Stories tagged with Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs (page 2)

Thu Dec 8th, 2016

Tribes, State meet in Denver

A presentation at Mountain Village Core included a proclamation to all Native Americans and performance by Ute Mountain Ute dancers and singers. Roland McCook, Northern Ute, at the podium was one of the event organizers. From left to right: Southern Ute Acting Culture Director and Sun Dance Chief Hanley Frost, Ute Mountain Chairman Manuel Heart, McCook, Mountain Village Mayor Martin McKinley and San Miguel County Commissioner Art Goodtimes.

Fri Oct 14th, 2016

Indigenous Day: Utes honored in Placerville

Donna Lynn, Lieutenant Governor and Chairwoman of the Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs listens intently with CCIA Executive Director Ernest House Jr. during a meeting in Ignacio, on Friday, Sept. 23.

Fri Sep 30th, 2016

Tribe hosts Colo. Commission of Indian Affairs meeting

During the quarterly Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs (CCIA) meeting in Towaoc, Colo. Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Chairman, Manuel Heart puts a shawl on Lt. Gov. Donna Lynne. The shawl was a gift to from the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe.

Fri Jun 10th, 2016

Tribes, State meet in Towaoc

Fri Apr 29th, 2016

Council discusses mascot report

The Southern Ute Indian Tribe was recognized Thursday, March 17 in the Colorado State Senate Chambers in the Colorado State Capitol. Southern Ute representatives, Southern Ute Councilwoman, Amy Barry (left) and Tribal Chairman, Clement Frost (right) flank Little Miss Southern Ute Krystyn Weaver.

Fri Apr 1st, 2016

Ute tribes meet in Denver

The Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs held its last quarterly meeting of the year in Denver on Friday, Dec. 18. Representatives from multiple state agencies and council members the two Ute tribes were in attendance.

Thu Dec 24th, 2015

Education, offensive mascots among topics at Denver meeting

Southern Ute Tribal Chairman Clement J. Frost updates the Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs on the effects of the Gold King Mine Spill during a quarterly meeting held Thursday, Sept. 10 on Southern Ute Tribal Campus.

Fri Sep 18th, 2015

Tribal leaders meet with state, sister tribes

Southern Ute Chairman, Clement J. Frost, thanks everyone in attendance for coming to the Ute Mountain Ute Bear Dance.

Thu Jun 11th, 2015

CCIA meeting discusses tribal concerns

Southern Ute Tribal Chairman, Clement J. Frost, represents the Southern Ute Indian Tribe during the Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs meeting at the Governor’s Mansion in Denver. Council members, Melvin J. Baker, Tyson Thompson, and Amy J. Barry accompanied him, along with Southern Ute Royalty and the Sunshine Cloud Smith Youth Advisory Council.

Thu Apr 2nd, 2015

Tribal Council, Youth Council, aim towards leadership at CCIA meeting

Fri May 2nd, 2014

Gov’t-to-gov’t relationships key to tribal success

Ernest House Jr. (left), executive director of the Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs, and Pathimi GoodTracks (center) of the Southern Ute Indian Tribal Council listen to discussion during a CCIA meeting Friday, Dec. 13 at the History Colorado Center in Denver.

Fri Dec 27th, 2013

Health care, tribal IDs among topics at Denver meeting

Southern Ute Indian Tribal Council Lady Pathimi Goodtracks (right) is joined by representatives of the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe and state of Colorado for the signing of a memorandum of understanding on Friday, Dec. 13 at the History Colorado Center in Denver. The agreement will help provide lands for the reburial of sacred and cultural objects.

Fri Dec 27th, 2013

Historic NAGPRA signing honors tribal culture

Wed Sep 25th, 2013

Tribe updates state on intergovernmental projects at CCIA

Ute leaders and members of the Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs joined state legislators in Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper’s office for the signing of HB 13-1198. The signing, which took place on Friday, March 22, coincided with the Denver March Powwow.

Thu Apr 4th, 2013

Colorado state, tribal governments convene in Capitol

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