Medicaid is a critical resource for eligible American Indians who either have no insurance or are dealing with inadequate care through IHS’s rationed system. Medicaid expansion provided coverage to...
Read moreUrban Indian Organizations (UIOs) emerged to provide urban Indian people with health and social services. UIOs continue to be a critical resource for the communities they serve, including non-Indian...
Read moreAmerican Indian and Alaska Native peoples are the first and original stewards of the land and waters in the United States. However, many tribal nations are disproportionately impacted by climate...
Read moreMontana is the only state constitutionally requiring American Indian cultural heritage and history to be taught in classrooms. This provision is known as Indian Education for All (IEFA). The...
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