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Honoring Nations

Honoring Nations: Jodi Gillette: A New Era of Governmental Relations

Honoring Nations: Jodi Gillette: A New Era of Governmental Relations
Honoring Nations: Jodi Gillette: A New Era of Governmental Relations
White House Native American Affairs Senior Policy Advisor Jodi Gillette discusses a new era of governmental reform, the result of a new executive branch administration in the federal government. She elaborates on how this change in administration will effect Native nations, particularly with...
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Honoring Nations: David Gipp: Sovereignty, Education and United Tribes Technical College

Honoring Nations: David Gipp: Sovereignty, Education and United Tribes Technical College
Honoring Nations: David Gipp: Sovereignty, Education and United Tribes Technical College
United Tribes Technical College President David Gipp discusses the impetus behind the establishment of United Tribes Technical College (UTTC) and the emergence of the tribal college movement, the growth of UTTC over the past four decades, and the critical roles tribal colleges and universities play...
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Planting the Seeds...For Our Children's Future

Planting the Seeds...For Our Children's Future
Planting the Seeds...for Our Children's Future: The Hopi Education Endowment Fund
This seven-minute video presents the founding, development, and current work of the Hopi Education Endowment Fund (HEEF), which won an Honoring Nations award (High Honors) from the Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development in 2006. The video chronicles HEEF's work in support of its...
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Wilma Mankiller: Governance, Leadership and the Cherokee Nation

Wilma Mankiller: Governance, Leadership and the Cherokee Nation
Wilma Mankiller: Governance, Leadership and the Cherokee Nation
As part of its ongoing interview series "Leading Native Nations," the Native Nations Institute (NNI) interviewed Wilma Mankiller, the late and former Chief of the Cherokee Nation, in September 2008. In the interview, she discussed her compelling personal story as well as the challenges the Cherokee...
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Honoring Nations: Oren Lyons: Rebuilding Healthy Nations

Honoring Nations: Oren Lyons: Rebuilding Healthy Nations
Honoring Nations: Oren Lyons: Rebuilding Healthy Nations
Onondaga Chief and Faithkeeper Oren Lyons urges Native nations to continue sharing their stories of success, learning from each other, and working towards creating a better future for the next seven generations.
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Joseph P. Kalt: Dealing with Growth

Joseph P. Kalt: Dealing with Growth
Joseph P. Kalt: The Practical Issues of Business Development - Some Things to Consider: Dealing with Growth
Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development Co-Director Joseph P. Kalt offers some points that Native nations should consider as they work to manage the growth of their nation-owned enterprises.
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Honoring Nations: Joseph P. Kalt: Rebuilding Healthy Nations

Honoring Nations: Joseph P. Kalt: Rebuilding Healthy Nations
Honoring Nations: Joseph P. Kalt: Rebuilding Healthy Nations
Harvard Project Co-Director Joseph P. Kalt provides a general overview of the Honoring Nations program and illustrates how peoples all over the world are learning from the nation-building examples set and the lessons offered by Native nations in the United States.
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Segment 7: Tribal Service Delivery: Meeting Citizens' Needs

Segment 7: Tribal Service Delivery: Meeting Citizens' Needs
Native Nation Building TV: "Tribal Service Delivery: Meeting Citizens' Needs"
Guests Eddie Brown and Karen Diver discuss tribal program and service delivery across Indian Country. They examine the unproductive ways services and programs have been administered in many Native communities in the past, and the innovative mechanisms and approaches some Native nations are...
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Migizi Business Camp

Migizi Business Camp
Migizi Business Camp
This video -- produced by the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians -- depicts the Band's efforts to implement a work readiness and job training program for teenagers and young adults. Five years ago, the Band’s planning and education departments joined forces to create the Migizi Business Camp for...
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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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