Non-Native consulting firms often overcharge tribal clients while underpaying Indigenous professionals, exploiting both communities and consultants alike. This article exposes the systemic issues behind this unfair dynamic and advocates for Native-led consulting that respects tribal sovereignty, culture, and economic empowerment. Learn how tribal governments can protect their interests by asking the right questions before hiring consultants.

The Buy Indian Act is a vital tool for empowering Native-owned businesses, supporting tribal economies, and preserving Indigenous self-determination. However, recent challenges threaten its impact. Learn why this policy is under attack and what it means for Native entrepreneurs and economic sovereignty.

Humanitarian work in Indian Country embodies a commitment to addressing the disparities faced by Indigenous peoples while honoring their rich cultural heritage. As we strive to create a brighter future for Native American communities, we must advocate for comprehensive support systems that empower individuals, strengthen families, and cultivate vibrant communities. Through collaboration, understanding, and dedication, we can help ensure that the voices of Indigenous peoples are heard and valued in every facet of society.