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Here are some general suggestions on where to start:

• Tribal Scholarships: Many Native American tribes and organizations provide scholarships to support the education of their members. Check with your tribe’s education department or cultural organizations to see if they offer any scholarships specifically for music or related disciplines.
• American Indian Associations: Various national and regional American Indian associations or foundations may offer scholarships to American Indian students pursuing music education. Examples include the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES), American Indian College Fund, or American Indian Graduate Center.
• Music Education Organizations: Explore music education organizations or associations that provide scholarships or grants for students pursuing music-related studies. Some organizations may have specific scholarships earmarked for underrepresented groups, including American Indian students.
• College/University Scholarships: Research colleges or universities that offer music programs and see if they have any scholarships or financial aid opportunities available for American Indian students. Check their websites or contact the financial aid office for details.
• Online Scholarship Databases: Utilize online scholarship search engines and databases that allow you to filter and search for scholarships based on specific criteria, such as ethnicity, field of study, or demographic information. Websites like Fastweb, Scholarships.com, and American Indian Graduate Center’s scholarship database can be helpful resources.