NARF Stands Strong with the Oceti Sakowin
The Native American Rights Fund (NARF) stands in support of the Oceti Sakowin tribal leaders as they hold to task the Grand Gateway Hotel and its racist policies.
NARF Executive
It is Time to Move Past Derogatory Place Names
This morning, Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland took long overdue action to remove racist and derogatory place names from our public lands. With the signing of two
Washington NFL Football Team To Change the Name
The Washington (DC) NFL football team recently announced its plans to retire its name and logo We welcome this long overdue change.
For over two decades, the Native American
Cartoons and Caricatures
Video taken January 18, 2019, at the inaugural Indigenous Peoples March in Washington DC, shows students from the Covington Catholic School, located in Kentucky, mocking
Taking a Stand Against Hurtful Comments
The Native American Rights Fund is proud of, and stands with, the growing chorus of strong Native leaders who have taken a stance against President Trump’s ill-worded
Demeaning Speech and Mascots are Unacceptable
The Native American Rights Fund is extremely disappointed by the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Matal v. Tam. The decision appears to clear the legal pathway for the
NARF ends FedEx service over FedEx’s sponsorship of the Washington NFL football team
The Native American Rights Fund (NARF) has chosen to end its relationship with the FedEx Corporation for all of our mailings. As NARF’s letter to FedEx informing it of
NARF Staff Attorney Matthew Campbell testifies before Colorado House Education Committee on American Indian mascot bill
On Monday, March 23, 2015, NARF Staff Attorney Matthew Campbell testified before the Colorado House Education Committee in support of House Bill 15-1165. Matt testified
