Intertribal Organizations Native Americans Indigenous The Americas
Intertribal Organizations Native Americans Indigenous The Americas
Intertribal
Sites featuring intertribal efforts in North America.
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- Council of Chiefs from Dakota Sioux and Ojibway communities, generally located in Southwestern Manitoba. Includes treaty and non-treaty signatory communities.
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- Cultural and spiritual organization accepting mixed bloods of all nations or tribes.
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- Organization for Indians of mixed ancestry, especially African-American.
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- Serving the people of Big River, Pelican Lake and Witchekan. Annual report, newsletter and description of services.
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- News, history, membership information and links.
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- Fosters historical cultural awareness among native peoples of Fort Hood and throughout Texas. Members meet to learn dancing and dance regalia, beadwork and jewelry arts, cooking. Pow wow announcment and links.
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- Organization for mixed-blood American Indians in the United States, Metis, Mestizo, Mulatto, Melungeon, and/or Bemdineek.
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- Coalition of 12 Indian tribes of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, with contact and tribal information about each member nation.
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- Network of Alaskan Native Councils throughout the Bristol Bay region. Directory and fact sheets of members, business listings, housing and social services, administrative contacts, links.
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- Native American medicine society promoting culture and social issues. History and principles, local and general information, links.
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- Coalition of organizations within the United States working together to promote and preserve the heritage and culture of the American Metis. Includes history, member list and related links.
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- Promoting Arctic Athabaskan heritage and representing the interests of Athabaskan peoples at the international forum of the Arctic Council.
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- Blackfeet, Northern Arapaho, Eastern Shoshone, Fort Peck, Chippewa Cree, Salish and Kootenai, Northern Cheyenne, Little Shell Chippewa, Crow, and Fort Belknap. Census, governmental updates, event calendar, photo gallery, grants and scholarships, links.
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- Phoenix-based organization since 1958, comprised of 21 local bands. Board contacts, programs and working groups, map, fact sheets on each member tribe, links.
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- Non-profit organization welcoming mixed-blood Indian people of all tribes.
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- Providing professional and technical, advisory services to the Little Pine, Lucky Man Cree, Mosquito, Sweetgrass, Moosomin, Poundmaker Cree and Red Pheasant First Nations.
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- Non-profit promoting awareness of historical native american contributions in Tennessee; supports educational, employment, and social opportunities and cares for ancestral burial and residential areas. Many local and tribal links.
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- Native Cahuilla Indian tribes seeking repatriation of cultural objects, artifacts, burial sites and human remains. Provides resources and information for museums and other tribes.
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- Intertribal organization for Metis (mixed-blood) people in the United States.
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- Furthering the traditions, languages and cultures of First Nations members who are deaf, deaf-blind, and hard-of-hearing. Conference information and registration form.
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- Non-profit society promoting American Indian history and culture. Stories, poems, weddings, news, events, forum, links.
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- Informational site for people seeking knowledge and acceptance among their own kind, the Metis, "Mixed-Blood" people, consisting of Indigenous First Nations and European or African Americans.
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- Founded by Cherokee with intertribal membership. Southeastern tribes pow wow announcement, Cherokee and Choctaw language lessons, history and culture, links.
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- A co-ordinating body for 134 First Nation communities located within the boundaries of the Province of Ontario, Canada.
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- News, announcements, meeting and membership information.
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- Directory of tribe fact sheets and programs, language and culture information, publications for sale, links.
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