American Indians Living Off Reservations
The National Indian Affairs Council, an organization dedicated to helping American Indians living off reservations, held its annual conferen… read more
The National Indian Affairs Council, an organization dedicated to helping American Indians living off reservations, held its annual conference in Washington DC. The panel entitled, “1992 and Beyond,” addressed issues facing American Indians living off reservations, such as the relationship of tribes to American Indian urban centers and the use of the upcoming quincentennial of the landing of Columbus in America in 1992 to further the agenda of American Indians. close
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- John Florez Deputy Assistant Secretary Department of Labor
- James Hardin President The New Republic
- Gay Kingman Executive Director National Congress of American Indians
- Lee Ann Tallbear Executive Director National American Indian Council
- Joyce Tucker Representative U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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