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Washington State Indian Affairs Commission

The Washington State Indian Affairs Commission is a government body dedicated to promoting and supporting the interests of Native American tribes within the state. It works to strengthen tribal sovereignty, foster meaningful partnerships, and ensure tribes have a voice in state policies affecting them. The commission provides guidance, advocacy, and coordination between state agencies and tribal communities, aiming to improve the quality of life, economic development, and cultural preservation for Washington’s Native populations. Its role is essential in fostering mutual respect, understanding, and collaboration between the state government and Indigenous peoples.