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100 Years of Service to Indian Country


​Join our 100-Year anniversary events in-person or virtually!

The Association on American Indian Affairs is 100 years old. Be a part of our family and join our 100-Year Anniversary events to learn more about the Association's history, important issues in Indian Country, and where we envision Native rights over the next 100 years! 

Learn more about the Association's 100 years of history of service in Indian Country.
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Our first celebration will be on SUNDAY, MARCH 27th at the First Americans Museum 
​in Oklahoma City, 4:00 pm (CT)
in conjunction with the Native American Musical DISTANT THUNDER.
 
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​In conjunction with the Lyric Theatre's production of Distant Thunder, the Association will be hosting a reception and panel discussion with the cast of Distant Thunder - the first Native American musical ever!

You will be able to join us in person at the First Americans Museum at 4:00 pm (Central Time) for the FREE reception and panel discussion. This will take place immediately after the 2:00 pm (Central Time) final matinee show of Distant Thunder. You can purchase tickets for the musical at the Lyric Theatre. The reception and panel event is free.

You can also join us LIVE on FACEBOOK!

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Please note our mailing address change:
Association on American Indian Affairs
6030 Daybreak Circle
Suite A150-217
Clarksville, MD 21029

General Information


​The Association is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3)
publicly supported organization.
​We do not take federal grants.

The Association is governed by an all-Native
Board of Directors and leadership team. 

The Association is an accredited charity and meets all 20 standards of the BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU. 
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The Association has achieved the highest rating - PLATINUM - from GuideStar, now known as Candid​

100 Years of Advocacy


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The Association is celebrating its 100th year of service in Indian Country. We have changed the course of federal Indian law and policy away from termination and genocide towards sovereignty, self-determination and healing. Help us move forward even stronger into our next 100 years!

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