CO OZNACZA SŁOWO BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
Biuro Spraw Indyjskich
Biuro spraw indyjskich jest agencją federalnego rządu Stanów Zjednoczonych w Departamencie Spraw Wewnętrznych Stanów Zjednoczonych. Jest odpowiedzialny za administrowanie 55,700 000 hektarów gruntów utrzymywanych w zaufaniu przez Stany Zjednoczone dla rdzennych Amerykanów w Stanach Zjednoczonych, Indianach plemion rdzennych i Alaskich. Biuro spraw indyjskich jest jednym z dwóch biur pod nadzorem asystenta Sekretarza ds. Indyjskich: Biura Indyjskiego i Biura Indyjskiego Edukacji, który świadczy usługi edukacyjne dla około 48 000 rdzennych Amerykanów. Obowiązki BIA po dostarczeniu opieki zdrowotnej do Indian amerykańskich i Alaska. W 1954 r. Funkcja ta została przekazana do Departamentu Zdrowia, Edukacji i Dobrobytu, znanego obecnie pod nazwą Departamentu Zdrowia i Usług Ludzkich Stanów Zjednoczonych, gdzie pozostała do dziś jako indyjska służba zdrowia.
Definicja słowa Bureau of Indian Affairs w słowniku
Definicja Bureau of Indian Affairs w słowniku to amerykańska agencja rządowa odpowiedzialna za zarządzanie 66 milionami akrów gruntów utrzymywanych w zaufaniu dla rdzennych Amerykanów, a także za administrowanie ich zasobami zaufania.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
From 19th-century trade agreements and treatments to 21st-century reparations, this volume tells the story of the federal agency that shapes and enforces U.S. policy toward Native Americans.
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Indian Wills, 1911-1921: Records
of the
Bureau of Indian Affai
Records of The Bureau of Indian Affairs Department of The Interior, Office of
Indian Affairs, Washington, JUN6 1919 The within will of Mary I. D. Ellis, Otoe and
Missouria allottee Nos. 172- 172-A, is hereby recommended for approval in ...
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Bureau of Indian Affairs schools new facilities management ...
The objectives of this study were to determine (1) whether the Bureau of Indian
Affairs (BIA) new facilities management information system (FMIS) addresses the
former system's shortcomings and meets BIA's needs for managing school ...
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Records
of the
Bureau of Indian Affairs:
Indian customs an
Reproduces a variety of document types from selected BIA field units: incoming and outgoing letters, reports, memoranda, minutes, petitions, leases, contracts, affidavits, applications, certificates, licenses, permits, bonds, wills, other ...
Robert Lester, United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs, University Publications of America (Firm),
1995
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Federal Funding Sources for Rural Areas: Fiscal Year 1998
Headquarters Office: Director, Facilities Management and Construction Center,
Bureau of Indian Affairs, 201 Third Street, NW., Suite 500, P. O. Box 1248,
Albuquerque, NM 87103. Telephone: (505) 766-2825. EXAMPLES OF FUNDED
...
M. Louise Reynnells,
1997
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Native Americans and Political Participation: A Reference ...
On June 30, 1834, the Bureau of Indian Affairs came into being through what has
since become known as the organic law of the Indian office. The organizational
structure of Indian affairs during the 1800s primarily included two types of field ...
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Annual Report
of the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs ...
United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs. be that the editor formally invited me to
come to his oflice, because he was unable to call upon me. Very respectfully,
yours, 0._ O. HOWARD, Brigadier-General, U. S. A., and Special Commiasioner.
Hon.
United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs,
1872
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American
Indian Policy in the Twentieth Century
We shall describe the BIA administration of reservation crime control programs
with special attention given to the strategies and tactics utilized to exert control
177 Bureau of Indian Affairs Influence on Indian Self-Determination, by Robert A
...
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Indians in Contemporary Society
The Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) has primary responsibility for administration
and oversight of federal programs serving the 564 federally recognized tribes
and their members, as well as managing the federal trust responsibility for tribally
...
Garrick Alan Bailey, William C. Sturtevant, Smithsonian Institution,
2008
The Branch of Appeals and Litigation is responsible for matters relating to
appeals from decisions of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, decisions of hearing
examiners in probate matters and litigation. The Branch of Indian Legal Activities
is ...
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Eastern Pequot chairman slams federal change in recognition
The U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs last month dropped a provision allowing three state-recognized tribes in Connecticut — the Eastern Pequots, ... «Chron.com, Lip 15»
Duwamish Tribe responds to federal govt. denial of recognition …
The Bureau of Indian Affairs is apparently mailing the decision to an old Burien address we have not been at for 10 years. The BIA is ignoring ... «Westseattleherald.com, Lip 15»
Officer being called a hero for saving Salt Lake woman carjacked …
Bureau of Indian Affairs tribal officer Geoffrey Kirk talks Thursday, July 2, 2015, in Fort Duchesnse, Uintah County. Kirk was honored for his role ... «Deseret News, Lip 15»
Former Bloomfield School District Superintendent Joe Rasor ready …
Sitting in a Bloomfield coffee shop on his last day of work day, Joe Rasor spoke to The Daily Times about teaching at Bureau of Indian Affairs ... «Farmington Daily Times, Lip 15»
Crews contain Junction Fire, mass to fight Mount Adams blaze (with …
Vogel said district firefighters and crews from the Bureau of Indian Affairs were working the fire. He said crews would be working through the ... «Yakima Herald-Republic, Lip 15»
Our View: Balanced approach needed on tribal recognition
Last week, the Bureau of Indian Affairs announced the details of its long-awaited new rules for federal tribal recognition, clearing away a storm ... «Norwich Bulletin, Lip 15»
Cannon River Watershed Partnership announces new executive …
Prior to becoming the executive director of the CRWP, Frazier was the Great Lakes restoration biologist with the Bureau of Indian Affairs. «Southernminn.com, Lip 15»
The Oklahoman: Osage County feeling pinch of administration's anti …
Thus, the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs oversees much regulation of energy production in the county, unlike other areas. In 2011, the federal ... «Examiner Enterprise, Lip 15»
Tribal Recognition Rules Spare State
It did last week, when a ruling by the Bureau of Indian Affairs spared Connecticut the prospect of three more Indian tribes of questionable ... «Hartford Courant, Lip 15»
Senate Appropriations Process Stalled for Foreseeable Future …
... it towards the Bureau of Land Management, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the National Park Service, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs. «The National Law Review, Lip 15»