State of Indian Nations is about to start at the historic Warner Theatre in Washington DC!
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National Congress of American Indians President Mark Macarro is delivering the address. @NCAI1944
Tune into #SOIN24 at https://t.co/kTkjk5RhSy pic.twitter.com/E2qkllBrIc
The crowd is waiting for #SOIN24 to start. @NCAI1944 pic.twitter.com/cdZdWezTui
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“I believe this is a moment of hope for Indian Country”: National Congress of American Indians President Mark Macarro delivers State of Indian Nations in Washington DC. #SOIN24 #SOIN2024 pic.twitter.com/QLnWEmddvf
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“Castro-Huerta painfully highlighted a deep-seated misunderstanding of tribal sovereignty…They will keep coming after us”: National Congress of American Indians President Mark Macarro criticizes US Supreme Court decision allowing states to infringe on tribal rights. #SOIN2024 pic.twitter.com/f3D4FLw1aK
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National Congress of American Indians President Mark Macarro highlights 3 major issues in Indian Country:
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* Public safety and justice, including over-policing of urban Indians & under-policing on reservations
* Unity among tribes
* Native vote & voting rights#SOIN2024 @NCAI1944 pic.twitter.com/IG2DEIi2aH
Rep. Mary Peltola (D-Alaska), first Alaska Native in US Congress, delivers video response to State of Indian Nations as National Congress of American Indians kicks off executive council winter session in Washington DC. @NCAI1944 @Rep_Peltola #SOIN2024 pic.twitter.com/cQM2Q6Z6sS
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“We want the best for our communities, families and friends”: Caleb Dash (Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community), co-president of National Congress of American Indians Youth Commission, delivers youth perspective on State of Indian Nations. @NCAI1944 #SOIN2024 pic.twitter.com/GsoTLmlVsu
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“Native youth are committed to tackling the issues”: Yanenowi Logan (Seneca Nation), co-president of National Congress of American Indians Youth Commission, delivers youth perspective on State of Indian Nations. @NCAI1944 #SOIN2024 pic.twitter.com/IpAA9b2HYc
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Leadership of National Congress of American Indians at State of Indian Nations. @NCAI1944 is hosting its executive council winter session in Washington DC all week. #SOIN2024 #ECWS2024 pic.twitter.com/KSODpAdzaK
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ICYMI: Listen to the State of Indian Nations, hosted by the National Congress of American Indians in Washington DC. #NCAI #SOIN2024 #DC @NCAI1944 https://t.co/UiHWfAtcT9
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