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Native Nations Institute Receives $460k from Bush Foundation to Support Operations

Announcing the 2023 NNI Graduate Student Research & Travel Awardees

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Watch Now: Oneida Nation CFO Breaks Down the Problem with Blood Quantum at NNI’s 2022 Remaking Tribal Constitutions Seminar

A screenshot from the video presentation of Oneida Nation CFO Keith Doxtator's explanation of the question of citizenship and blood quantum.

NNI’s Indigenous Governance Database Breaks 500k-View Threshold

Indigenous Governance Database

‘Building Action and Power’: U.S. Indigenous Data Sovereignty Network Announces Dates for First IDSov & IDGov Summit in Tucson

‘Building Action and Power’: U.S. Indigenous Data Sovereignty Network Announces Dates for First IDSov & IDGov Summit in Tucson

Registration Open for 2024 January in Tucson Accelerated Indigenous Governance Courses

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Nine Undergraduate Juniors and Seniors Selected as First Cohort of Mo’s Policy Scholars

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15 Scholars from All Three Public Universities in Arizona Selected as Inaugural Cohort of Indigenous DataSET Fellows

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New Media Guide Offers Tips for Journalists Reporting on Extreme Heat Events

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Guidance on “Applying the ‘CARE Principles for Indigenous Data Governance’ to ecology and biodiversity research” Published in Nature Ecology & Evolution

CARE Principles: Collective benefit, Authority to Control, Responsibility, Ethics. Published in Nature Ecology & Evolution

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