Don Young and U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources hosted a tribal roundtable to mark the 50th anniversary of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act .
FAIRBANKS, Alaska - Since the enactment of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1971, many forces have forever changed the lives of Alaska Natives in terms of self-determination.
Don Young opened the roundtable by thanking each of the panel participants. “I want to thank ANVCA Director Hallie Bissett, Alaska Federation of Natives Co-Chair Joe Nelson, Native Village of Napaskiak Chairman Stephen Maxie, Cook Inlet Tribal Council President and CEO Gloria O’Neill, and ANCSA Regional Association President Kim Reitmeier for joining me in D.C. to help inform Members of Congress.”
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