NARF Testifies to Colorado House of Representatives Education Committee
In January 2015, NARF Staff Attorney Matthew L. Campbell testified in front of the Colorado House of Representatives Education Committee in favor of a proposed In-State
Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Victoria Tauli-Corpuz to speak in Boulder, Colorado
Victoria Tauli-Corpuz; Photo courtesy of United Nations
For our friends in the Colorado area, on Thursday, January 29, 2015, Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, Special Rapporteur
The impact of Holt v. Hobbs on Native American inmates
U.S. Supreme Court
Holt v. Hobbs, a recent unanimous decision by the U.S. Supreme Court protecting a Muslim prisoner’s right to wear a half-inch beard, has important implications
Department of the Interior publishes final regulation on trust land acquisitions for Alaska Natives
Anchorage, Alaska
Today the Department of the Interior published a final regulation removing the prohibition against the Secretary of the Interior acquiring lands
Native American Rights Fund files amicus curiae brief on behalf of National Congress of American Indians in support of John Thorpe’s En Banc Petition
As described in a previous post on the NARF blog, the Thorpe family and the Sac and Fox Nation filed suit to repatriate Jim Thorpe’s remains so that he could be buried in Oklahoma
NARF Staff Attorney Steve Moore presents at California Water Law Conference
Earlier this week, NARF Staff Attorney Steve Moore presented at the 22nd Annual California Water Law Conference: Balancing Interests in a Time of Drought. The conference
NARF co-sponsors training, Traditional Peacemaking: Exploring the Intersections Between Tribal Courts and Peacemaking, Including Alternatives to Detention
Please join us October 6-7 for the training, Traditional Peacemaking: Exploring the Intersections Between Tribal Courts and Peacemaking, Including Alternatives
