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Jamul Indian Village


The tribal government of the Jamul Indian Village will conserve tribal property, develop community resources, administer justice and build a legacy of economic self-reliance for our tribal members and future generations. Visit Site

Sycuan’s Education Department


Sycuan recognizes the future of Sycuan’s social and economic advancement depends on promoting education of Sycuan’s future leaders. Education is important for the revitalization, retention, and maintenance of traditional knowledge that was passed to Sycuan through ancestors. Sycuan recognizes the crucial role of Indigenous knowledge as an integral part of Nation building in the present

The Nicola Valley Institute of Technology (NVIT)


The NVIT Mission: To provide quality Aboriginal education and support services appropriate to student success and community development.To carry out this mission NVIT will contribute the following outcomes (subject to available resources). A comprehensive range of courses and programs relevant to Aboriginal communities, including the broad areas of: Adult basic education Vocational/trades/apprenticeship Career/technical Academic/university transfer

Santa Ynez Tribal Health Clinic


The medical and dental staff of the Santa Ynez Tribal Health Clinic would like to extend a warm welcome to all members of the Santa Ynez Valley and Santa Barbara County communities. We specialize in the highest standards of quality health care through modern medicine and ancient tradition. Our comprehensive medical and dental services are

Sycuan – Our Heritage


The Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation is a great place to learn more about the Kumeyaay Nation, they provided interesting and detailed information on the History and Heritage of the of The Kumeyaay Nation and Sycaun Band of Kumeyaay Nation. Visit Site

Association on American Indian Affairs


“In order to thrive, we need to be healthy, have a good education and be part of a strong and supportive community and culture.” For 89 years, AAIA has been working to promote these goals and to provide the critical elements that Native American Indian children and families need to live happy, healthy and productive

Holocaust Remembrance Project


The Holocaust Remembrance Project is a national essay contest for high school students designed to encourage and promote the study of the Holocaust. The Holland & Knight Charitable Foundation recognizes the moral imperative of teaching young people about this watershed event, and is honored to provide the resources for the operation of this project. First-place

University of California Berkeley


The Department of Ethnic Studies (ES) encourages the comparative study of racialization in the Americas, with a focus on the histories, literatures, and politics of Asian Americans, Chicanos/Latinos, Native American Indians, and African Americans. ES seeks to situate these core groups within national and transnational contexts, and to understand how racial and ethnic formation articulate

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