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Harvard Project "Honoring Nations" Symposium 2004

Honoring Nations: Rick George: So You Have a Great Program ... Now What?!

Honoring Nations: Rick George: So You Have a Great Program ... Now What?!
Honoring Nations: Rick George: The Umatilla Basin Salmon Recovery Project: Building on Success
Rick George, former Program Manager for Rights Protection and Environmental Planning with the Confederated tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, shares what he sees as the foundational characteristics of the Umatilla Basin Salmon Recovery Project and other examples of successful, sustainable...
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Honoring Nations: Manley Begay: Reflections on the Day

Honoring Nations: Manley Begay: Reflections on the Day
Honoring Nations: Manley Begay: Reflections on the Day
Harvard Project on American Development Co-Director Manley A. Begay, Jr. synthesizes the learning that took place during the first day of the 2004 Honoring Nations symposium, focusing on the nation-building success stories chronicled during the day as testaments to and reflections of Indigenous...
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Jennifer Harris and Julia Davis-Wheeler: Healing Lodge of the Seven Nations

Jennifer Harris and Julia Davis-Wheeler: Healing Lodge of the Seven Nations
Honoring Nations: Jennifer Harris and Julia Davis-Wheeler: The Healing Lodge of the Seven Nations
Representatives Jennifer Harris and Julia Davis-Wheeler of the Healing Lodge of the Seven Nations youth treatment center discuss the Lodge's genesis and how it works to strengthen the families of the seven Native nations it serves.
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Honoring Nations: Manley Begay: So You Have a Great Program ... Now What?!

Honoring Nations: Manley Begay: So You Have a Great Program ... Now What?!
Honoring Nations: Manley Begay: So You Have a Great Program...Now What?!
"Forward-thinking" is often used to describe innovative programs. In remarks designed to frame the symposium session "So You Have a Great Program...Now What?!", Manley A. Begay, Jr. talks about strategic orientation, planning, and implementation as critical to sustaining the success of tribal...
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Honoring Nations: Miriam Jorgensen: Lessons to Take Home

Honoring Nations: Miriam Jorgensen: Lessons to Take Home
Honoring Nations: Miriam Jorgensen: Lessons to Take Home
NNI Research Director Miriam Jorgensen concludes the 2004 Honoring Nations symposium with her impressions about the lessons learned from the convening, from the great diversity among Native nations to the great strides they are taking when they devise their own solutions to the challenges they face.
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Honoring Nations: Julie Wilson: Child Welfare in Indian Country

Honoring Nations: Julie Wilson: Child Welfare in Indian Country
Honoring Nations: Julie Wilson: Child Welfare in Indian Country
Scholar Julie Wilson opens the session "Family Strengthening in Indian Country" with a discussion of recent research conducted by the Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development that explores the role families play in improving child and community welfare in Indian Country, highlighting...
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Honoring Nations: Tina Scott and Nan Smith: Mississippi Band of Choctaw Family Violence and Victim Services

Honoring Nations: Tina Scott and Nan Smith: Mississippi Band of Choctaw Family Violence and Victim Services
Honoring Nations: Tina Scott and Nan Smith: Mississippi Band of Choctaw Family Violence and Victim's Services
Program representatives Tina Scott and Nan Smith provide an overview of Mississippi Choctaw's Family Violence & Victim's Services program and discuss how its integrated approach has improved the quality and effectiveness of the services it provides to Choctaw citizens.
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Honoring Nations: Gregory Mendoza: Akimel O'odham/Pee-Posh Youth Council

Honoring Nations: Gregory Mendoza: Akimel O'odham/Pee-Posh Youth Council
Honoring Nations: Gregory Mendoza: Akimel O'odham/Pee-Posh Youth Council
Gila River Indian Community Governor Gregory Mendoza, formerly the director of the Akimel O'odham/Pee-Posh Youth Council, provides a history of this trend-setting example of innovative governance and discusses the many different ways that it strengthens the Gila River Indian Community.
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Honoring Nations: Miriam Jorgensen: Using Your Human and Financial Resources Wisely

Honoring Nations: Miriam Jorgensen: Using Your Human and Financial Resources Wisely
Honoring Nations: Miriam Jorgensen: Using Your Human and Financial Resources Wisely
NNI Research Director Miriam Jorgensen kicks off the 2004 Honoring Nations symposium with a discussion focused on "Using Your Human and Financial Resources Wisely," In her presentation, she frames key issues and highlights the ways that successful tribal government programs have attracted talent,...
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Honoring Nations: Ana Marie Argilagos: Family Strengthening in Indian Country

Honoring Nations: Ana Marie Argilagos: Family Strengthening in Indian Country
Honoring Nations: Ana Marie Argilagos: Family Strengthening in Indian Country
Ana Marie Argilagos provides a basic overview of the Annie E. Casey Foundation's mission and discusses a report detailing what family strengthening involves in Native communities.
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