Community & Nonprofit
National Congress of American Indians
Washington, DC
Founded in 1944, the National Congress of American Indians is the oldest, largest, and most representative American Indian and Alaska Native organization in the United States. It serves the broad interests of tribal governments and communities through policy advocacy, legal analysis, and protection of tribal sovereignty and treaty rights.
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Publicly listed community organization; details from https://www.ncai.org/.
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The National Congress of American Indians describes itself on its own website as a member-based representative Congress of Tribal Nations, Tribal citizens and Native organizations, governed by its voting members. This records the organization's own public self-description for the identity filter. It is an organization rather than an owned business, so nothing here is a claim about who owns it or about any individual.
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