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Native Nation Rebuilders Speak

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Bush Foundation
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2013

Native Nation Rebuilders Speak

Participants in the Bush Foundation's Native Nation Rebuilders Program offer their personal perspectives on nation building and share their experiences in the program.

Bush Foundation, capacity building, cultural pride, Rebuilding Native Nations, self-sufficiency, strategic visioning
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Economic and Community Development, Governance, Leadership

Bush Foundation. "Native Nation Rebuilders Speak." Bush Foundation. Saint Paul, Minnesota. April 3, 2013. Film. (https://vimeo.com/63277472, accessed April 19, 2013)

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