Building Tribal Economies Toolkit

Listed below are general resources related to the “Partnerships” strategic consideration for tribal economy building as well as additional resources for further learning about the two Tribal Snapshots featured with the strategic consideration. If you have other resources to suggest NCAI add to the list of linked related resources for this consideration, please email NCAI at economies@ncai.org.

Beginning the Cooperative Journey Together: A Guide to Indigenous Community Cooperative Development

Growing Economies in Indian Country: Taking Stock of Progress and Partnerships A Summary of Challenges, Recommendations, and Promising Efforts

National Conference of State Legislatures: Government to Government: Models of Cooperation Between States and Tribes

Improving Native American Access to Federal Funding for Economic Development through Partnerships with Rural Communities*

Inter-Tribal and International Treaties for American Indian Economic Development

Native American Economic Policy Report: Developing Tribal Economies to Create Healthy, Sustainable, and Culturally Vibrant Communities

NCAI Workforce Development Toolkit

Power of Partnerships: A Look at Organizational Partnerships in Native Communities & the Native CDFI Industry

Redefining Success in Community Development: A New Approach for Determining and Measuring the Impact of Development

Securing Our Futures

Sovereign Resilience: Reviving Private-Sector Economic Institutions in Indian Country

Marimn Health & Wellness Center website

Coeur d’Alene Press: Marimn Health Center Opens ‘Coeur Center’

Honoring Nations: Coeur d’Alene Tribal Wellness Center

Inlander: Coeur d’Alene Tribe celebrates groundbreaking for new youth center near Worley

KXLY.com: Coeur d’Alene Tribe leads the way in rural healthcare with innovative center

The Spokesman-Review: Coeur d’Alene’s hospital in Plummer renamed Marimn Health

Marimn Health Community Report 2018

Marimn Health: Working for a Healthier Community 30 Years and Counting (video)

Akwesasne Travel website

St. Regis Mohawk Tribe: Akwesasne Tourism Business Support Project Awarded $857,119

Washington Post: On the Canadian border, artistry connects travelers to Mohawk culture