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National Indian Child Welfare Association

Portland, Oregon, United States

Foster a reconciliation process that aims to dismantle institutionalized and structural racism by improving relationships between the child welfare systems and the American Indian and Alaska Native communities, strengthening Indian child welfare services, and working together to keep American Indian and Alaska Native children out of the child protection system

March 1, 2010 - Feb. 29, 2012

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USA Wide, Oregon

Amount

$300,000

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