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The National Congress of American Indians, founded in 1944, is the oldest, largest and most representative American Indian and Alaska Native organization serving the broad interests of tribal governments and communities.
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Tribal Unity Impact Week Delivers Immediate Impact
Assistant Secretary of Indian Affairs Confirmed, FEMA Reauthorized in House; NCAI Calls for Action in November to sustain momentum.
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Access to Elections & Voter Registration a “Civic Emergency"
Citing a new report, NCAI President Jefferson Keel outlined steps for Indian Country to address Native voter access.
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President Obama Signs HEARTH Act into Law
NCAI President Keel joins others for Oval Office signing ceremony, calls bill "a very good new law for tribal self-determination."
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Advocating and Protecting Native Women
NCAI Violence Against Women Task Force Leads VAWA Meetings on Capitol Hill.
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Native Vote Action Week - Sept. 24 - 28
Over 130 communities, organization throughout Indian County to host events organizing more than 35,000 Native Voters
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Initiatives
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NCAI Policy Research CenterThe NCAI PRC supports Indian Country in shaping its own future as the leading center for tribally driven policy research...
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Consultation Support for Tribal Governments
President Obama declared his commitment to fulfilling the consultation requirements of Executive Order 13175, NCAI supports tribes in this process with resources...
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Partnership for Tribal Governance
NCAI's Partnership for Tribal Governance seeks to increase, organize, enhance, and make accessible the resources necessary to support tribes’ efforts to strengthen their governance....
News
Tribal Unity Impact Week Delivers “Immediate Impact” for Indian Country
September 25, 2012
Native Vote Action Week Kicks off September 24th
September 21, 2012
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Native Vote 2012
Since the 1940's NCAI has been the leading voice for protecting the rights of Native people to vote. This year we've called for the largest Native Vote turn out in history.
