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January in Tucson Courses

Indigenous Governance Program January in Tucson Courses

MAY ONLINE COURSES: May 7th-13th, 2020

Comparative Indigenous Governance

Stephen Cornell, PhD

The Evidence for Native Nation Building

Miriam Jorgensen, PhD & Jonathan Taylor

Comparative Legal Systems

Robert Williams, Jr., JD

Rebuilding Native Nations: An Introduction

Torivio A. Fodder, JD, SJD & Danielle Hiraldo, MPA, PhD

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January in Tucson 2021 Course Dates coming soon!

Business Ethics and Indigenous Values

Comparative Indigenous Governance

Comparative Legal Systems & Their Role in Nation Building

Constitutions of Indigenous Nations

Creating Indigenous Entrepreneurs

Cultural Property of Indigenous Peoples

The Evidence for Native Nation Building

Indigenous Data Sovereignty

Indigenous Organizations (NEW)

Indigenous Peoples and the Environment

Indigenous Peoples' Rights Under International Law

Indigenous Research Governance (NEW)

Intergovernmental Relations

Making Change Happen

Native Economic Development

Rebuilding Native Nations: An Introduction

Tribal Business Law

General online application is open to all. Credit card payment required. ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST APPLY.

For pre-paid cohorts and UA students, please contact igp@email.arizona.edu for discount codes.

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Cost of Attendance

Courses are $750 each. Scholarships & Financial Aid are available.

"JIT has offered a lot of insight into how other tribal communities have dealt with issues... how tribes have pursued their identity and demonstrated self-determination. The next step is trying to see if we can make those efforts in our community too."

Mikhail Sundust (Gila River), Acting Managing Editor, Gila River Indian News | JIT 2016