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American Indian Policy Institute

American Indian Policy Institute

公共政策

Phoenix，Arizona 9,364 位关注者

Supporting Tribal sovereignty through examination, exploration, and elevation.

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Mission We support Tribal sovereignty through examination, exploration, and elevation of issues impacting communities and American Indian and Alaska Native peoples. The American Indian Policy Institute is an Indigenous-led and staffed research institute at Arizona State University whose work supports Tribal communities and Indigenous peoples nationwide. We do this by creating academic research focused on key issues in Indian Country, and by analyzing and developing policy solutions on the key issues of Indian Country, and with engagement and capacity-building programs within an ecosystem of lifelong learning. AIPI’s expertise and focus is substantively on broadband technology and digital equity, with expertise in tribal telecommunications, communications policy, and newly emerging systems as they impact sovereign Tribal nations. Vision AIPI’s core commitment to Indian Country focuses on new directions and initiatives centered on sovereignty, community service, dedication to research and learning through public service, and supporting tribal communities and leaders in finding solutions while allowing AIPI to be part of the solution in shaping new strategies for Indian Country.

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https://aipi.asu.edu
所属行业
公共政策
规模
2-10 人
总部
Phoenix，Arizona
类型
教育机构
创立
2006
领域
Tribal Digital Sovereignty、Indigenous Leadership、Tribal Policy Analysis、Tribal Digital Equity和Tribal Broadband

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    111 E Taylor St

    US，Arizona，Phoenix，85004

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  • 1800 I St NW

    US，District of Columbia，Washington，20006

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  • The American Indian Policy Institute’s 2024 Impact Report Is Here! This year, AIPI tracked critical federal actions, advanced Indigenous leadership, and celebrated major milestones that strengthened Tribal sovereignty and digital rights. AIPI closely monitored federal actions affecting Tribal Nations, reviewing 521 bills and 1,259 Federal Register notices. The institute also tracked 10 key bills as they became law. In 2024, AIPI celebrated a major milestone—the third year of the Indigenous Leadership Academy (ILA). To date, 132 rising leaders have graduated from the program, representing 73 Tribal Nations, including 16 in Arizona and 31 states nationwide. Beyond policy, AIPI reached new heights in 2024 with: ? Moving to the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law. ? Launching the Center for Tribal Digital Sovereignty. ? Receiving the ISOC grant to further its mission. AIPI invites you to explore the full report and learn how the institute continues to advocate for policy solutions, Tribal sovereignty, and Indigenous leadership. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/gPgjyzym

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  • The American Indian Policy Institute’s 2024 Impact Report Is Here! Read it now: https://lnkd.in/gPgjyzym This year, AIPI tracked critical federal actions, advanced Indigenous leadership, and celebrated major milestones that strengthened Tribal sovereignty and digital rights. AIPI closely monitored federal actions affecting Tribal Nations, reviewing 521 bills and 1,259 Federal Register notices. The institute also tracked 10 key bills as they became law. In 2024, AIPI celebrated a major milestone—the third year of the Indigenous Leadership Academy (ILA). To date, 132 rising leaders have graduated from the program, representing 73 Tribal Nations, including 16 in Arizona and 31 states nationwide. Beyond policy, AIPI reached new heights in 2024 with: ? Moving to the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law. ? Launching the Center for Tribal Digital Sovereignty. ? Receiving the ISOC grant to further its mission. AIPI invites you to explore the full report and learn how the institute continues to advocate for policy solutions, Tribal sovereignty, and Indigenous leadership. Thank you for your continued support. AIPI looks forward to another impactful year in 2025!

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  • Call to Action: Arizona House Bill 2852 & Tribal Sovereignty House Bill 2852 (HB 2852) is currently moving through the Arizona Legislature and proposes adding a distinguishing mark on state-issued IDs to indicate tribal enrollment. While intended to recognize Tribal identity, this bill raises serious concerns regarding tribal sovereignty, privacy, and potential discrimination. Key Issues: ? Sovereignty – Tribes have the inherent right to determine their own citizenship and issue IDs. Requiring state oversight risks infringing on that sovereignty. ? Privacy – Compelling tribal citizens to disclose their status could have unintended consequences, including data ownership concerns for Tribal Nations. ? Potential for Discrimination – Similar policies have led to racial profiling and systemic bias against Indigenous individuals in other regions. ?? Take Action! Arizona Tribal Nations and citizens are encouraged to share their voices. You can submit comments on HB 2852 through the Request to Speak (RTS) system or directly to your state representatives. Your input is crucial in shaping policies that uphold Tribal sovereignty and protect Native communities. Read the full blog to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gXEmPHgw

