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economic development environment

White Earth and Tsleil-Waututh Nations Partner on Community Wind Power

White Earth and Tsleil-Waututh Nations Partner on Community Wind Power
White Earth and Tsleil-Waututh Nations Partner on Community Wind Power
Two tribes, from different sides of the 49th Parallel, are reuniting Turtle Island with a business deal. A First Nations—owned company in British Columbia will supply wind power to the White Earth Community Service Center in Naytahwaush and to the Ojibwa Building Supplies facility in Waubun, the U...
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Rebuilding Native Nations: "Rules are More Important than Resources to Enterprise Success"

Rebuilding Native Nations:  "Rules are More Important than Resources to Enterprise Success"
From the Rebuilding Native Nations Course Series: "Rules are More Important than Resources to Enterprise Success"
Professor Joseph Kalt discusses the importance of sound laws, codes, policies and other rules to the building of diversified, sustainable economies in Indian Country and everywhere else around the world.
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Honoring Nations: Lance Morgan: Ho-Chunk, Inc.

Honoring Nations: Lance Morgan: Ho-Chunk, Inc.
Honoring Nation: Lance Morgan: Ho-Chunk, Inc. Economic Development Corporation
Ho-Chunk, Inc. CEO Lance Morgan share the lessons he and the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska have learned about the keys to creating an economic development environment capable of fostering successful nation-owned enterprises. He stresses the need for some Native nations to engage in constitutional...
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