Ya'át'ééh. Greetings!

Federal Indian law and policy is the evolution of tribal sovereignty. 

Tribal governance is the practice of tribal sovereignty. It examines the institutions used by tribal leaders to govern over their Nation/tribe/community.

Visibility relates to recognition and reputation. How one is perceived is dependent on one’s ability to tell a good story and live a life of value.  Influence relates to leadership and one’s ability to shape opinions, inspire action, and drive change. 

Entrepreneurship on tribal lands refers to the act of starting and running businesses on Native Nations, where tribal citizens can leverage their sovereign status to create businesses that operate under tribal laws and regulations.

Cultural relativism is the idea that different cultures have their own values and standards, and that these should be understood and respected within their own cultural context. It can help people to develop empathy and respect for other cultures.

Philanthropy is unique when viewed through an Indigenous lens. It centers on respect for people, homeland and culture. It comes with a strong sense of responsibility. And, when done with care and courage, it can advance initiatives that Indigenous communities care about most.