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City
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Tempe
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Arizona State University College Of Law
The National Tribal Broadband Strategy is a comprehensive roadmap for federal action and investment aimed at eliminating the digital divide in broadband access and adoption for American Indian and Alaska Native communities. It focuses on seven key strategies: coordination among stakeholders, improvement of data collection and reporting, expansion of network infrastructure (backhaul, middle mile, spectrum), promotion of public and private investment, reduction of permitting complexity and delays, fostering broadband adoption in homes and businesses, and leveraging broadband for economic development. The strategy seeks to achieve equitable connectivity and empower Tribal self-governance and self-determination.
This document outlines Arizona State University's strategic direction as it evolves into the New American University, aiming toward 2031 and beyond. Key priorities include enhancing research competitiveness, ensuring student accessibility and success, expanding global leadership through initiatives like the Global Futures Laboratory, improving health outcomes via ASU Health, and strengthening local impact. These efforts are guided by nine design aspirations to demonstrate excellence, access, and impact.
This report, issued by the Commission on Indian Trust Administration and Reform, evaluates the existing management and administration of the Indian trust administration system. It provides recommendations across several key areas including defining the federal trust responsibility, addressing conflicts of interest and tribal consultation, improving financial administration and the Office of the Special Trustee, and handling special matters related to probate, appraisals, and Alaska. The report aims to guide improvements in the federal-tribal relationship and the fulfillment of federal trust obligations, particularly through structural, managerial, and procedural reforms.
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