1	Setting up for Sovereignty Evans Craig, High Performance Computing & Education Center Internet Technology Service First Nations Cafe’
2	Accomplishing Tribal Sovereignty through Collaborative Networks Designing Statewide Systems for Tribal Nations. Browsing through collaborating Tribes, such as the Pueblo Nations, 18 New Mexico Tribes and the Tribal Digital Village, 19 California Tribes, to experience Sovereign Tribal Network Design concepts that come directly from the collaborating Tribes being utilized.
3	Virtual Office to Virtual Company Personal Introduction Tribal Vision Online Research Self-Governance Self-Sustainment Sovereignty
4	Personal Introduction Dine’ - fulltime UNM Education Outreach & Training Manager telecommute 20 hrs./week Owner:Internet Technology Service, LLC Virtual Offices in NM & CA Teach online via Kumeyaay Community College: Online DQ University@Sycuan - 15 weeks Indian Training – 20 weeks Partner – First Nations Cafe’ Storefront in Imperial Beach, CA (just 2 blocks from the beach!)
5	Defining Technology/Internet terms Electricity the tree that hums Network Connected Computers Internet the network of networks PC board old cheese with bugs Wireless the network with no cables or wires Broadband expandable networks
6	Internet2 Example
7	The Four Directions of Technology
8	How does Tribal Vision happen? Self Governance Tribal Networks Self Sustainment Tribal Education Tribal Business Sovereignty Owning it all!
9	Online Research The Native Digital Divide www.eot.ahpcc.unm.edu/Community/Reports/NativeDigitalDivide.html Tribal College Internet Status www.eot.ahpcc.unm.edu/Tribal/AIHEC_status/ Underrepresented Minorities in IT www.cise.nsf.gov/itminorities.html Statewide Wireless Tribal Broadband Networks www.eot.ahpcc.unm.edu/Community/StatewideWirelessTribalBroadbandNetwork2.html
10	Self Governance: Tribal Networks Santa Ana Pueblo www.SantaAna.org Tribal Wireless Model TOP Grant to start Expanding WAP from Tribal offices to Tribal businesses to Tribal members Tribal Digital Village www.TribalDigitalVillage.org Inter-Tribal Regional Wireless Model HP Grant to start Connecting 18 Mission Bands in Southern California
11	Self Sustainment: Tribal Education Tribal Online Schools Indian Training.org www.IndianTraining.org Kumeyaay Community College: Online www.KumeyaayCommunityCollege.com American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) Online through the American Indian High Performance Network Initiative www.AIHEC.org
12	Self Sustainment: Tribal Education The ACCESS Grid at Dine’ College Collaborative Workshop for AIHEC Technology Coordinators
13	Self Sustainment: Tribal Business Via My ‘Virtual Office’ New Mexico Tribes Southern California Tribes First Nations Cafe’ Internet Cafe’ www.FirstNationsCafe.com Tribal Mall www.TribalMall.com American Indian Chamber of Commerce of SD www.AICC-SD.org American Indian Contractors Association Network www.AICAnet.org
14	Sovereignty: Tribally-owned Networks Pueblo Nations www.PuebloNations.com Inter-Tribal Statewide Wireless Model Dep’t of Commerce Grant to start Connecting up 19 Pueblo Nations Navajo Nation www.NavajoNation.org Tribal Multi-state Model TIIAP Grant to start Connecting 112 Chapters in 4 states; NM, CO, UT, & AZ
15	Sovereignty: Tribally-owned Networks Northwest Inter-Tribal Network Multi-state Inter-Tribal Model Started with a TOP Grant Connecting up 55 Tribes in 6 States WA, OR, ID, MT, AK & CA
16	Visioning Internet Connectivity for Indian Country in 1999
17	Visioning Native American Distance Education Education, Outreach & Training PACI Modeling Tools http://www.eot.ahpcc.unm.edu/Modeling Tools.htm Flatland at HPCERC - UNM Virtual Environments at NCSA - UI Visualization at SDSC - UCSD
18	High Performance Computing & Education Center (HPCERC) at the University of New Mexico (UNM) Flatland Virtual Environment a multidimensional, virtual environment to visualize experimental data in a common environment
19	National Center for Supercomputing Applications at University of Illinois Virtual Reality Facilities CAVE Virtual Environment Electronic Visualization Laboratory
20	San Diego Supercomputing Center at UCSD Advanced Scientific Visualization Lab VRML Repository Web3D Repository VRML Consortium
21	“Bridging the Native Digital Divide.” Join us, the “Pueblo Nations” in NM & “Tribal Digital Village” in CA
22	Access Grid at Dine’ College in Shiprock, NM
23	The 19 Pueblo Nations in New Mexico
24	The 19 Mission Bands in Southern California Tribal Digital Village (TDV)
25	Setting up for Sovereignty Accomplishing Tribal Sovereignty through Collaborative Networks