500 MILLION+ HITS!!!
Feb. 2008 - Jan. 2024
101,000-plus Unique Daily Visitor IPs logged a month!
300,000 Pages Viewed a month!
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CALIE WEBSITE CELEBRATES OUR 16TH ANNIVERSARY SERVING THE TRIBAL COMMUNITY!
CALIE.org
Mission Statement
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From the Founder, CEO, Editor
Ernie C. Salgado Jr. (Soboba Tribal Elder): |
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 WELCOME to the official California Indian Education, Inc., CALIE.org website.
CALIE.org is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit American Indian Tribal Organization dedicated to advancing the educational, cultural and economic well being of the American Indian and Alaskan Native Tribes and their people, including community services and news resource in America.
OUR MISSION:
- • To provide the American Indian Tribal Community with historical and current information regarding tribal issues.
- • To provide the American Indian Tribal Community information of opportunities and resources.
- • To promote the educational, cultural and economic well being of the American Indian Tribes and Alaskan Natives.
- • To promote positive American Indian and Alaskan Native role models for the Tribal community.
- • To promote a positive image of the American Indian and Alaskan Native within the non Tribal community.
- • To act as an advocate for the federally-recognized American Indian Tribal Governments, the Alaskan Native Tribal Villages and Corporations, the urban Tribal communities and tribal organizations.
- • To collaborate with the federally-recognized American Indian Tribal Governments, the Alaskan Native Tribal Villages and Corporations, the urban Tribal communities, tribal organizations and local, State and Federal agencies providing goods and services to them.
Respectfully,
Ernie C. Salgado, Jr., CEO
Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians
Tribal member & Elder
CONTACT ERNIE SALGADO
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 The CALIFORNIA INDIAN EDUCATION (CALIE) website was created in February 2008 by APAPAS DEVELOPMENT CO, a privately-owned American Indian company that specializes in professional consulting services, including strategic communications for government-to-government relations and effective marketing strategies in the Digital Age.
Above Latest Visitors screenshot reflects fairly typical traffic for the CALIE.ORG website only.
Established February of 2008 by Ernie C. Salgado Jr., www.californiaindianeducation.org website celebrated its 15th anniversary during Feb. 2023.
STATISTICS (calie.org domain only):
- HITS: 500 MILLION plus (about 2.5 million Hits a month)
- PAGES VIEWED: about 300,000 per month
- UNIQUE DAILY VISITORS: 7 million plus (logging about 120,000 per month)
OUR TOP 10 MOST POPULAR PAGES:
Our affiliated websites include Ahmium Learning Center, Inc. (established 1975), the California Indian Education website (500 million hits), and the Kumeyaay Information Village website (750 million hits) as of 2023.
CALIE.ORG currently collaborates with the twenty seven California Indian Education Centers established by the California Department of Education; the Southern California Tribal Chairmen’s Association, Inc. (SCTCA); and the twenty seven Tribal Governments located in Southern California.
Through this enormous California Indian Network, we reach a select group of Tribal leaders & members, casino managers & guests, community leaders, students & teachers, government representatives, including non-Tribal visitors from around the world who are interested in Native American culture.
CALIE's initial goal is to develop a modern educational Web-based communications engine to serve Native American Indian communities as well as non-Native Americans with a dynamic centralized cyber village network, and set new standards for user interaction and sharing of relevant data across the Internet and around the world.
CALIFORNIA INDIAN EDUCATION academic staff, students and volunteers will stand together committed to building a better understanding and community relationships between school children, young adults, adults and elders for a stronger United States of America.
Please CONTACT CALIE for more information.
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