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Financial Aid for Native American Students
(Separate Website)
This page provides information about sources and eligibility of financial aid for Native American students, compiled by the Department of Education
By: FinAid.org
Indian Child Welfare Act Questions and Answers
(Separate Website)
This Q & A document published by Wabanaki Legal Assistane in Maine contains frequently asked questions and the answers to those questions concerning the Indian Child Welfare Act. Even though this is a Maine publication, it applies to ALL FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED Native Americans in the United States.
By: Wabanaki Legal Assistance
Lumbee Federal Recognition
(Separate Website)
The home page of the Lumbee Tribe website gives a historical overview of the Lumbee tribe's quest for federal recognition and tracks recent efforts in achieving that goal.
By: Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina
Native American Education Resources
(Separate Website)
This site provides a bevy of resources, mostly specific to Native American students, but there is also information for general use.
By: Native American Rights Fund
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