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BIA Head Kevin Washburn Speaks to ICTMN About NCAI, Federal Recognition and More

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Gale Courey Toensing
Year: 
2014

BIA Head Kevin Washburn Speaks to ICTMN About NCAI, Federal Recognition and More

BIA Head Kevin Washburn Speaks to ICTMN About NCAI, Federal Recognition and More
BIA Head Kevin Washburn Speaks to ICTMN About NCAI, Federal Recognition and More

ICTMN's panel consisted of Ray Halbritter, Publisher; Gale Courey Toensing, staff reporter as moderator; Ray Cook, Opinions Editor; Valerie Taliman, West Coast Editor; and Simon Moya-Smith, Correspondent. All participants asked questions at various points in the conversation (photographer Cliff Matias, a resident of Hawaii, chimed in at one point as well). Christopher Napolitano, Creative Director and Nedra Darling, director of Public Affairs for the Assistant Secretary — Indian Affairs were also present; Rob Capriccioso, DC Bureau Chief, who was unable to attend, provided questions in advance for Toensing to introduce.

The following is part 2 of that interview. For readability and clarity, we have chosen not to identify individual speakers presenting comments and queries by the ICTMN panel...

federal recognition, federal recognition process, intergovernmental relationships, National Congress of American Indians (NCAI), Secretary of Interior
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Courey Toensing, Gale. "BIA Head Kevin Washburn Speaks to ICTMN About NCAI, Federal Recognition and More." Indian Country Today Media Network. October 29, 2014. Article. (https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/news/politics/bia-head-kevin..., accessed November 19, 2014)

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