Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge - Association on American Indian Affairs
A fundraising initiative by two U.S. Army veterans riding 10,000 miles to support the Association on American Indian Affairs and protect Native Cultural Sovereignty.
Core details, official source pages, and recent changes for this award.
A fundraising initiative by two U.S. Army veterans riding 10,000 miles to support the Association on American Indian Affairs and protect Native Cultural Sovereignty.
Frequently asked questions regarding the Association on American Indian Affairs scholarship application process, eligibility criteria, and award maintenance.
Official scholarship information page for the Association on American Indian Affairs, providing details on eligibility, application requirements, and partnership with the American Indian College Fund.
An informational page provided by the Association on American Indian Affairs offering resources, reports, and legislative information regarding violence against Native Peoples.
An overview of the historical development and legacy of the Association on American Indian Affairs (AAIA) scholarship program, established in 1947.
Overview of the Association on American Indian Affairs' Next Generations program, which supports Native youth through scholarships, summer camp grants, internships, and fellowships.
Information on the Association on American Indian Affairs' work to protect Native cultural heritage, including guidance for individuals, Native Nations, and auction houses regarding the repatriation of cultural items.
A comprehensive directory of undergraduate and graduate Native American and Indigenous studies programs across the United States, categorized by region.