Welcome to NCAI
The National Congress of American Indians, founded in 1944, is the oldest, largest and most representative American Indian and Alaska Native organization serving the broad interests of tribal governments and communities.
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2015 Mid Year Conference and Marketplace
Have you registered and booked your room?
› June 28 - July 1, 2015
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2015 Executive Council Winter Session
Find out who won the Annual Leadership Awards
› Click here to see all of the awards and the 2015 Honorees
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2015 State of Indian Nations Replay
Watch the full version of the 2015 State of Indian Nations Address.
› Read the Press Release about the Address -
Are Native Youth Being Pushed Into Prison?
NCAI Policy Research Center's School-to-Prison Pipeline Publications
› See the PRC publications
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VAWA: A Call to Action
Tribal Governments Able to Take Criminal Action on Non-Indians
› Resources are available on the Tribal VAWA website
Initiatives
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NCAI Policy Research CenterThe NCAI PRC supports Indian Country in shaping its own future as the leading center for tribally driven policy research.
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Tribal Supreme Court Project
The Tribal Supreme Court Project—a collaboration between NCAI and the Native American Rights Fund— monitors litigation in which Native people have a significant stake and coordinates strategy among a network of over 250 tribal leaders, attorneys, and law professors.
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Native Financial Education Initiative
The Native Financial Education Initiative provides information for tribes and their citizens to enhance financial capabilities in Indian Country - including the work of the Native Financial Education Coalition, Financial Literacy Month (April), and NCAI's Protect Native Money Campaign and Tribal Exchange Stock Market Game.
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Consultation Support for Tribal Governments
President Obama declared his commitment to fulfilling the consultation requirements of Executive Order 13175, NCAI supports tribes in this process with resources.
News
The White House Announces Next Phase In Native Youth Initiative
February 24, 2015
The White House Announces Generation Indigenous Native Youth Challenge
February 12, 2015
