NARF Staff Attorney Melody McCoy presents at Tribal Courts Conference
Yesterday NARF Staff Attorney Melody McCoy presented at the Tribal Courts Conference: Exploring Emerging Issues in Tribal Courts. The conference was sponsored by the
NARF mourns passing of former Board Chair Evelyn Stevenson
It is with heavy hearts that NARF mourns the passing of Evelyn “Evie” Stevenson, who walked on yesterday. Evelyn was one of the first Native women to pass the Montana Bar
NARF Staff Attorney Joel Williams appointed by President Obama to serve as alternate on the Arkansas-Oklahoma Arkansas River Compact Commission
Earlier this week NARF Staff Attorney Joel Williams was appointed by President Obama to serve as alternate on the Arkansas-Oklahoma Arkansas River Compact Commission.
NARF secures North Dakota students’ right to wear eagle feathers at graduation ceremonies
Last month, NARF successfully advocated on behalf of graduating Native American students in Grand Forks, North Dakota who wish to wear eagle feathers during their upcoming
NARF Testifies to Colorado House of Representatives Education Committee
In January 2015, NARF Staff Attorney Matthew L. Campbell testified in front of the Colorado House of Representatives Education Committee in favor of a proposed In-State
Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Victoria Tauli-Corpuz to speak in Boulder, Colorado
For our friends in the Colorado area, on Thursday, January 29, Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, will be speaking at the
