We have various professionals that guide us in the work we do. Below you can meet our board, our current staff members, and read how TNRG came to be.
Board Member Since 2013
Board Member Since 2013
Board Member Since 2018
Board Member Since 2018
TNRG President
Grants Coordinator
Director of Operations
Community Engagement Coordinator
Principle Investigator
NSF Research Grant
Tribal Nations Research Group was established in March of 2013. Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians was awarded a grant through CRCAIH from Sanford Health. TMBCI Research Protection Act was adopted into law July 31, 2014. TNRG also received a grant to establish a data center and conduct a community survey through Pathways to Prosperity. TNRG established 501c3 status in January 2015, but become retroactive to March 2014.
Tribal Nations Research Group and Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians Tribe was awarded a grant through CRCAIH from Sanford Health to began building what is now a thriving organization. TNRG is a 501c3 non-profit organization that creates strong partnerships with tribal, state, and federal entities that is vital in the success of TNRG.
Tribal Nations Research Group focuses on building partnerships with tribal, state, and federal entities which is vital to the success of TNRG. We are beyond grateful for the partnerships and friendships that have been built throughout the existence of TNRG.
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Tribal Nations Research Group is an equal opportunity employer.
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