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

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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...

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Walker, Richard. "New Leadership for Tubatulabal Tribe; Recognition, Economic Development Among Top Priorities." Indian Country Today. March 08, 2013. Article. (https://ictnews.org/archive/new-leadership-for-tubatulabal-tribe-recognition-economic-development-among-top-priorities, accessed May 30, 2024)

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