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The document discusses the vision and work of the Social Alliance Network founded by Bill Jacobson to build community and promote environmental, economic, social, and spiritual welfare. It outlines Jacobson's background and experience in indigenous spirituality and community development. It then discusses the Network's involvement in a 7-year process with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to develop studies on the cultural and environmental impacts of hydroelectric projects and develop a long-term sustainability vision that integrates Native communities.
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