Welcome to NCAI
The National Congress of American Indians, founded in 1944, is the oldest, largest and most representative American Indian and Alaska Native organization serving the broad interests of tribal governments and communities.
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President Obama Signs Violence Against Women Act into Law
NCAI Members join Administration, Members of Congress, and Advocates to Celebrate Passage of Protections for All Women.
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Securing Our Futures Report
A report on tribal nations securing our future – from education to food security, climate change to workforce development.
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Watch the Replay - State of Indian Nations | Feb. 14, 2013
NCAI Pres. Keel delivere the 2013 State of Indian Nations Address. Sen. Maria Cantwell will give the Congressional Response.
› CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE REPLAY
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Supporting Tribal Economic Security and Prosperity
NCAI, tribal nations, and 30 national and regional tribal organizations released a tribal budget outlook for FY 2014.
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Initiatives
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Protect Native Money
NCAI, in partnership with tribes, regional and national organizations, federal agencies, and others, has launched a national campaign, Protect Native Money, to address the short and long term needs for financial education and consumer protection in Indian Country. -
NCAI Policy Research CenterThe NCAI PRC supports Indian Country in shaping its own future as the leading center for tribally driven policy research.
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Consultation Support for Tribal Governments
President Obama declared his commitment to fulfilling the consultation requirements of Executive Order 13175, NCAI supports tribes in this process with resources.
News
NCAI Files Amicus Brief in Support of Equal Voting Rights in Wandering Medicine v. MuCulloch
March 27, 2013
President Obama Signs Violence Against Women Act into Law
March 7, 2013
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Native Youth Focus
NCAI launched NDNSpark, an online community for Native youth to use as they develop into the next generation of leaders.
