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Economic Development

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This week's rundown of funding opportunities, news of Native deals, events, jobs, people on the move, and some notable federal contracting awards. 

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Here’s this week’s rundown of new funding opportunities, people on the move, events, jobs and federal contracting awards.   

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Here’s this week’s rundown of new funding opportunities, people on the move, events, jobs and federal contracting awards.

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A roundup of tribal business and Native nonprofit executives on the move in Indian Country. 

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When it comes to tribal broadband projects, Phoebe Suina knows that every mile of buried fiber can involve securing lots of permits — sometimes from two, three, or more federal agencies, as well local and tribal authorities.

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This week, we drop some financial opportunity and knowledge resources for Native American startups and small businesses. Plus, we've got an assortment of new funding opportunities, event listing, job posts, people on the move, and federal contracting awards. 

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Late last month, global non-profit CHOICE Humanitarian joined a nationwide flood of support and funding for improving broadband infrastructure and connectivity in Indian Country. But instead of putting wires in the ground, the group chose to focus on improving digital literacy and accessibility on the Navajo Nation.

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Our Tribal Business News reporters and contributors picked their favorite stories they worked on in 2023, including reports on tribal broadband challenges, sovereign immunity threats, the cost of Native housing, teaching Native youths financial literacy, and several inspiring stories about Indigenous entrepreneurs. 

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A roundup of tribal business and Native nonprofit executives on the move in Indian Country. 

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Here is this week’s rundown, a quick read with funding opportunities, events, jobs, people on the move and federal contracting awards.