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1 Principles, Value And Practices Of Kaupapa Maori Research In The State Sector
2 Native American Terminology Development Conference: Call For Registration
3 Native American And Indigenous Studies Association Meeting: Call For Papers
4 Mapping The Transition From Colony To Nation: Newberry Library
5 Rethinking Protected Areas In A Changing World: The 2011 George Wright Society Conference On Parks, Protected Areas And Cultural Sites
6 Seventh Annual Southeast Indian Studies Conference: Call For Papers
7 Aboriginal Housing Forum: Community Infrastructure, Social Development And Quality Of Life
8 Tribal Consultation Session: United States Department Of Justice
9 International Conference On Future Challenges, Ancient Solutions: What We Can Learn From The Past About Managing The Future In The Pacific
10 Interrogating Multiculturalism In New Zealand: An Asian Studies Perspective: Call For Papers
11 Colonial And Post-Colonial Remembering And Forgetfulness (IV): Call For Papers
12 American Indians At Risk: Call For Chapters
13 Approaching Native American Cultures From An Inter-American Perspective: Similarities And Differences - Call For Papers
14 Aboriginal Land And Water Conference
15 Support Requested For Petition Calling For End To Violence Against Aboriginal Women
16 Indigenous Law Journal: Call For Papers
17 Aboriginal Consultation For Industry North Of 60°
18 Native/Indigenous Studies Area 2011 Southwest/Texas Popular Culture/American Culture Association: Call For Papers
19 Sharing Power: A New Vision For Development: Call For Participants
20 Engaging Indigenous Communities: Resources, Rebellions And Resurgence
 
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