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The Traditional Circle of Indian Elders and Youth, established in 1977, is a native American cultural society which operates as a council of respected leaders of American Indian nations. It aims to renew and preserve native American culture, values, and worldview at a grass-roots level, and to provide avenues for that culture to inform and contribute to contemporary cultural and political debate. The Circle's office is located in Bozeman, Montana. The Circle holds an annual conference.

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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Environmental degradation Bozeman, Montana Montana American Indian elder Native American organizations Organizations established in 1977 Non-profit organizations based in Montana Joe Medicine Crow 1977 establishments in Montana Native Americans in the United States Onondaga people Oren Lyons Presidential Medal of Freedom Johnson v. McIntosh dbr:American_Indian_Institute dbr:Danny_Beaton dbr:Doctrine_of_Christian_Nations
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