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Diversifying the Policy Space: Tribal Policy Intern Celeste Lucero

July 23, 2024 Sally Gifford, Communications Coordinator, USDA Office of Communications

“It’s been great to have a team that’s not afraid to let me share my opinion, share my identity. I feel like in this space, I’ve been proud of who I am.”

Equity Initiatives Rural

Reaching American Indian Nation Project Brings Outreach to Tribes on Invasive Species

March 05, 2018 Will Wepsala, Public Affairs Specialist, USDA APHIS

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is helping Tribes in Washington State find and fight invasive species with funds from the 2014 Farm Bill Section 10007. The Reaching American Indian (RAIN4) project helps tribes identify and combat invasive...

Animals

US Forest Service Employees View ‘The Thick Dark Fog’ Documentary about Treatment of Native American School Children

May 01, 2014 Cheryl Vanderburg, Northern and Intermountain Regions, U.S. Forest Service

Unfortunately, in the 19 th and 20 th centuries, the government often actively suppressed Indian culture by banning certain spiritual practices on reservations. It was only in 1978, with the passage of the American Indian Religious Freedom Act , that the government formally established a policy to...

Conservation Forestry

Effective Partnering with USDA Brings a Family from Renting to Homeownership

June 29, 2012 Vicki Schurman, USDA Nebraska Public Information Officer

Now is the Time…and the Marcel Picotte Sr. family saw the opportunity and went for homeownership! Dr. Joe Leonard, USDA Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, and Janie Hipp, Senior Advisor to Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack for Tribal Relations at USDA, joined Nebraska USDA Rural Development...

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