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Blackfeet Constitutional Change Class

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Blackfeet Community College
Year: 
2015

Blackfeet Constitutional Change Entire 6 1/2 hours Joe McKay

The summation of all several videos...the complete 6 1/2 taping of the discussion of why our current Constitution, Charter, and Plan of Operations have become ineffective for our current times as a people and Piikani Nation for "Blackfeet Government Change" of Joe McKay and Blackfeet Community College "Blackfeet Constitutional Change Class" given to the community and students and faculty of the Blackfeet Indian Reservation and Piikani People at large to inform them about the contents of their Constitution, Charter, and Plan of Operations for future use by all Piikani (Blackfeet).

citizen education, citizen engagement, constitutional reform, constitutional reform process
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People: 
Joe McKay
Native Nations: 
Blackfeet Nation
Topics: 
Civics, Constitutions, Governance, Justice Systems, Land/Jurisdiction, Laws and Codes

McKay, Joe. Blackfeet Constitutional Change Class. Blackfeet Community College. Browning, Montana. Apr 1, 2015. Video. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZF1FD757FM, accessed April 22, 2015)

 

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