confederation of Autonomous Chapters of the American
Indian Movement is a splinter group from the original AIM. AIM
has many chapters throughout the United States in: Cleveland, Southeast Texas, Western Michigan, Southern
California, Arizona, Tennessee, Central Indiana, South
Carolina. |
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American Indian Research
& Policy Institute |
- "Our mission is to provide government leaders,
policy makers and the public with accurate information about: 1. the legal and
political history of American Indian nations. 2. the contemporary situation for
American Indians. By providing knowledge and education, we hope to foster
better-informed and culturally-sensitive responses to the challenges of American
Indian life.--site. |
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American Indian Ritual Object Repatriation
Foundation |
- "We are a non-federally funded intercultural
partnership committed to assisting in the return of sacred ceremonial material
to the appropriate American Indian Nation, clan, or family, and to educating the
public about the importance of repatriation."--site. |
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American Indian Science
and Engineering Society |
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American Indian Veterans
Memorial Organization |
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Association of American Indian Physicians |
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Bureau
of Indian Affairs (BIA) |
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Chattanooga InterTribal Association |
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Council of Three
Rivers American Indian Center |
- in PIttsburgh, PA. |
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Denver Indian Center |
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Indian Arts & Crafts Association |
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| Indian
Defense League of America |
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Intertribal Bison Cooperative |
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Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada |
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Lakota Student
Alliance |
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League of Indigenous Sovereign Nations of the Western
Hemisphere |
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Midwest Treaty
Network |
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Minnesota Indian Affairs Council |
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Montana - Wyoming Tribal
Leaders Council |
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National Indian Child Welfare Association |
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National Indian Server for Community
Networking |
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Native American
Journalists Association |
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Native American Public Telecommunications |
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Native
American Recreation & Sport Institute - NARSI |
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Native
American Rights Fund - NARF |
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Native
American Women's Health Education Resource Center |
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North
Carolina Indian Tribal Organizations |
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Odawa Native Friendship
Centre |
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Society for Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in
Science - SACNAS |
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South and Meso American Indian Rights Center - SAIIC |
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TAINO
Inter-Tribal Council |
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Treaty 7 Tribal Council - from Alberta, Canada |
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UNITY - United National
Indian Tribal Youth |
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U.S.
Dept. of Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) |
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U.S. Dept. of Labor
Division of Indian and Native American Programs |
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U.S. Senate Committee on
Indian Affairs |
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White Bison Inc. |
– “The vision of White Bison is to
bring 100 Indian Communities into sobriety and wellness by the year 2010. In
order to accomplish this the Wellbriety Movement was conceived over 10 years
ago. The Wellbriety Movement is an effort to bring the message of sobriety and
physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellness to Native communities. This
message also encourages people to recover their ancient traditions, teachings
and ceremonies. With this message, White Bison also provides
programs and resources to develop treatment, prevention, recovery and
intervention strategies that will lead to both sobriety and
wellness.”-Site.
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Visions |
- Native health in
Canada. |