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Our areas of work include, but are not limited to the following:
- Refinement of outcomes outlined in the April 2003 AFN Testimony to the U.S. Senate Indian Affairs Committee.
- Development of a results-based management process to be used for 1) Greater accountability
for federal resources in development and, 2) Maximizing local decision-making and taking of responsibility.
- Preparing recommendations to the U.S. Congress in anticipation of congressionally sponsored
oversight hearings on the recently released 30-Year
Trend Analysis on the Status of Alaska Natives.
- Conducting outreach and building partnerships within the state and outside to bring together the needed leadership
and resources to solve the disparities identified in our 30-Year
Trend Analysis.
- Research and development of a business plan for the Center as a vehicle to house various
initiatives, particularly a pilot program to strengthen a domestic version of The
Millennium Challenge Account.
- The
Status of Alaska Natives Report 2004, May 2004, by Scott Goldsmith, Jane Angvik, Lance Howe, Alexandra
Hill and Linda Leask, with assistance from Brian Saylor and David Marshall
- The hosting of economic conferences, seminars and workshops focused on economic success and ways to replicate
success.
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