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Effective Tools for Communications and Leadership in Indian Country

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National Congress of American Indians
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2010

Effective Tools for Communications and Leadership in Indian Country

Effective Tools for Communications and Leadership in Indian Country
Effective Tools for Communications and Leadership in Indian Country

A thirty-six page toolkit, this NCAI publication outlines the tools, tactics, and strategies from tribal communications experts. The toolkit aims to help tribal leaders and Indian Country advocates in ever changing media and communications landscape.

citizen education, citizen engagement, communications, community engagement, community leaders, community outreach, decision making, lobbying, media relations, messaging, National Congress of American Indians (NCAI), new media, public relations, public speaking, social media
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National Congress of American Indians. "Effective Tools for Communications and Leadership in Indian Country." National Congress of American Indians developed in partnership with Pyramid Communications. Washington, D.C. 2010. Toolkit. (http://www.ncai.org/news/tribal-communicators-resources/NCAI_ConferenceB..., accessed January 13, 2014)

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