NPR: Onondaga Nation Applies Traditional Values to High Tech Investments
The Onondaga are among only a handful of Native American nations who refuse money from the US Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs. They do so to preserve their independence. They’ve also refused to open a casino.
But the Onondaga are reaching out–applying their traditional values and consensus-based decision-making–in a new series of business partnerships with clean tech companies. Emma Jacobs brings us this report from the Innovation Trail.