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  • AIPI Congressional Update: Senate Hearing on Native Communities' Priorities On February 12, 2025, the U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs held an oversight hearing, Examining Native Communities' Priorities for the 119th Congress. Chaired by Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) and Vice Chair Sen. Brian Schatz (D-HI), the hearing reaffirmed the federal government's trust and treaty obligations to Native Nations. Native leaders provided critical testimony on key priorities, including: ? Sovereignty & Funding ? Healthcare ? Economic Development ? Education ? Native Hawaiian Advocacy While Congress plays a crucial role, advancing Native priorities requires collective action from individuals, organizations, and allies. Read more about the hearing and its impact: https://lnkd.in/g3JSdt-U #TribalSovereignty #NativePolicy #IndianCountry

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  • Spotlight on AIPI’s graduate assistant, Kennedy Satterfield! Kennedy’s journey—from an ASU graduate to an industry leader and now a master’s student in strategic communication—embodies the power of lifelong learning and community impact. At AIPI, she applies her digital marketing and communication expertise to elevate Indigenous voices and drive meaningful engagement. We’re proud to have Kennedy on our team, helping to advance our mission of informing and empowering Tribal Nations through research, policy analysis, and leadership development. Read more about her story: https://lnkd.in/gzRHeF3U

  • Last Chance to Register! Wiring the Rez is happening THIS WEEK—February 20-21 at Wild Horse Pass in Phoenix! Don’t miss out on key discussions about Tribal digital sovereignty, e-commerce, and economic opportunities in Indian Country. Dates: February 20-21, 2025 Location: Wild Horse Pass, Phoenix, AZ Register now: law.asu.edu/wiringtherez #WiringTheRez #TribalDigitalSovereignty #EcommerceInIndianCountry #LastChance #NativeBusiness

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  • Now Hiring: Senior Research Policy Analyst! Deadline to apply Friday 2/14. The American Indian Policy Institute (AIPI) at ASU is looking for an experienced Tribal policy analyst with a JD in Indian Law to lead research and provide expert insights on key issues impacting Indian Country. Position Requirements: ? JD in Indian Law (Required) ? Experience in Tribal law & policy analysis ? Strong understanding of broadband infrastructure and its impact on Tribal communities What You'll Do: ? Lead AIPI’s policy and research agenda ? Provide expert analysis on Tribal policy trends ? Support Tribal governments and organizations with policy insights Apply now ?? https://bit.ly/3PX99IZ #NowHiring #TribalPolicy #IndianLaw #PolicyJobs #AIPI #ASU

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  • From digital sovereignty to ethical concerns, join Wiring The Rez and learn more about the power of AI. Register now: law.asu.edu/wiringtherez

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    AI is reshaping the world—but what does it mean for Tribal sovereignty, culture and self-determination? At #WiringTheRez, we’re diving into the opportunities, risks and ethical challenges of AI in Indian Country. Join leading experts for a discussion “AI: Digital Trickster, Useful Tool, or Both?” ?? Andrea Delgado-Olson, Executive Director @ IndigiGenius ?? Estakio Beltran, Partnerships Advisor at Department of the Interior, Office of Strategic Partnerships within the Office of Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs ?? Michael Running Wolf, Vice-President of Software Systems at SynthBee | Co-Founder and Lead Architect First Languages AI Reality @ Mila/IndigiGenius ?? Tyson Winarski, Professor of Practice, ASU Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law Register today: law.asu.edu/wiringtherez

  • Join Dr. Traci Morris of the American Indian Policy Institute at Wiring the Rez as she dives into Tribal Digital Sovereignty– what it means, why it matters, and how Tribal Nations can take control of their data, digital infrastructure, and policy to shape their digital futures. Feb 20-21, 2025 | Wild Horse Pass, Phoenix Register Now: https://lnkd.in/g8AD8PS #TribalDigitalSovereignty #WiringTheRez #IndigenousLeadership

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    Tribal digital sovereignty refers to the authority of Indigenous nations to govern their digital environments, encompassing control over data, digital infrastructure and the policies that affect their digital presence. It empowers Tribal Nations to manage their information and technological resources in alignment with their cultural values and self-determination goals. Join the conversation at #WiringTheRez! ?? Dr. Traci L. Morris Ph.D., Executive Director, American Indian Policy Institute ???Geoffrey Blackwell, General Counsel & Chief of Staff, National Congress of American Indians ???Matthew Rantanen, Director of Technology, Southern California Tribal Chairmen's Association Register now: law.asu.edu/wiringtherez

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