1984- PL98-250- To make technical amendments to the ISDEAA.
“The provisions of this Act shall not be subject to the requirements of the Federal Grant and Cooperative Agreement Act of 1977.”
“The provisions of this Act shall not be subject to the requirements of the Federal Grant and Cooperative Agreement Act of 1977.”
Moving beyond specific contracts between the tribes and the Secretary of the Interior, Congress authorized a five-year research and demonstration project, whereby a limited number of tribes could plan and administer programs and services, including redesign of programs and reallocation of funds. Clarifies intent of PL 93-638 in attempt to address concerns with Title I. …
1988- PL100-472- Indian Self-Determination Amendments of 1987 Read More »
“The self-governance project will be a natural transition for the Hoopa Reservation, according to Wilfred Colegrove, chairman of the Hoopa Valley Business Council. This project is the most significant event in Indian country since 1871, when the Congress voted to stop making treaties with Indian Tribes. This self-governance demonstration project could open the door for …
1988- The Native Nevadan: Hoopa Valley Tribe a Model for Self-Governance Read More »
Article in the Cherokee Advocate about the Cherokee Nation’s plans to assume administrative responsibility for all contract health services.
Includes numerous articles about the Cherokee Nation’s experience since 1990 with Self-Governance.