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Tribes hold more than 56 million acres of land in trust. Much of it comes with a complex set of legal and tribal expectations making it tricky to leverage the land’s intrinsic value. Elders and other tribal leaders are working to create paths for current and future land stewards to tap into the value of land while also preserving traditional practices.
Guests:
Richard Monette (member of Turtle Mountain Chippewa tribe and former chairman of the tribe) – professor of law at the University of Wisconsin Law School and faculty director of the Great Lakes Indigenous Law Center
Daniel Cornelius (Oneida) – deputy director of the Great Lakes Indigenous Law Center at the University of Wisconsin Law School, technical assistance specialist for the Intertribal Agriculture Council
Tanya Fiddler (Cheyenne River Sioux) – executive direct for the Native CDFI Network
Break 1 Music: Joy (song) RiverFlowz (artist) RiverFlowz Rural Recordings Atauciq (album)
Break 2 Music: Happy Sundance (song) Dallas Arcand (artist) Modern Day Warrior (album)
