Across the world, growing numbers of Native nations are moving to assert their own governing authority. They are reclaiming the right to make decisions for themselves on their lands and in their communities. Some are amending existing constitutions to strengthen them. Others are developing new constitutions that reflect their own ideas about how authority should be organized and how the nation should govern. This section provides first-hand accounts through videos and online resources to share the stories of how Native nations have reformed their ways of governing.