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Tribal Culture Sovereignty Plan
This plan shows how the Tribe keeps its language, history and ceremony, who holds those records, and how to protect them for future generations.
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What we map
- language materials and programs
- archives, collections and historical records
- cultural and sacred sites
- arts and cultural programs
- who holds cultural records
Capital and technical support
- Capital
- language and heritage grants; foundation grants.
- Technical
- archivists; language and heritage specialists.
Amerind brings funding and specialist partners. Cultural decisions stay with the Tribe.
The application
One prepared application for a language, heritage or archive grant.
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The priorities, decisions, and finished plan stay with the Tribe.