Covering the period July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975, this annual report briefly describes the programs and activities of the Nebraska Indian Commission, a commission established under the 1971 Nebraska Revised Statutes Supplement for purposes of joining "representatives of all Indians in nebraska to do all things which it may determine to enhance the Indian cause of Indian rights and to develop solutions to problems common to all Nebraska Indians." Specifically, this report describes, by objectives and results, the following social service activities: (1) Welfare, (2) Housing, (3) Education, (4) Employment, (5) Legal Services, (6) Medical and Dental, (7) Economic Development. Additionally, the coordinators of the following 1974-75 Nebraska Indina Commission Committees are identified: (1) Local, County, State, Federal, Foundation, Church-Funded Programs Committee; (2) Legislative Committee; (3) Education Committee; (4) Health and Welfare Committee; (5) Legal Services Committee. The names and affiliations of commission members and a map detailing the Aberdeen Area serviced by the Aberdeen Area Office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs are also presented. (JC)