Tribal Nations

Tribal Nations refer to the distinct, sovereign communities of Indigenous peoples in the United States and other countries. Each Tribal Nation has its own government, culture, languages, and traditions, representing a unique identity. They possess the authority to govern themselves and manage their lands, often defined by treaties with the federal government. Tribal Nations play a crucial role in preserving their heritage and advocating for the rights of their members. The relationship between Tribal Nations and federal governments can be complex, involving legal rights, self-determination, and cultural preservation.