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Tribes Leading the Way: 5 Points of Progress

By Helen Oliff | Published: June 2, 2015

For American Indian reservations, progress toward economic development, infrastructure and social change often comes in small increments but adds up to big gains over time. Here are 5 points of progress we’ve seen in recent years for the tribes in our service area…

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Green Trends on the Rez: The Best of Two Worlds

By Helen Oliff | Published: March 10, 2015

As Andrew mentioned in his February 24 blog post on walking in two worlds, “there is the world of contemporary time and place defined by the mainstream culture, and there is the world of indigenous culture, knowledge and understanding.” In addition to the individual experience, the two worlds intersect in the realm of new tools […]

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