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Arizona State Ecomonic Opportunity Office, Phoenix. – 1973
The annual report of the Arizona State Economic Opportunity Office (SEOO) for 1972 is presented. The SEOO was integrated into the Department of Economic Security. It is now the Community Support Bureau of Resource Planning Division (CSBRPD). The unit provides training and technical assistance to communities, councils of governments, and public and…
Descriptors: American Indian Reservations, American Indians, Annual Reports, Community Programs
Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs, Phoenix. – 1986
A summation of the successful Sunset Review process and a legislative package addressing issues raised during the Review highlight the Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs' 1986 annual report. The summation identifies changes in Commission organization and programs and clarifies Commission powers and duties. The legislative package includes a…
Descriptors: American Indian Reservations, American Indians, Budgets, Cultural Awareness
Download full textArizona Commission of Indian Affairs, Phoenix. – 1975
The Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs 1974-75 Annual Report is issued to inform the Governor, State Legislature, and tribal governments of the proceedings, transactions, findings, and recommendations made by the commission. Included are: (1) a list of commission members, (2) a map showing the Indian reservations in Arizona, (3) a table listing…
Descriptors: Accountability, American Indian Reservations, American Indians, Annual Reports
Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs, Phoenix. – 1974
The 1973-74 Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs Annual Report provides information on the conditions and problems confronting Arizona Indians. The Commission recognizes its responsibility to provide solutions to such problems as attaining a status of social, economic, and political equality with other citizens of the State and nation. Commission…
Descriptors: Accountability, American Indian Reservations, American Indians, Annual Reports
Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs, Phoenix. – 1985
State-tribal relationships, response to the Sunset Review Audit process, and legislative proposals to strengthen Commission programs are the major issues addressed in the Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs 1985 report. Proposed solutions to state-tribal relationship issues include development of a statewide Indian policy statement consonant with…
Descriptors: Agency Cooperation, American Indian Reservations, American Indians, Budgets
Harris, Francis – 1980
The Indian Child Welfare Program (ICWP), sponsored by the Jewish Family and Children's Service of Phoenix and funded by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, is the nation's first program to provide comprehensive child welfare services to Indian people both on and off the reservation. Beginning in 1973 as an Indian Adoption Project to prevent the…
Descriptors: Adoption, American Indians, Child Advocacy, Child Welfare
Rosier, Paul; Farella, Merilyn – 1977
During the 1976-77 academic year the Ganado (Arizona) Title VII Bilingual Education Project operated within a Cooperative Teaching Model based on language roles. Each teacher was assigned a role based on language responsibility: English language teachers concentrated on teaching English as a second language, while Navajo language teachers taught…
Descriptors: Achievement, American Indian Education, American Indian Languages, Bilingual Education
Tonigan, Richard F. – 1975
The Gila Crossing Day School Bureau of Indian Affairs Advisory School Board, in an effort to investigate alternative educational managerial methods, organized a 4-phase charrette which had a two-fold purpose. The primary goal was to explore who should control the education of the Indian children living on the west end of the Gila River Indian…
Descriptors: American Indian Education, American Indian Reservations, American Indians, Attendance
