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North Dakota Tribal Information

Mandan, Hidatsa & Arikara Nation

Shelby Fox, ICWA Coordinator

404 Frontage Road
New Town, ND 58763
701.627.8150
shelbyfox@mhanation.com 

MHA Resources

  • MHA Nation Events Calendar
  • MHA Departments and Programs
  • MHA Nation History (Full Book PDF)

Spirit Lake Nation

Marie Martin, ICWA Coordinator

PO BOX 356
Fort Totten, ND 58335
701.351.3585
slticwadir@spiritlakenation.com

Spirit Lake Nation Resources

  • Spirit Lake Nation Events Calendar
  • Spirit Lake Nation Departments and Programs
  • Spirit Lake Nation History (Full Book PDF)

Standing Rock Sioux Nation

Michelle Harrison, ICWA Coordinator

PO BOX 770
Fort Yates, ND 58538
701.854.3095
mharrison@standingrock.org 

Standing Rock Sioux Resources

  • Standing Rock Sioux Nation Website and Information
  • Standing Rock Sioux Nation History (Full Book Online)

Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa

Marilyn Poitra, ICWA Coordinator

PO BOX 900
Belcourt, ND 58316
701.477.5688
marilynp@tmcwfs.net

TMBCI Resources

  • TMBCI Events Calendar
  • TMBCI Departments and Programs
  • TMBCI History (Full Book PDF)

Facilitating the ICWA Process

The Bureau of Indian Affairs has published a document to aid tribes in facilitating the ICWA process. The reference sheets provides a quick overview of how tribes can ensure the accurate implementation of ICWA. 

BIA Quick Reference Sheet for Tribes

North Dakota ICWA Inquiry/Case Status Form

Below are links to the ND ICWA Inquiry/Case Status Form and the detailed instructions. Please be sure to read the instructions in their entirety to ensure proper use. The North Dakota ICWA agents will provide an initial response to the ICWA Inquiry within 3 working days; however, official response via the ICWA Inquiry Response Form will only occur once Tribal affiliation has been determined by the appropriate Tribal authorities (Tribal Enrollment Offices). The ICWA Agents ask that case workers do not contact the ND BIA/Tribal Enrollment offices directly.

We hope these forms will aid in creating better communication between Tribes and Counties while meeting the needs of North Dakota children and families more efficiently.

North Dakota ICWA Inquiry/Case Status Form 

ND ICWA Inquiry/Case Status Form Instructions 

For more Information Please Contact:

Harmony Bercier
ND ICWA Family Preservation Partnership, Project Manager
701.777.7303
harmony.bercier@UND.edu

North Dakota Indian Affairs Commission 

For more information and statistics on North Dakota Tribal Nations 

Native American Training Institute

Click here for more information regarding ICWA Training and other Child Welfare Related Trainings 

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