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About TEDNA
Tribal Education Department’s National Assembly (TEDNA) is a Native run non-profit that seeks to provide technical assistance to tribal education departments that are looking to craft more comprehensive educational systems. TEDNA accomplishes this by fostering effective relationships with government agencies, education departments, and organizations. TEDNA seeks to provide support for each tribe’s right […]
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Weekly Bulletin
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Benefits of a Membership The ability to deliberate and comment on State and National policies relating to tribal education. Discussions with other TEDs/TEAs across the United States regarding their implementation development. Discussions with other TEDs/TEAs across the United States regarding their implementation development. Invitation to our TEDNA annual meeting Spotlight in the […]
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Promoting Indigenous Sovereignty Through Education
An awesome article featuring Quinton Roman Nose, TEDNA Executive Director, Phil Gover, Sovereign Community School Founding Director, and Chery Crazy Bull, CEO of American Indian College Fund. Check it out here, or by clicking on the photo above.
TEDNA
Tribal Education Departments National Assembly