'Indian affairs' diaporamas de présentation

Finding Private Funds

Finding Private Funds. Donna Craighead, Ph.D. RedRock Reports, Senior Analyst. Key Objectives. Review types of funds Clarify what you want Locate general resources Reflect and share. Types of Funds. Federal Federal to States State to SEAs/LEAs (using federal dollars)

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Bureau of Indian Affairs

Bureau of Indian Affairs. Evolution of the BIA. Established 1824 (oldest agency in the USDI)

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Westward Expansion

Westward Expansion. Post Civil War Expansion & Indian Policy 1860 -1890 . Study GuideIdentifications:. Force Policy Peace Policy Nativism Social Darwinism The Indian Problem William Tecumseh Sherman Black Kettle Sand Creek and Washita Massacres

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Before and after Signs of Safety: CHILD PROTECTION IN THE ABORIGINAL COMMUNITY:

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Playing At The National Stage

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Continuous Forest Inventory for the Northwest Region Bureau of Indian Affairs

Continuous Forest Inventory for the Northwest Region Bureau of Indian Affairs. Arnie Browning, Forester NWRO BIA Portland, OR. (503) 231-6205. National Overview. 565 Federally Recognized Tribes Recognized Tribes are in all but 17 states

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Native Nations Gathering in Orlando Native American Organizations and General Services Administration

May 04, 2010. Native Nations Gathering in Orlando Native American Organizations and General Services Administration. -Welcome- Native Nations Gathering 2010 Orlando, FL Native Nations/Tribal Organizations General Services Administration. Agenda Native Nations Gathering.

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Session Objectives

Session Objectives. Provide a basic overview of key principles of federal Indian policy and federal government relationship with tribes Provide a basic overview of key principles of federal Indian law (with focus on jurisdictional issues)

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Indian Health Service Emergency Management

Indian Health Service Emergency Management. CDR Darrell LaRoche, PE Director, Emergency Services 301-443-0046. Overview. IHS Emergency Services Staff Roles and Opportunities Emergency Management Mitigation Preparedness Response Recovery. IHS Emergency Services.

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Administration for Native Americans

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Ch. 10: Native Americans

Ch. 10: Native Americans Most ethnohistorians place the number of Native Americans who lived in what later became known as the U.S. before European colonization at between 6 and 10 million. In 1492 approximately 300 different Native American languages were spoken

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The Political Influence of Indian Gaming

The Political Influence of Indian Gaming Anthropology 85A Sharon Cho Haila Lee HISTORY: brief background Indian Reorganization Act (1934) - part of the New Deal program by Roosevelt - set up foundations for future Indian gaming

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Definition of Rangelands and Forests

Definition of Rangelands and Forests. Paul Geissler Alison Hill. We have a good conceptual definition of rangelands.

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BUDGET AND NEGOTIATION PROCESS

BUDGET AND NEGOTIATION PROCESS. Bureau of Indian Affairs 93-638 as Amended and 25 CFR Part 1000 May 2, 2010. Citizen Potawatomi Nation: BIA Self-Governance Since 1999. Tribal Membership = 28,000 Service Population = 35,000 Former Reservation = 900 Sq. Miles

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Dreaming of Sheep in Navajo Country

Dreaming of Sheep in Navajo Country. By Marsha Weisiger University of Washington Press, 2009. Dreaming of Sheep in Navajo Country. Foreword: Sheep Are Good to Think With Preface Prologue: A View from Sheep Springs FAULT LINES: Counting Sheep Range Wars.

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REBELLIONS UPPER & LOWER CANADA 1837 & 1838

REBELLIONS UPPER & LOWER CANADA 1837 & 1838. Key Events In Canadian History Which influenced The Nation We Have Today. Background to the Issue. Governance in the Colony The Governors Land Issue Transportation Issue Special Privileges for a Few People.

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Cultures Clash on the Prairie

Cultures Clash on the Prairie. Chapter 13 Section 1. Plains Indians. 200,000 after Civil War Diverse group Tasks divided by gender Nature was significant Weaknesses: unable to unite against whites; vulnerable to disease. Indian Tribes & US Govt. Traditionally:

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Sanders

Daniels. Glacier. Sheridan. Hill. Blaine. Flathead. Phillips. Roosevelt. Pondera. Valley. Sanders. Lake. Chouteau. Missoula. Rosebud. Yellowstone. Big Horn. UNEMPLOYMENT. MT Dept of Labor, Research and Analysis Bureaus Criteria :. Bureau of Indian Affairs Criteria:.

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