Coastal Carolina Indian Center & Association

Coastal Carolina Indian Center Articles The Algonquian Language Reborn An Interview with Blair Rudes CCIC How did you get into studying indigenous languages.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

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Tribal Education Departments National Assembly CO

TEDNA is a national non-profit supporting educational sovereignty for Tribal Nations in the U.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

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Native Journeywoman

Publications and training for Native American Health and Wellness.

• Human Service Organizations

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Naeva

Organizing and mobilizing an informed, active, and empowered Indigenous electorate to build a civic agenda that works for us.

SINGING CREEK EDUCATIONAL CENTER

Living History and nature education for kids and families in Lane County and beyond To inspire children and families toward an appreciation of local history through hands-on learning.

• Arts, Cultural Organizations - Multipurpose

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Takelma Cultural Center

Takelma Cultural Center Collaborating to preserve Native American culture and traditions Takelma Cultural Center Collaborating to preserve Native American culture and traditions About Us Tribal Affiliation Tribal Affiliation Tribal Affiliation The TCC is founded and operated by members of the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians Museum Tribal Affiliation Tribal Affiliation Our museum comprises of prehistoric and historic Takelman cultural artifacts Education Tribal Affiliation Education We work with the community to engage in Native American educational outreach curriculum workshops and more.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

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Native Movement

Alaska-based, we support grassroots-led movements.

• Other Art, Culture, Humanities Organizations/Services N.E.C.

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Heartful Rootz

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• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

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Elnu Abenaki Incorporated

DEDICATED TO RESEARCHING, PRESERVING, PRACTICING, AND SHARING THE TRADITIONAL AND CONTEMPORARY CULTURE OF THE ABENAKI PEOPLE, THROUGH ACTIVITIES OF THE MEMBERS OF ELNU ABENAKI TRIBE, A VERMONT STATE-RECOGNIZED TRIBE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 1 VSA CHAPTER 23.