The United States has a unique legal and political relationship with Indian tribes and Alaska Native entities as provided by the Constitution of the United States, treaties, court decisions and Federal statutes. Within the government-to-government relationship, Indian Affairs provides services directly or through contracts, grants, or compacts to 564 Federally recognized tribes.
William Tand Walker Named Regional Director for BIA's Southwest Regional Office
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Echo Hawk Names Bart Stevens as Acting BIE Director
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Echo Hawk Names Paula L. Hart as Director of the Indian Affairs Office of Indian Gaming
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President’s FY 2011 Indian Affairs Budget Focuses on Tribal Empowerment, Energy Development, Education and Public Safety
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William Tand Walker Named Regional Director for BIA's Southwest Regional Office
Washington, DC-Bureau of Indian Affairs director Jerold L. "Jerry" Gidner today announced that he has named William Tandy "Bill" Walker as the Regional Director of the BIA's Southwest Regional Office in Albuquerque, NM.
Read MoreEcho Hawk Names Bart Stevens as Acting BIE Director
Assistant Secretary-Indian Affairs Larry Echo Hawk today announced that he as named Bartholomew "Bart" Stevens as Acting Director of the Bureau of Indian Education while the process for finding a permanent director continues.
Read MoreEcho Hawk Names Paula L. Hart as Director of the Indian Affairs Office of Indian Gaming
Assistant Secretary-Indian Affairs Larry Echo Hawk today announced that he has named Paula L. Hart as Director of the IA Office of Indian Gaming.
Read MorePresident's FY 2011 Indian Affairs Budget Focuses on Tribal Empowerment, Energy Development, Education and Public Safety
President Obama's proposed $2.6 billion budget request for Indian Affairs is a fiscally responsible plan that focuses strategic investments to empower tribal nations.
Read MoreAll-American Rhodes Scholar Myron Rolle Visits Native American Schools in New Mexico and Arizona to Kick Off
U.S. Department of the Interior officials today welcomed college football All-American and Rhodes Scholar Myron Rolle to Isleta Elementary School at the Pueblo of Isleta, New Mexico, American Indian Reservation to kick off the new Our Way to Health™ Program.
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DOI Tribal Consultation Meeting on Developing a Department-wide Tribal Consultation Policy
Palm Springs, CA
DOI Tribal Consultation Meeting on Developing a Department-wide Tribal Consultation Policy
Phoenix, AZ
DOI Tribal Consultation Meeting on Developing a Department-wide Tribal Consultation Policy
Oklahoma City, OK
DOI Tribal Consultation Meeting on Developing a Department-wide Tribal Consultation Policy
Minneapolis, MN
BIA/TBAC Budget Advisory Council Meeting
Washington, DC
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