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Monday, November 15, 2021
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The following is the agenda for the first day of the White House Tribal Nations Summit, which is being held virtually this week.
Note: All times are estimates and are subject to change.
Day 1 – Monday, November 15, 2021
11:00 AM- 4:00 PM Eastern Time
11:00 AM ETWelcome Remarks Secretary Deb Haaland – US Department of the Interior President Joe Biden First Lady Jill Biden Attorney General Merrick Garland 12:15 PM ET
Policy Panel: Combatting Covid-19 in Indian Country
Featuring Tribal leaders in conversation with:
Secretary Xavier Becerra – US Department of Health and Human Services
Dr. Anthony Fauci – Chief Medical Officer to the President 1:25 PM ET
Policy Panel: Native American Educator and Native Languages
Featuring Tribal leaders in conversation with:
Secretary Miguel Cardona – US Department of Education
Secretary Deb Haaland – US Department of the Interior 2:30 PM ET
Policy Panel: Public Safety and Justice
Featuring Tribal leaders in conversation with:
Secretary Deb Haaland – US Department of the Interior
Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco – US Department of Justice Secretary Dennis McDonough – US Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Tom Vilsack – US Department of Agriculture
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