Indigenous Wire
Rob CapricciosoNative policy, politics, media, economics and sovereignty news and analysis from Indian Country, Washington, D.C. and beyond
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NARF forms Tribal Water Institute
'Tribal Nations must be included in water decision making.'
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Pics: Kchi Wiikwedong Anishinaabek Maawnjidowin Contest PowWow
Can you feel the spirit? Can you feel the sovereignty? Can you feel the movement?
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Cornel West sees opening to attract Indigenous swing vote
Plan underway to achieve 1 million Native votes in 2024.
While not billed as a political event, 2024 Green Party POTUS candidate Cornel West, 70, is taking steps to firm up a major plank in his Indigenous affairs platform: protecting human...
Hearing on improving tribal clean drinking water & wastewater infrastructure
'Tribes are still more likely than other populations in the United States to lack access to wastewater services and clean drinking water.'
Press release follows:
Dark days ahead? Federal shutdowns & tribes
Prepare for the worst and hope (and advocate) for the best.
WASHINGTON — The Native American Finance Officers Association (NAFOA) offers the following handy guide to understanding how federal government shutdowns affect tribal communities.
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Founder & Editor, Indigenous Wire; former Sr. Editor, Tribal Business News; 10-year DC Bureau Chief, Indian Country Today. DC based. Sault Tribe, MI roots.
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