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Our vision

About

What we do

The American Indian Policy Institute (AIPI), a college-level unit within ASU’s Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, focuses on building strong ties to Indigenous urban and rural governments and communities through emerging trends and tribally driven innovative democratic practices. Recognizing the tremendous potential of AIPI in working with tribal communities to develop tribally driven solutions for a broad range of issues facing Indian Country today, Dr. Morris expanded the vision of AIPI to that of a national-level think-tank institute inclusive of a community advisory board that includes tribal leaders and meets regularly.

The American Indian Policy Institute works with Tribal Nations, Tribal organizations, and Tribal entities. It is important to remember that Indian Country is 574 sovereign Federally Recognized Tribal Nations with 334 reservations in 35 states on over 100 million acres of land.

Tribal Nations are part of the family of governments in the United States, and the federal government is obligated via treaties to the federal trust responsibility.

Our focus areas

  Tribal Digital Sovereignty

  Indigenous Leadership

 

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Expertise

AIPI’s expertise and focus is substantively on broadband technology and digital equity, with expertise in tribal telecommunications, communications policy, and newly emerging systems as they impact sovereign Tribal nations.

 

 

We are leading the discourse on tribally-driven, informed policy-making by:

 

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American Indian Policy Institute

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Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law                                                                 

Arizona State University                                     

111 East Taylor St.

Phoenix, AZ 85004

Email: aipi@asu.edu (non-responding email)
Or contact: Dr. Morris at t.morris@asu.edu

 

Donate

 

Your gift to the American Indian Policy Institute at ASU will support a unified, systematic approach to these multi-faceted issues and develop practical solutions with Native communities.

Donate

 Your financial contribution is tax-deductible, and will be processed by the ASU Foundation, a nonprofit organization that supports Arizona State University. 

Please send a check or money order payable to the ASU Foundation or use your credit card and call in your gift over the phone.

Contact Information:
ASU Fulton Center
300 E. University Drive
Tempe, Arizona 85281-2033
Phone: 480-965-3759
Fax: 480-965-2484

Mailing Address:
ASU Foundation
P.O. Box 2260
Tempe, Arizona 85280-2260
 

Contact the executive director today for more information about how to support the American Indian Policy Institute

Contact:
Traci Morris, Executive Director
American Indian Policy Institute, ASU