We’re proud to highlight the Tribal Nations Special Section in the current issue of Comstock’s Magazine. We’ll explore how regional tribes are investing in, enriching and protecting their communities through education, leadership, health care, housing, economic development and more. We also feature how California tribal community leaders along with law enforcement are addressing the important issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP).
We encourage everyone to take time to read and reflect on this special section, and to stand in solidarity this Wednesday the 6th at the Annual Candlelight Vigil honoring Missing & Murdered Indigenous People.
Take a moment to read these featured profiles in the Tribal Nations Special Section:
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