United Indian Nations of Oklahoma (UINO)

The United Indian Nations of Oklahoma (UINO), sometimes referred to as the United Indian Nations of Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas, is an organization that focuses on advocating for American Indian rights, particularly those related to tribal sovereignty. Key aspects include:  

• Advocacy:

  • It works to promote and protect the sovereignty of tribal nations.  

  • It's involved in advocating for the rights of American Indians.  

• Geographic Scope:

  • While primarily focused on Oklahoma, its influence extends to Kansas and Texas.  

• Activities:

  • They are involved in activities such as voter registration drives, as shown by their "Warrior Up to Vote" initiative.  

  • They are also involved in voicing their opinions on tribal recognition issues.  

• Purpose:

  • The overall goal of the organization is to help protect and advance the rights of Native American people.  

• Membership:

  • It's a membership-driven organization, with members including tribal governments, tribal citizens, and other individuals and organizations.

Essentially, it's an organization that serves as a voice for tribal interests in the region.