Pamunkey Indian Tribe attains U.S. federal acknowledgement
After a decades’ long process, the Pamunkey Indian Tribe received notice today that the United States acknowledges the Pamunkey Indian Tribe as an Indian tribe within
Key groups file amicus briefs in support of Supreme Court petition to Bring Jim Thorpe Home
Members of Congress, Religious Organizations, NCAI Weigh In to Support Petition by Sac and Fox Nation and Thorpe’s Sons to Return His Remains to Oklahoma
A number of groups—including
NARF welcomes Law Clerk Whitney Gravelle
NARF is dedicated to supporting the next generation of Indian lawyers. One way we do this is through our Law Clerk Program, which is a ten- to twelve-week program for students
NARF Staff Attorney Richard Guest testifies at hearing on the Tribal Labor Sovereignty Act of 2015
Recently, NARF Staff Attorney Richard Guest testified before the U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on Health, Education, Labor & Pensions at a hearing
NARF welcomes Law Clerk Alayna Farris
NARF is dedicated to supporting the next generation of Indian lawyers. One way we do this is through our Law Clerk Program, which is a ten to twelve week program for students
NARF Staff Attorney Joel West Williams presents on panel for National Consortium for Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Courts
Last week, NARF Staff Attorney Joel West Williams presented on a voting rights panel for the National Consortium for Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Courts, hosted by
NARF hosts pro bono legal team focused on American Indian religious freedom
NARF Staff Attorney Steve Moore, David Armstrong (Wisconsin Judicare), James Botsford, and President Linda Benally (National Native American Bar Association) have
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 represents Native American student in challenge to ban on ceremonial eagle feathers during graduation
A Native American student will be allowed to wear an eagle feather on his cap during his high school graduation ceremony after reaching a settlement agreement with the
NARF Executive Director and Staff Attorneys to present at Sovereignty Symposium XXVIII
It’s another busy week for NARF staff! This week several NARF staff members will travel to Oklahoma City for the Sovereignty Symposium XXVIII, presented by the Oklahoma
