NARF voluntarily dismisses federal district court civil rights lawsuit on behalf of Veronica Brown
In consultation with our client, Angel Smith, the attorney appointed by the Cherokee Nation courts to represent the best interests of Veronica Brown, the Native American
NARF Staff Attorneys Melody McCoy and Matthew L. Campbell to speak at TEDNA at Ten, TEDNA’s 10th annual membership meeting
Next week NARF Staff Attorneys Melody McCoy and Matthew L. Campbell will present at the Tribal Education Departments National Assembly (TEDNA) 10th annual membership
NARF Staff Attorney Heather Kendall-Miller presents at University of Washington School of Law’s 26th Annual Indian Law Symposium
Last week NARF Staff Attorney Heather Kendall-Miller presented at the University of Washington School of Law’s 26th Annual Indian Law Symposium. Heather presented
NARF files complaint in federal district court to protect the civil rights of Veronica Brown; supporters issue Statement of Support to stop violation of Veronica’s civil rights by South Carolina courts
On July 31, the Native American Rights Fund filed a complaint in the United States District Court in South Carolina to protect the civil rights of Veronica Brown, a citizen
NARF Executive Director John E. Echohawk attends White House meeting on voting rights
On Monday, July 29, NARF Executive Director John E. Echohawk attended a meeting at the White House with President Obama and senior administration officials to discuss
South Carolina Supreme Court Denies Rights to Baby Veronica; National Native Organizations to Advance Civil Rights Lawsuit
The South Carolina Supreme Court ruled today to deny the appeal filed by Dusten Brown and the Cherokee Nation of the Court’s July 17 order to expedite the transfer of custody
