Native American Tribal Nations

Native American Tribal Nations refer to the diverse, sovereign communities of Indigenous peoples in the United States, each with its own unique culture, language, and governance. Recognized by the federal government, these tribes possess certain self-governing rights and manage their lands and resources. They often engage in a variety of economic activities, including gaming, arts, and natural resource management. Tribal Nations play a crucial role in preserving their heritage and advocating for their rights, while also contributing to the broader society through cultural exchange and collaboration.