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Miami Leaders Reiterate Nation's Opposition to Mascots

MIAMI, Oklahoma, July 29, 2020 (Aatotankiki Myaamiaki – Miami Nation News)—On July 27, 2020 the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma elected Leadership passed Resolution #20-31 reiterating the Nation’s formal position on ethnic or race-based, derogatory mascot names. The Resolution was adopted by unanimous approval and echoes the opposition stated in the Tribe’s 1996 Resolution calling on Miami University in Oxford, Ohio to discontinue use of the University’s mascot “Redskins”.

Read the full text of Resolution #20-31.

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MNE Board Announced

MIAMI TRIBE OF OKLAHOMA LEADERSHIP

APPOINTS NEW MNE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

 

Miami Tribe of Oklahoma leadership proudly announces the appointment of a new Board of Directors for Miami Nation Enterprises.  Board Members were formally appointed through Resolution 16-40, passed on Friday, September 30, 2016.  Congratulations to new MNE Board of Directors Appointees Rachel Hall Eikenberry, Joseph W. Leonard, Brett Hayes, Aaron Alsbaugh, and Lance Theobald.  New MNE Board Appointees were selected from resumes and qualifications submitted to the Business Committee for consideration.  The names of appointees were formally announced at the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Monthly Meeting held on Tuesday, October 4, 2016, at 4:00 P.M.  The Monthly Meeting was formally moved from October 11, 2016 to October 4th as several members of the Business Committee will be at the National Congress of American Indians Annual Meeting the week of October 10th.  Congratulations again to the new MNE Board of Directors Members.

Daryl Baldwin Receives MacArthur Fellowship

Daryl Baldwin, tribal Citizen and Director of the Myaamia Center at Miami University has been awarded the MacArthur Fellowship. This is a highly distinguished award that recognizes his tremendous contributions to language revitalization. To read more about Daryl's fellowship click the this link.

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