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Guiding Our Mission
United Tribes of North Carolina is guided by a dedicated Board of Directors appointed by and representing each of the federally- and state-recognized tribes and urban Indian organizations across North Carolina in addition to the NC Commission of Indian Affairs and Legal Aid of NC. Together, these leaders bring decades of experience, cultural knowledge, and community service to ensure our mission of unity, advocacy, and cultural preservation continues to grow and strengthen.
Executive Board Members
President
Corbin Eddings
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Lumbee
Vice President
Gregory Richardson
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Haliwa-Saponi
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North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs
Secretary
Kara Stewart
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Sappony
Treasurer
Al Richardson
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Haliwa-Saponi
Board Members
Tony Clark
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Legal Aid of North Carolina – Pembroke Office
Danny Bell
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Coharie
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Triangle Native American Society
Hattie Campbell
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Waccamaw Siouan
Greg Jacobs
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Coharie
Becky Locklear
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Lumbee
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Cumberland County Association for Indian People
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Nora Dial-Stanley
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Lumbee
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Guilford Natve American Association
Carly Graham
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Waccamaw Siouan
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Metrolina Native American Association
Vacant
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Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians
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Ed Livingston
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Meherrin Indian Tribe
Vacant
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Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation
Our Work
Strengthening Communities Through Service
From the American Indian Unity Conference to educational programs, youth initiatives, and scholarships, UTNC provides opportunities for growth, learning, and cultural celebration.
Every program and partnership is designed to uplift North Carolina’s Native voices and ensure that our Native heritage and community remain strong for generations to come.
Get in Touch
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