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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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The Harm of Bloomberg’s Beyond Carbon Campaign on Native American Sovereignty

Michael Bloomberg’s $500 million injection into the Beyond Carbon campaign, while lauded by eco-activists, overlooks the consequences for Native American communities, particularly the Crow and Navajo Nations. Coal’s Role in U.S. Energy Generation Coal, accounting for 19.5% of U.S. electricity generation in 2022, remains pivotal in America’s energy landscape, second only to natural gas (39.8%). This underscores the challenge of…

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Partnering with Native American Communities for Responsible Mining and Prosperity

The future of America’s critical mineral resources lies beneath the lands of our nation’s original owners, the Native American tribes. As our country faces a pressing need for minerals crucial to energy transition and national security, it’s time to look at these resources through a lens of respect, partnership, and shared prosperity. A recent report from the Center for Strategic and…

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Native Americans for Sovereignty and Preservation (NASP) Partners with Project 2025 to Elevate Tribal Voices in Policy Reform

Native Americans for Sovereignty and Preservation (NASP) proudly announces a significant partnership with Project 2025, championed by The Heritage Foundation. This collaboration is a testament to NASP’s profound capabilities in navigating the intricate landscape of Indian Country and the bureaucratic challenges that often stifle progress. NASP brings expertise in tribal-specific federal agency matters, economic development, and addressing urban and rural…

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Protecting Native American Artistry Amidst Global Trade Dynamics

In the complex landscape of global trade, the threads of cultural heritage and artistic expression often intertwine with economic interests. One such thread, delicate yet profoundly significant, is the artistry of Native American communities. As our world becomes increasingly interconnected, it’s more crucial than ever to ensure that the authenticity and value of Native American art are preserved and protected….

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Reclaiming Our Rightful Land Role – Dump “Stewards” and Re-Establish “Owners”

When did the collective tribes and peoples of Indian Country decide to label themselves merely as “stewards” of their ancestral lands instead of asserting themselves as the actual “owners”? Many wonder when this transition happened. We don’t remember either… The label “steward” sounds benign, painting a picture of guardianship. However, at its core, doesn’t a steward equate to a temporary…

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A Bright Future with Energy Freedom and What It Means for Native Communities

Have you ever considered where the energy that powers your home comes from? We, at the Native Americans for Sovereignty and Preservation, believe that we can make life better for everyone by using all kinds of energy, like oil, gas, nuclear, minerals for batteries, and even heat from the earth. This way, we can have more jobs, save money, and…

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Freedom and Influence: Navigating Our Interconnected Society

In the intricate web of our modern world, we find ourselves under the constant sway of various influences. The pharmaceutical industry, the military-industrial complex, big establishment news, big tech, and the administrative state are some of these forces. They mold our lives, guide our choices, and shape our perceptions. This raises a crucial question: Amidst these influences, do we retain…

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Rekindling the Pillars of Our Nation: Faith, Family, and Education

We are NASP are deeply committed to the well-being and prosperity of our nation. The strength of our country lies in the foundational pillars of faith, family, and education. However, in recent years, we have witnessed a disconnection from these pillars, leading to societal challenges. Despite these challenges, we remain optimistic. We can turn this country around by reenergizing these…

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