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Founded in 1944, NCAI is the oldest, largest and most representative American Indian & Alaska Native organization serving the broad interests of Tribal Nations.

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@NCAI1944
National Congress of American Indians
20 hours
NCAI is proud to welcome Department of the Interior Secretary Doug Burgum today at its Third General Assembly at the Executive Council Winter Session. We look forward to continuing to build partnerships with members of the administration for the betterment of Indian Country,
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National Congress of American Indians
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Join NCAI in celebrating Dr. Adams and the countless women and girls in science who continue to innovate and inspire. 🌎 💡 (7/7)
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...are an opportunity for tribal leaders to hear from subject matter experts and help ensure Indian Country is ready to face any challenges ahead. (3/3) 📺 Register NOW to Stream LIVE 📅 February 11 & 12 at 8:30 AM ET 🔗 Link:
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@NCAI1944
National Congress of American Indians
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🎧 We recommend listening to Part 1 to catch up on the conversation! Then, catch Episode 20: Part 2 on all platforms. (5/5) 🔗 Visit
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National Congress of American Indians
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NCAI looks forward to collaborating with Kirkland to strengthen government-to-government relationships and uphold tribal sovereignty. To read the full statement, visit
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National Congress of American Indians
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🎙️ Join us LIVE for the 2025 State of Indian Nations! 📣 Hear from NCAI President Mark Macarro on key priorities and pressing issues for Indian Country, followed by a Congressional response. 📅 Monday, February 10 | 10:00 a.m. ET 📍 Streaming LIVE:
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@NCAI1944
National Congress of American Indians
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🚨 Tribal Nations must not be collateral damage in federal policy changes. NCAI and its partner organizations urge the administration to uphold its trust and treaty obligations, ensuring tribal programs remain protected. Read our press release and letter:
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