Ten Tribes Receive Department of Energy Clean-Energy Technical Assistance

ICTMN Staff
May 24, 2013
Biomass facilities, solar projects and even relocation support are among the tribal initiatives receiving technical assistance awards from the U.S...

Young Utes Get Red Carpet Greeting at Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs Meeting, All Native Rodeo Discussed

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As befits royalty, some special attention was given to young Utes who attended the Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs (CCIA) events in their special regalia, prior to offering t...

Urban Indians May Benefit From Colorado Law's Changes

Carol Berry
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A 37-year-old statute has dictated the relationship between Colorado’s government and the state’s Native residents, while never fully addressing the concerns of today’s growing urb...

First Republican Native Judge in New Mexico Up for Re-election

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The first Republican Native American appointed to the Second Judicial District Court in New Mexico is running for re-election. Samuel L...

Global New Energy Summit Discussed Solar Development on Tribal Lands

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Carolyn Stewart, managing partner of Red Mountain Energy Partner, a tribal energy adviser, moderated a discussion between leaders in the energy industry and tribal leaders at the G...

Arizona Culinary School Recruits American Indians, Now Available for Federal Financial Aid

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A Scottsdale, Arizona-based cooking school that actively recruits American Indians to attend its culinary program now allows students to qualify for federal financial aid...

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