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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Register for the Train the Trainer Workshops
NCAI is proud to present three "Train the Trainers" workshops at its 2019 Annual Convention & Marketplace
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76th Annual Convention & Marketplace
Register today for our 76th Annual Convention & Marketplace
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Indian Country Counts Toolkit
Indian Country Counts Toolkit
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FY 2020 Indian Country Budget Request: "Winds of Change"
Download the FY 2020 Indian Country Budget Request: "Winds of Change" now!
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Initiatives
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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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Tribal Supreme Court Project
The Tribal Supreme Court Project—a collaboration between NCAI and the Native American Rights Fund— monitors litigation in which Native people have a significant stake and coordinates strategy among a network of over 250 tribal leaders, attorneys, and law professors.
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Partnership for Tribal Governance
Established in 2009, the Partnership for Tribal Governance creates, coordinates, and makes accessible the knowledge, tools, and resources that tribal nations and leaders need in order to strengthen their governance systems and more effectively exercise their sovereignty.
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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
Press Release: National Congress of American Indians releases new report featuring a landscape analysis on the availability of education about Native Americans in K-12 schools
October 10, 2019
NCAI Applauds Washington, D.C. City Council's Vote to Declare Indigenous Peoples' Day
October 8, 2019
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"Tribal Nations and the United States: An Introduction" |