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Researchers Matthew Gregg and Robert Maxim reflect on how the pandemic has entrenched labor market inequalities.
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A new National Broadband Map could help shore up missing data on broadband connectivity in Indian Country. 

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Tribal bank accounts surged in 2022, as the Indian gaming industry rebounded and tribal governments took in historic amounts of cash from federal funding. 

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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has opened a $40 million grant opportunity for recycling infrastructure projects for Tribes and intertribal groups. 

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Here are a few of our favorite Tribal Business News stories from 2022. 

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Oweesta Corporation last week announced a new $1.5 million grant program to provide seed funding and capacity-building opportunities for Native Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs). 

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Here are our top 10 most-read stories by Tribal Business News readers in 2022. 

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The Osage Nation will leverage federal funding and local partnerships to bring internet to its Oklahoma reservation through a new tribally-owned broadband department overseeing a swathe of new infrastructure. 

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The past two years have been historic for Indian Country, with unprecedented levels of federal funding, Native representation and Tribal consultation from the Biden administration and a Democratic-controlled Congress.

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When Mary Jane Oatman was seven years old, her grandparents were arrested for growing marijuana on the Nez Pierce Reservation in central Idaho, where the family lived.