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5 More Native American Visionaries in Washington State

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Author: 
Richard Walker
Year: 
2013

5 More Native American Visionaries in Washington State

5 More Native American Visionaries in Washington State
5 More Native American Visionaries in Washington State

As the holidays kick in and people start looking ahead to the coming year, it is only fitting to acknowledge the leaders who will take Indian country into the future. Last month we brought you five Native leaders who are protecting rights, exercising sovereignty, building intercultural bridges and meeting future energy needs, among other accomplishments.

Now we bring five more who are rocking the world with their forward thinking, their innovation and their sense of social justice. With 29 of the 566 federally recognized indigenous nations located in what is now Washington State, the Evergreen State is a hotbed of visionary ideas...

climate change, intergovernmental relationships, media arts, Native arts, stereotypes, transformative leaders, United Nations (U.N.)
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Native Nations: 
Quinault Indian Nation
Swinomish Indian Tribal Community
Tulalip Tribes
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News and Opinion
Topics: 
Environment and Natural Resources, Governance, Intergovernmental Relations, Justice Systems, Leadership
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NNI "Rebuilding Native Nations" Short Course: Leadership

Walker, Richard. "5 More Native American Visionaries in Washington State." Indian Country Today Media Network. Article. (https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/history/genealogy/5-more-native-american..., accessed December 4, 2013)

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