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The mission of the New Jersey Commission on American Indian Affairs is to ensure that the American Indian Tribal members and communities within the State of New Jersey have full opportunities for their own cultural, educational,social, economic, physical, mental health, and welfare development, as well as continue to contribute to and participate in the on-going life and development of the State’s extended family. More...
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Lenape: Ellis Island's First Inhabitants
November 2nd-Opening Ceremony at Ellis Island
6 galleries of artifacts, crafts, ceremonial objects, photos, sculpture
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Governor Jon S. Corzine signs an Executive Orderthat adopts twenty seven recommendations of a report issued by the Committee on Native American Community Affairs |
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"Native Americans are a part of New Jersey's history and cultural fabric," said Governor Corzine. "To honor these ties, we are adopting the recommendations of the Report of the New Jersey Committee on Native American Community Affairs. As the report indicates, government needs to do better at recognizing the rights, needs, history, and cultural identities of these groups. I am indeed proud to sign this Executive Order so that we can improve the lives and opportunities for Native Americans throughout the Garden State." More... |
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