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power in dealing with the United States federal government. In addition, with the efforts after 1934 to reorganize tribal governments, activists believed that Indians had to work together to strengthen their political position. Activists formed the National Congress of American Indians to find ways to organize the tribes to deal in a more unified way with the US government. They wanted to challenge the government on its failure to implement treaties, to work against the tribal termination policy, and to improve public opinion of and appreciation for Indian cultures.
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associate, and organization associate. Voting rights are reserved for tribal and Indian individual members. According to section B of Article III regarding membership, any tribe, band or group of American Indians and Alaska Natives shall be eligible for tribal membership provided it fulfills the following requirements:
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in New York. In March 2021, the publication became independent from the NCAI. “This is an exciting time for Indian Country Today to become fiscally independent and to continue its tradition of an autonomous free press," NCAI President Fawn Sharp said in a press release regarding the change. “This is
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The NCAI Constitution says that its members seek to provide themselves and their descendants with the traditional laws, rights, and benefits. It lists the by-laws and rules of order regarding membership, powers, and dues. There are four classes of membership: tribal, Indian individual, individual
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In the 20th century, a generation of Native Americans came of age who were educated in intertribal boarding schools. They began thinking with a broad pan-Native American vision and learned to form alliances across tribes. They increasingly felt the need to work together politically to exert their
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In 2023, two proposed amendments to the NCAI constitution were proposed which would remove state-recognized tribes from full tribal membership to only associate non-voting tribal membership, as well as require candidates for NCAI national leadership to be enrolled members of federally-recognized
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of the BIA. At the second national convention, Indian women attended as representatives in numbers equal to the men. The convention decided that BIA employees should be excluded from serving as general officers or members of the executive committee. The first president of the NCAI was
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It is recognized as a Tribe or other identifiable group of Native Americans by the Department of the Interior, Court of Claims, the Indian Claims Commission, or a State. An Indian or Alaska Native organization incorporated/chartered under state law is not eligible for tribal
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The NCAI has been advocating for improved living conditions on reservations, arguing that 560 tribes are federally recognized but fewer than 20 tribes gain profits from casinos to turn the tribe's economy around. Other issues and topics include:
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a new day for ICT, which has a long history as a premier source of news for and about Indigenous communities, written and produced by Indigenous journalists.” The publication's current president and CEO is Karen Michel, Ho Chunk.
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In 1966, the NCAI mustered nearly 80 tribal leaders from 62 tribes to protest their exclusion from a US-Congress sponsored conference on reorganizing the BIA (Bureau of Indian Affairs). The congressional event was organized by
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created an advertising campaign and poster for the NCAI to highlight offensive and racist sports team images and mascots. In October 2013, the NCAI published a report on sports teams using harmful and racial "Indian" mascots.
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organization. It was founded in 1944 to represent the tribes and resist U.S. federal government pressure for termination of tribal rights and assimilation of their people. These were in contradiction of their
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Promotion of the Rights of Indian economic opportunity both on and off reservations, including securing programs to provide incentives for economic development and the attraction of private capital to Indian
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have independent governments and distinct cultures, histories, and territories. However, the need to create a unified voice in dealing with the U.S. federal government led to an intertribal coalition.
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In the early 1960s, a shift in attitude occurred. Many young American Indians branded the older generation as sell-outs and called for harsh militancy. Two important militant groups were born: the
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organization based in Washington, DC, in 1962. The organizational structure of the National Congress of American Indians includes a General Assembly, an Executive Council, and seven committees.
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Found on the official NCAI website, this article was last amended in 2007. It states the purpose of the NCAI, the different types of memberships, and the rules and regulations.
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It maintain a Tribal organization, with regular officers and the means of transacting business and arriving at a reasonably accurate count of its membership;
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Shreve, Bradley G. "From Time Immemorial: The Fish-in Movement and the Rise of the Intertribal Activism." Pacific Historical Review. 78.3 (2009): 403-434
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In addition to the four executive positions, the NCAI executive board also consists of 12 area vice presidents and 12 alternative area vice presidents.
