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NCIDC EVENTS
4/28/2010
American Indian Art & Gift Shop
A large number of our local Indian artists live in isolated areas. To assist these artists, NCIDC founded the American Indian Art and Gift Shop at 241 F Street, Eureka, California.
The Gift Shop assists Indian artists and crafts people by providing an expanded retail outlet for their products. The work of over 40 local Indian artists is currently represented in the shop, along with many non-local Indian artists and craftspeople.
The shop is also an ideal retail training ground for Indian people needing training and work experience to enter the job market. All net proceeds return to the non-profit operations of the gift shop and NCIDC.
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1/17/2012
35th Annual California Conference on American Indian Education
We invite you to attend the 35th Annual California Conference on American Indian Education, March 15-17, 2012, at Humboldt State University in Arcata, CA. The conference theme is “Turning Vision into Action.” The conference will showcase 35 years of success and growth of American Indian education in California and the impact the American Indian Education Centers have had in their communities.
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NCIDC Twitter Feed
- NCIDC: RT: “ @ThreeSonorans: 7th Grader Suspended for Saying I Love You in Native Language -NativeNewsNetwork http://t.co/PEDymr5H ”
- NCIDC: The Pala Indian tribe in Northern San Diego County has expelled 154 of its members: http://t.co/Ru08GBud
- NCIDC: RT @iamnotamascot: American Indians join the military frankly because this is still Indian land. It's our land to protect, occupied or not.


