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cultural sovereignty

Protecting Native Culture

The Cultural Sovereignty Program provides education and advocacy on law and policy and is a thought leader in the areas of repatriation, protection of lands and the environment, as well as understanding the complexities of Native Nation acknowledgement and the U.S. obligation to protect Native Peoples.
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