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Every year on September 30th, we pause to remember the children who were taken to residential and boarding schools: the ones who never came home,
Broadband is more than internet access—it’s an extension of Tribal sovereignty. When Tribal Nations control how broadband is planned, built, and managed on their lands,
Tribal broadband connects more than homes—it strengthens community ties, preserves culture, and opens doors to new opportunities for generations to come.
Beginning January 15, 2026, 7Tribes Broadband will transition from grant-funded service to regular monthly billing. This date also marks the end of free internet services
Our staff-curated picks showcase Indigenous expertise, community innovation, and thoughtful resources that deepen awareness and inspire forward movement.
September 30, Orange Shirt Day, is a time to honor residential school Survivors, remember the children who never came home, and stand in solidarity with
Tower stacking marks key progress in Round Valley’s broadband project, advancing high-speed internet access for hundreds of Tribal households, local businesses, and essential community services.
Building a tribal broadband network is more than a technical project—it’s a journey of vision, planning, and collaboration that brings lasting benefits to your community.
Explore key insights from Forest’s feature in the Spring 2024 edition of TribalHub Magazine, highlighting what tribes and contractors should know before starting a broadband
Discover why investing in wireless infrastructure still makes strategic sense—even in a fiber-focused world—thanks to faster deployment, evolving technology, and long-term flexibility.