Meth in Indian Country |
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2008 Mid-year Conference and Tradeshow |
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Native Vote - Every Vote Counts |
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Updated with Economic Calendar |
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04/29/2008
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House Energy & Commerce Committee Continues to Sit on Desperately Needed Bill [more]
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04/28/2008
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - An ad campaign has been launched in hopes of raising awareness and curbing the use of methamphetamine in American Indian communities across the nation. [more]
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04/17/2008
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NCAI President Joe Garcia Says U.S. Can Still Right its Wrongs [more]
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04/14/2008
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WASHINGTON—April 10, 2008—Today the U.S. Board on Geographic Names Domestic Names Committee approved the changing of Squaw Peak, outside of Phoenix, Ariz., to Piestewa Peak—a move the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) has strongly supported. [more]
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03/25/2008
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WASHINGTON—March 13, 2008—National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) President Joe A. Garcia release the following statement on Sen. Byron Dorgan's (D-ND) amendment (Amendment #4198) to the U.S. Senate's budget resolution that would increase funding to the Indian Health Service by $1 billion. [more]
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NCAI EPA Exchange Network Tribal Meeting Set for April 9-10
The National Congress of American Indians is in its third year of a cooperative agreement with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Office of Environmental Information to increase and enhance tribal participation in the National Environmental Information Exchange Network (EN). As part of that relationship, NCAI will sponsor the third National Tribal Users meeting, April 9-10, 2008, at the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians’ Spa Resort Casino, Palm Springs, California. The EN is an EPA Program is designed to facilitate environmental data management and support data submission, and has helped tribes improve their environmental program monitoring, management, and reporting.
Topics include: EN policy and program updates by EPA officials and presentations by tribal EN program directors also serving on the EN governance board; Exchange Network Strategic Plan; EN Draft Tribal Strategy; Open Dump standards; and, proposed tribal panel presentations for the Exchange Network National Meeting in Nashville the last week in April.
A block of rooms at a special conference rate has been set aside. Limited travel assistance is available for EN tribal program representatives and interested tribal officials. For further information about the NCAI Exchange Network National Tribal Users meeting, contact Robert Holden (e-mail: rholden@ncai.org) or Daniel Cordalis e-mail (dcordalis@ncai.org), or call 202.466.7767.
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