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New Leadership for Tubatulabal Tribe; Recognition, Economic Development Among Top Priorities

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Author: 
Richard Walker
Year: 
2013

New Leadership for Tubatulabal Tribe; Recognition, Economic Development Among Top Priorities

New Leadership for Tubatulabal Tribe; Recognition, Economic Development Among Top Priorities
New Leadership for Tubatulabal Tribe; Recognition, Economic Development Among Top Priorities

The new year had barely dawned and Tubatulabal Tribe Chairman Robert Gomez was hard at work on the priorities he and the council had established for the year.

It’s a heavy load: Federal recognition. Economic development. Professional development for tribal leadership. Community outreach. Continued relationship building with local, state and federal agencies, as well as the local Native and non-Native communities...

Bureau of Indian Affairs, federal recognition, federal recognition process, intergovernmental relationships, state-tribal relationships, treaties
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Tubatulabal Tribe
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Topics: 
Economic and Community Development, Governance, Intergovernmental Relations, Leadership

Walker, Richard. "New Leadership for Tubatulabal Tribe; Recognition, Economic Development Among Top Priorities." Indian Country Today Media Network. March 08, 2013. Article. (https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/news/politics/new-leadership-for-tubatulabal-tribe..., accessed March 8, 2013)

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