SAIGE: Who we are
Formed in 2002, SAIGE is the first national non-profit organization representing American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) Federal, Tribal, State, and local government employees. SAIGE provides a forum on the issues, challenges, and opportunities of AI/ANs in the government workforce (including Tribal governments) and works to foster a professional network among AI/AN government employees.
SAIGE is proud to host an outstanding week-long annual National Training Program focused on professional development, leadership and topics that are integral to the highly complex relationship known as the Federal Indian Trust Responsibility. As part of this program, SAIGE offers special training sessions for veterans, Youth, and in Federal Indian Law. Additionally, cultural events are presented by local native people.
See more 2016 NTP and 2015 NTP pics on SAIGE’s Flickr page
All 2015 NTP Photos copyright Coralee Mackay; 2016 NTP Photos copyright R. Chavez
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2016 Native American Heritage Month Theme:
“Serving Our Nations”
Native Heritage Month Poster now available.
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SAIGE 2016 National Training Program, June 6-9, Tulsa
“Serving Our Nations”
Principal Chief Bill John Baker receives a gift from Society of American Indian Government Employees Chairwoman Fredericka Joseph on behalf of the organization for the Cherokee tribe’s support on June 7 at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa in Catoosa, Oklahoma. JAMI MURPHY/CHEROKEE PHOENIX
“SAIGE Promotes Recruitment, Advancement of Natives”
courtesy of the Cherokee Phoenix
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Native Report: Video of 2015 SAIGE National Training Program on PBS
SPRING 2016 EDITION OF THE TALKING LEAF NEWSLETTER
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