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Embracing All Forms of Energy: A Call for Inclusive Energy Policies for Native Communities

From our viewpoint, energy policies for Native communities should prioritize sovereignty, economic independence, and practical choices. Advocating for a balanced approach emphasizes the right of Native tribes to choose their energy resources, blending traditional and modern sources to foster independence and respect cultural values without being constrained by externally imposed clean energy mandates. Overview of the Office of Indian Energy’s…

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Empowering Tribal Entrepreneurs: A Step Towards Economic Sovereignty

In a significant stride towards bolstering tribal sovereignty and economic independence, the U.S. House of Representatives recently passed the Native American Entrepreneurial Opportunity Act. This bipartisan effort, co-introduced by Rep. Eli Crane (R-AZ) and Rep. Sharice Davids (D-KS), marks a pivotal moment in our nation’s commitment to ensuring that the entrepreneurial spirit within our tribal communities is not just recognized…

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Arizona’s Election Shock: New Rules Could Criminalize Watching the Ballot Box

In a pivotal legal challenge, America First Policy Institute (AFPI) has filed a lawsuit in Maricopa County on behalf of the Arizona Free Enterprise Club against the Arizona Secretary of State, Adrian Fontes, over the 2023 Elections Procedures Manual (EPM). This action, underpinned by concerns over constitutional overreach and the infringement of protected political speech and association rights, strikes a…

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In Defense of Kimberly Yee’s Stance on Land and Sovereignty

At NASP, we strongly support Arizona Treasurer Kimberly Yee’s actions against the Biden Administration’s designation of the Grand Canyon National Monument. The creation of this monument, while on the surface, a victory for environmental radicalism, raises profound concerns about land management, culture epistemology, tribal and state sovereignty, Indian self-determination, and economic sustainability that we cannot overlook. Kimberly Yee’s lawsuit, challenging…

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Enhancing Voter Registration on Tribal Lands with Plus Codes

In many tribal lands and Indian reservations across the United States, the absence of formal street addresses poses a significant challenge to accessing essential services, including the fundamental right to vote. These areas, often remote and underserved, lack the infrastructure that supports conventional addressing systems, making it difficult for residents to receive emergency healthcare, mail delivery, broadband internet, government-issued IDs,…

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A Renewed Call for Border Security from Our Tribal Leaders

The fentanyl crisis ravaging Native American communities and the complexities of border security, particularly on sovereign tribal lands, present a multifaceted challenge that demands immediate attention and action. This article synthesizes insights from recent reports by NBC News, The Washington Post, Iowa Capital Dispatch, and NewsNation to provide a comprehensive overview. Devastation in Native Communities Native American communities are facing…

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How Young Native Conservatives Are Shaping the Future in Key Battleground States

Turning Point Action’s initiative, “Chase the Vote,” is a strategic effort to mobilize America’s freedom fighters, encouraging voters who have received mail-in ballots to cast their votes and make a voting plan. This initiative is particularly significant in battleground states, including Arizona, Wisconsin, and beyond, aiming to deploy over a thousand field organizers for ballot-chasing operations. You know the liberals are…

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How Native American Sign Languages Shaped Modern ASL and Bridged Cultures Across Centuries

The integral relationship between Plains Native Americans and American Sign Language (ASL) is a fascinating aspect of pre-contact history that underscores the deep cultural connections and innovative communication strategies developed by Indigenous peoples of North America. This relationship highlights the adaptability of Native American societies and illustrates the profound connections between the deaf community and Native communities, each with our…

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Lozen – The Apache Warrior and Healer Who Embodied the Spirit of Resistance

At NASP, we are committed to sharing the rich Native American history and culture, and it’s both a duty and an honor to share the stories of our heroes. Lozen is a name that resonates with the power and dignity of the Apache people, a true embodiment of Indigenous empowerment. Lozen was not just a warrior; she was a prophet,…

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Embracing All Forms of Energy: A Call for Inclusive Energy Policies for Native Communities

Empowering Tribal Entrepreneurs: A Step Towards Economic Sovereignty

Arizona’s Election Shock: New Rules Could Criminalize Watching the Ballot Box

In Defense of Kimberly Yee’s Stance on Land and Sovereignty

Enhancing Voter Registration on Tribal Lands with Plus Codes

A Renewed Call for Border Security from Our Tribal Leaders

How Young Native Conservatives Are Shaping the Future in Key Battleground States

How Native American Sign Languages Shaped Modern ASL and Bridged Cultures Across Centuries

Lozen – The Apache Warrior and Healer Who Embodied the Spirit of Resistance

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