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On July 8, 1954, NCAI won its fight against legislation that would have allowed the states to take civil and criminal jurisdictions over Indians.
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In 1950, John Rainer became the first paid executive director of NCAI. He was replaced by Bronson in 1951, who resigned in 1952. Frank George, a
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The NCAI has maintained a policy of non-protesting. During the 1960s NCAI carried a banner with the slogan, "INDIANS DON'T DEMONSTRATE":
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A substantial number of its members reside upon the same reservation or (in the absence of a reservation) in the same general locality.
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Enhancement of Indian health care, including prevention of juvenile substance abuse, HIV-AIDS prevention and other major diseases
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tribes. The amendments received the vocal support of the principal chiefs of several federally-recognized tribes including the
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On June 19, 1952, a self-help parley was opened in Utah where 50 agents for 12 groups proposed several self-help action plans
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In 2013, the NCAI passed a resolution to establish a National American Indian Holocaust Museum space inside a museum of the
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Indians had annual conventions nationwide and dealt with various topics such as health care, employment, and safety issues
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During the late 20th century, NCAI contributed to gaining legislation to protect and preserve Indian culture, including
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The advertising firm of DeVito/Verdi created a poster for the NCAI to highlight stereotypical Native American mascots.
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This book explores the reality and myths surrounding Indians, the problems of leadership, and modern Indian affairs.
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In 2023, NCAI founded the NCAI Foundation (NCAIF) to promote philanthropy by and for Native American communities.
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Spreading of state-specific information on voter ID requirements through its partnership with the non-partisan
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Promotion and support of Indian education, including Head Start, elementary, post-secondary and Adult Education
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was opened in Washington D.C. The building serves as a headquarters and central meeting place for the NCAI.
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Shreve, Bradley G. “From Time Immemorial: The Fish-in Movement and the Rise of the Intertribal Activism”
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Protection of programs and services to benefit Indian families, specifically targeting Indian Youth and
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Improve methods for finding productive employment and developing tribal and individual resources;
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Representatives of various tribes attending organizational meeting, 1944; all were alumni of the
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The NCAI's initial organization was largely created by Native American men who worked for the
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This article discusses the reasons why a nationwide organization of Indians is so crucial.
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It is not a mere offshoot or fraction of an organized Tribe itself eligible for membership
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National Congress of American Indians: Constitution, By-Laws and Standing Rules of Order.
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In 2015 the organization successfully lobbied the State of California to ban the term "
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Protection of the Rights of all Indian people to decent, safe and affordable housing.
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Enforce for Indians all rights under the Constitution and laws in the United States;
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United States Congressional Joint Special Committee on Conditions of Indian Tribes
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Notable American Women: A Biographical Dictionary Completing the Twentieth Century
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Report of Activities, American Association on Indian Affairs, June 1945-May 1946.
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In 1950, the NCAI influenced the insertion of an anti-reservation clause to the
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In 1949, the NCAI made charges against Federal job bias towards the Indians
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Written by the Justice of Supreme Court of Oklahoma and published in the
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on several Hollywood films involving Native Americans and a cofounder.
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Public affairs, ethnic and racial minority rights, cultural awareness
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American Indian and World War II: Toward a New Era in Indian Affairs
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Protection of Indian cultural resources and religious freedom rights
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Support of environmental protection and natural resources management
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The National Congress of American Indians : the founding years
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List of U.S. communities with Native American majority populations
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Expand and improve educational opportunities provided for Indians;
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List of United States Supreme Court cases involving Indian tribes
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Native American rights movement/Red Power movement (1968-1977)
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The National Congress of American Indians: The Founding Years.
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The National Congress of American Indians: The Founding Years
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Population history of the Indigenous peoples of the Americas
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County of Oneida v. Oneida Indian Nation of New York State
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Same-sex marriage in tribal nations in the United States
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Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act
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Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act
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Singing an Indian Song: A Biography of D'Arcy McNickle
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In the early 21st century, key goals of the NCAI are:
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City of Sherrill v. Oneida Indian Nation of New York
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Cherokee Nation Truth in Advertising for Native Art
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Federal Power Commission v. Tuscarora Indian Nation
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