While nearly 60 percent of the CARES Act’s $8 billion Tribal set aside has been disbursed based on population data (and, according to a Harvard...
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Minority & Native-Owned Businesses Face Higher Risk of Becoming Crisis Casualties
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, minority-owned small businesses are facing dramatic economic casualties, as they struggle to access...
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Seneca Gaming Corp. Reduces Annuity Payments, Appoints Interim CEO
The Seneca Nation will initiate a phased, multi-week reopening process of its three gaming facilities in early June. The coronavirus pandemic...
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Chehalis Tribe’s Distillery Pivots From Spirits to Hand Sanitizer
Rather than craft-distilled liquor, the first product that came out of distillation tanks on the Chehalis Reservation was hand sanitizer. Come...
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Foxwoods, Mohegan Jointly Announce June 1 Reopenings
Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Chairman Rodney Butler (left) and Mohegan Tribal Chairman James Gessner are openly engaging with the State of...
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Cherokee Professor, KU Law Students to Train UN Diplomats on Indigenous Issues
Green Hall is the home of the University of Kansas School of Law. KU Law is partnering with the United Nations Institute for Training and...
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