Clyde and John represent off-reservation and urban Native i ssues. Clyde Benally works as a personal consultant in Cortez, while John works as an associate director in Denver for the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Database created, files updated O ne of the newest accomplishments for the Commission office has been the creation of a database of statewide resources for Native Americans. The current list has 307 entries, containing national, state and local Native organizations along with gov ernment agencies. If you are looking for a Native American organization or know of a new Native organization, please call our office for assistance.
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Carsten Lau, Lisa Lenz and Sandr a Hagen have been updating lists of Native American resources. These resources include the list which enables the Commission to alert Tribes when Native remains are found in Colorado. All three have studied in the areas of international affairs and indigen ous peoples. Ute Mountain Ute Tribe 1994 was once again a year of growth and development for the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe. At any one time during the year, there were no less than 24 projects concerning economic, community and resource development going on or being completed.