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NARF files amicus brief on behalf of NCAI and Huy supporting Native religious liberty

Last week NARF filed an amicus brief with the United States Supreme Court on behalf of NCAI and Huy supporting several Native prisoners petitioning for review of their

Native American Rights Fund files amicus curiae brief on behalf of National Congress of American Indians in Jim Thorpe case

Earlier this week NARF Staff Attorney Matthew L. Campbell filed an amicus curiae brief on behalf of the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) in the Jim Thorpe case.

Eagle feather group meets with U.S. government

The Native American Rights Fund established a working group of Indian organizations and tribal leaders to address government intervention in the lives of Native people

NARF Establishes Working Group on Native American Eagle Feather Use

The Native American Rights Fund is initiating a working group to address government intervention in the lives of Native people who work with or use eagle feathers in traditional

Victory for American Indian Religious Freedom

NEW ORLEANS, LA – Last month, the ACLU of Louisiana (ACLU) and the Native American Rights Fund in Boulder, Colorado (NARF) announced a victory on behalf of a Native

Victory for Native American Religious Freedom

Today the ACLU of Louisiana (ACLU) and the Native American Rights Fund in Boulder, Colorado (NARF) announced a victory on behalf of a Native American child attending public

Pawnee Nation reburies ancestors

NEBRASKA – On October 18th, Pawnee Nation elders, leaders and tribal members reburied the remains of Pawnee ancestors. The remains were returned from museums

Native Graduate wins case; walks with feathers

Excerpts of article courtsey of Conan Gasque, NEWS 14 Carolina Watch NEWS 14 coverage of Corey’s graduation with his feathers For Corey Bird, graduation marked

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