BIA Working toward new Acknowledgment process:
Consideration of Revisions to the Federal Acknowledgment Regulations
Available at: http://www.bia.gov/WhoWeAre/AS-IA/Consultation/
Dear Tribal Leaders Letter - June 21, 2013, click here. pdf 266 kb
Discussion to be held in Michigan July 29, 2013
9am -12 pm
Odawa Casino Resort
1760 Lears Road
Petoskey , MI 49770
(877)442-6464
Present Version - 25 CFR Part 83 Procedures for Establishing that an American Indian Group Exists as an Indian Tribe. Click Here . 91 kb
Red Lined Proposed Version - 25 CFR Part 83 Procedures for Establishing that American Indian Group Exists as an Indian Tribe. Click Here. 160 kb
2013 Negake Family Reunion July 20, same place, same time, same deal...e-mail for more info.
Our Returning Veterans need our help...
Let's welcome our soldiers home!
Wilwin Lodge sits on property that once hosted a large lumbering operation, complete with a mill, railroad spurs and its own village. It's now a peaceful retreat deep in the north woods of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. A place of hope and healing, recovery and renewal, education and inspiration, sharing and support.
Erected in 1914 to give lumber buyers a comfortable place to stay while they made their deals with the mill, the lodge sleeps up to 15 people in a total of 6 bedrooms. With a 2 story atrium and dual stone... Click to goto the Wilwin Lodge
The Little River Band of Ottawa Indians invites you to the 20th Annual Anishinaabe Family Language/Culture Camp - July 26, 27 & 28, 2013
The Association on American Indian Affairs (AAIA)
scholarship season is in full swing. We are a 92 year old national Native service and advocacy organization focusing on youth/education, language and cultural preservation and sovereignty. We awarded our first scholarship in 1948 and currently have 7 scholarship programs for undergraduate and graduate students from federally recognized and non-recognized tribes. Applications are being accepted now through June 3. Students should see our website at www.indian-affairs.org where they can watch the navigational and tips videos and read the frequently asked questions and general information sections. Please forward to students in your tribe and post in your financial aid office, newsletters, Facebook and Twitter accounts as applicable.
Thanks much.
Anishinaabe Language & Culture Camp
The Little River Band of Ottawa Indians invites you to the 20th Annual Anishinaabe Family Language/Culture Camp - July 26, 27 & 28, 2013
"Without the Language, the Heart of the People, a Nation Vanishes..."
"Everywhere we go upon our homeland, we are now forced to speak in a language that is not our own. Everywhere we go, we read a language that is not our own. And hear a language that is not our own. I started Language Camp about 19 years ago, because I wanted to bring people together to enjoy."
http://www.anishinaabemdaa.com/language-camp.htm
Hope to see you there. This will be the sixth year that Niizh Miishekenh has been there.
William (F)Negake Post 1329 Veterans Of Foreign Wars Of The United States
This is the Uncle that Uncle Bill is named after. He died in Northern Russia and is burried at White Chapel Cemetary in Troy MI at the Polar Bear.
3241 N 72nd Avenue Lot 40 Hart , MI 49420-8612 map
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