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Newsletter on American
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Charge of the Committee
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The Committee is charged with assessing and reporting on the status
of American Indians in the profession and with exploring the sources
and supporting the development of American Indian Philosophy. Among
its main responsibilities are to identify unfair or discriminatory
practices affecting American Indian philosophers in their professional
work and to apprise the Board and members of the Association of
ways in which such practices may be rectified; to inform American
Indian philosophers concerning means of overcoming discrimination
that they may encounter in the profession; and to make reports and
recommendations to the Board concerning ways in which full and meaningful
equality of opportunity can be provided to all individuals who seek
to study, teach or conduct research in philosophy. Further, the
Committee is concerned with the teaching and research of American
Indian philosophers and those interested in American Indian philosophy.
It seeks to facilitate philosophical understanding of tribal identity
and diversity and of different views of American Indian cultures
and traditions.
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