TRIBALIZING INDIAN EDUCATION SERIES
This series seeks to 'tribalize' formal education through developing tribal education laws and reforming state and national Indian education legislation.
Historically, the U.S. denied tribes the right to govern their citizens' education. Our tribal education work focuses on restoring this governance. In the 2000s, we created the Tribal Education Departments National Assembly (TEDNA). Today, we work with TEDNA to strengthen tribal governance in education. Our education work also has included work with Indian Education for All and tribal educational facilities.
Related Cases & Projects
Montana Indian Education for All (Yellow Kidney v. Montana)
Havasupai Education Rights (Stephen C. v. Bureau of Indian Education)
Tribal Education Departments National Assembly
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A Manual for Chief State School Officers and State Education Agencies
A Manual for Chief State School Officers and State Education Agencies On American Indian and Alaska Native Tribal Sovereignty, Federal Education Programs for Tribal
