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Leadership Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School

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Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development
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2011

Leadership Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School

Leadership Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School
LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE AT THE SANTA FE INDIAN SCHOOL

Founded in 1997, the Leadership Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School aims to create a dynamic learning environment in which community members not only learn and teach, but are able to actively contribute to the success of their nations. Four themes guide the Institute’s work: leadership, community service, public policy, and critical thinking. These themes are realized through the Institute’s four programs: Community Institutes, a Summer Policy Academy, High School Symposia, and Enrichment Opportunities.

All Indian Pueblo Council, community service, core values, critical thinking, leadership development, Native youth, public policy, Pueblo governance, Santa Fe Indian School
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New Mexico
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Honoring Nations Reports
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Leadership Institute at Santa Fe Indian School Convenes Historic Gathering
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Leadership

"Leadership Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School." Honoring Nations: 2010 Honoree. Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University. Cambridge, Massachusetts. 2011. Report.

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