This report includes case studies from four Native Nations that created their own internet service providers. It includes a discussion of challenges to building internet infrastructure that are unique to Tribal communities, and includes best practices for Native Nations, lending institutions, and the federal government when it comes to Tribal connectivity.

Publisher:

Indigenous Peoples’ Journal of Law, Culture & Resistance

Category:

Tribal Broadband

Date Published:

January 2020

Reading Length:

Medium read

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