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Tribal leaders eye mascot ban, tuition discount

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Northern Arapaho leaders applaud signing of Colorado legislation that has local impacts

(Wind River Reservation, WY) – Chairman Jordan Dresser and Councilman Boniface Ridgley of the Northern Arapaho Business Council traveled to Colorado to participate in a signing ceremony today, June 28th, as Governor Jared Polis signed important legislation benefiting the Northern Arapaho Tribe and Indian Country, according to a press release. SB21-209 directs Colorado colleges and universities to offer in-state tuition to students who are Members of any of the 48 known Tribes – including the Northern Arapaho – that were in Colorado at one time. Separately, Gov. Polis signed into law SB21-116, which bans the use of derogatory American Indian mascots in K-12 public schools.

Northern Arapaho Clinic Reflects On Its Coronavirus Response

Wind River Cares CEO Richard Brannen in the clinic s dentist office. Many tribes in the U.S. have higher vaccination rates than other ethnic groups. For some reservations, that number is as high as 95 percent. And high vaccination rates aren t the only way indigenous communities have been aggressive in combating COVID-19. As soon as the pandemic hit, the Northern Arapaho tribe immediately implemented contact tracing, social distancing, curfews and other measures. Meanwhile, the Northern Arapaho Business Council gave tribal members permission to quarantine in the casino for those living in crowded conditions. Wind River Cares CEO Richard Brannen said these efforts helped slow the number of cases and deaths.

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