NARF Call to Action: Bring Jim Thorpe Home
Today—May 28—is Jim Thorpe’s birthday. For nearly 60 years, the sons of American sports legend Jim Thorpe have been trying to return his remains to his birthplace – the
NARF honors all of our fallen warriors this Memorial Day
Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer. Picnics, barbecues, swimming pools and ball games all figure prominently in this long weekend kickoff to the season
‘Like a Family Member Has Come Home’: Celebratory Potlatch in Tyonek Honors Gift from The Nature Conservancy
Alaska made history earlier this week as leaders from NARF’s client, the Native Village of Tyonek, hosted a potlatch to celebrate a gift of culturally important land.
Video of Indigenous Peacemaking Initiative training now available
Interested in learning more about peacemaking? Videos from an October 2014 national Indigenous Peacemaking Initiative training are now available at the National
Call to Action: Submit Comments Supporting New ICWA Regulations
On March 20, 2015, the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) issued proposed regulations guiding the application of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) for state courts and public
NARF Staff Attorney Richard Guest testifies at Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
Yesterday, NARF Staff Attorney Richard Guest testified before the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs at a hearing on S. 248, the “Tribal Labor Sovereignty Act of 2015,”
Fun facts to recognize NARF’s 45 years in 2015!
Every week this year we’ll be highlighting important moments in NARF history.
Did you know that in 1982 . . .
NARF initiated the Planned Giving program, which offered information
NARF welcomes Legal Fellow Adeleene Rockwell
Adeleene Rockwell has joined NARF’s Boulder, Colorado, office as a legal fellow. Addy grew up on the Flathead Reservation in Dixon, Montana, and is a recent graduate
