The Indian Child Welfare Act: What It Means to Protect Tribal Sovereignty
"Throughout Indian Territory, there are records of Indian agents being paid a bounty for rounding up kids to ship to the government boarding schools....
Read more"Throughout Indian Territory, there are records of Indian agents being paid a bounty for rounding up kids to ship to the government boarding schools....
Read moreThis session, the Montana Legislature passed HB 648, making major strides in addressing the lack of access to affordable child care in Montana. We...
Read moreEarlier this week, the Department of Public Health and Human Services posted data from the first month of the Medicaid redetermination process. For...
Read moreOver the past few years, a troubling pattern has emerged – Montana lawmakers have been systematically denying hungry families chances to make ends...
Read moreMontana legislators walked into the Capitol on day one of this session, looking at a $2 billion surplus. Due to federal stimulus, in-migration, and...
Read moreAfter years of insufficient funding, it is time for the Senate to bridge the gap in the state’s Office of Public Defender budget by fully funding...
Read moreAlthough the federal budget is crucial in Indian Country, the state budget also impacts tribal communities. Representatives from across Montana...
Read moreHELENA, Mont. (Mar. 6, 2023) — A diverse group of stakeholders express great concern at the Legislature rushing through $1 billion in tax cuts that...
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