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How Marking Happens The marking process begins with: Once marked, every action is interpreted through suspicion. Marking and Social Isolation… READ MORE
For over thirty years I have personally and professionally tried to enforce policies and local tribal ordinances that benefit tribal… READ MORE
Today I received the best news about a young lady I have been helping raise for over a decade now.… READ MORE
The Strategic Partnerships & Joint Ventures Program connects tribal entrepreneurs with corporate opportunities through procurement preferences, supply chain integration, and… READ MORE
Grant funding supports tribal entrepreneurs by removing financial barriers, offering support for startup costs, feasibility studies, market research, and equipment… READ MORE
Modern playgrounds are evolving into intergenerational wellness hubs, combining play and fitness, and reshaping childhood fitness through intentional design that… READ MORE
Autumn Reflection: Honoring the Greatest Generation Walking through the National Mall in the crisp autumn air, there’s a profound sense… READ MORE
Native American Tribes are diversifying economically beyond gaming, focusing on long-term sustainability. Choosing the right business structure is vital for… READ MORE
The Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 marked a pivotal shift in federal policy, emphasizing tribal self-governance, land restoration, and economic… READ MORE
The Hannahville Indian Community has significantly improved economically since the 1990s, mainly due to tribal gaming, impacting income, employment, and… READ MORE
The Hannahville Indian Community’s chicken ordinance outlines guidelines for residents to keep poultry responsibly, emphasizing cleanliness, safety, and neighborly respect… READ MORE
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