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Undergraduate and Graduate Scholarships

The Association on American Indian Affairs Scholarship Recipients are awarded a scholarship twice per year until they graduate, as long as the student maintains a 2.5 out of 4.0 and status as a full-time student.  The Association Scholarship focuses on students who wish to obtain a degree and will work to serve their Tribal communities and Indian Country as a whole.

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Calling All Former AAIA Scholarship Recipients

We are often asked if we ever hear from our previous scholarship recipients. If you were a previous AAIA scholarship recipient, please send us an update about what you are currently doing. We would love to hear from you and be able to let others know how our students are making a difference in Indian Country and the world!

​Summer Camps

​For many years AAIA has provided small seed grants to Tribes and Native-run organizations for their youth summer camp programs that focus on language preservation, cultural preservation or diabetes education/youth health and wellness. Our summer camp budget is small. We rely on outside funding sources and are extremely grateful for the generosity of our donors. Because we depend on outside resources, our ability to fund summer camps may change from year to year.  
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​The Association is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) publicly supported organization.

The Association is governed by an all-Native Board of Directors and Executive Director. 

The Association as an accredited charity and meets all 20 standards of the Better Business Bureau. 

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Red Hoop Talk is LIVE STREAMING Native News and Talk about protecting culture and continuing our survival as diverse indigenous peoples. Hear from Shannon O'Loughlin (Choctaw), Roy Melendez (Caddo) and our special guests! 
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