The recent unveiling of its new visual identity marks a monumental period for the organization’s history. 'I am honored to be part of the process to highlight the strengths of the three candidates during the presidential forum.Īccording to a press release from the NCAI, this convention signifies the start of a new chapter as the organization celebrates its 80th anniversary of advocacy work across Indian Country. It is important the NCAI president shows vision to move Indian Country forward,' Rickert said. Key decision makers at the White House and on Capitol Hill pay attention to the positions NCAI takes on policies that impact Indian Country. 'The National Congress of American Indians is one of the most influential national Native American organizations in the United States. Current NCAI President Fawn Sharp (Quinault Indian Nation) is term limited and cannot seek reelection.
The three are vying to become the president of the largest intertribal organization in the country.