NARF Blog

Long past time for Alaska Tribes to have voting seats at every management table

A statement from our client, the Bering Sea Elders Group, and their Western and Interior Alaska partners (January 27, 2022). In the face of devastating multi-species,

Tribal Organizations Urge Congress to Protect Native American Voting Rights

January 12, 2022 The Honorable Nancy Pelosi Speaker U.S. House of Representatives H-232 Capitol Building Washington, D.C. 20515 The Honorable Kevin McCarthy Minority

Happy New Year!

As a NARF supporter in 2021, you prioritized the wellbeing of Indian Country during another challenging year. You stood strong for justice and cared about those in need.

Will You Stand with NARF this year?

With just a few days left in December, NARF staff are gearing up for a successful 2022. May you also be filled with the hope that a new year brings! For Native peoples, the fight

A New Model for Tribal Co-Management and Indigenous-Led Research and Economic Development in the Pribilof Islands Marine Ecosystem

NARF client, Aleut Community of St. Paul Island (ACSPI) is announcing today the Pribilof Islands Marine Ecosystem (PRIME) Initiative, a designated, co-managed marine

The Nomination of California’s First Native American Federal Judge

NCAI and NARF Applaud President Biden’s Nomination of California’s First Ever Native American Federal Judge Yesterday, President Joseph R. Biden announced

Crow Tribe Hunting Rights Protected

Princess at 2018 Crow Fair The Crow Tribe secured recognition of its hunting territory in the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851 and secured the right of its members to hunt within

New Determination On Jurisdictions to Provide Language Assistance to Voters

On December 8, 2021, the Acting Director of the U.S. Census Bureau issued a notice of determination identifying jurisdictions subject to the language assistance provisions

Giving with confidence

When you are considering giving to a charity, you want to be sure that your dollars will make a difference. It can be confusing and overwhelming figuring out which nonprofits

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

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