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Tribal Water Codes Webinar

If you are interested in Tribal Water Codes – what they are and why they are important – please tune in to this webinaron Friday, December 14th from 2-4 pm eastern time

NARF Files Cert Petition in Eyak Case

NARF Staff Attorney Natalie Landreth before the Ninth Circuit, September 2011 Last week NARF filed a petition for writ of certiorari to the United States Supreme Court

Alaska Native Voters Defend Voting Rights Act

Top left: Michael Martin of the Kasigluk Traditional Council, party in this case and Nick v. Bethel; top right: James Tucker, Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP,

NARF Executive Director John Echohawk to testify at SCIA hearing on the Impacts of the Carcieri and Patchak Decisions

Tomorrow, Thursday, September 13, NARF Executive Director John Echohawk will testify at a U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs oversight hearing on “Addressing

Native American Rights Fund Receives Historic Contribution

John Echohawk, Executive Director of the Native American Rights Fund (NARF), announced the receipt of a $3 million contribution last week, the largest single donation

First Stewards Symposium

This week NARF Staff Attorney Heather Kendall-Miller and Staff Attorney Erin Dougherty are in Washington, D.C. for the First Stewards Symposium, a gathering for hundreds

Meet the Author – Joy Harjo

Join us at NARF to meet author/poet/musician Joy Harjo Help celebrate the release of her new memoir – Crazy Brave: A Memoir Date: Wednesday, July 25 Time: 5:00 – 7:00

Preserve Sacred Places Now

Native Americans have held ceremonies, made spiritual journeys, and buried their relatives according to time-honored customs and traditions on sacred lands.

NARF Board Member Virginia Cross Elected to Local Hall of Fame

The Auburn School District in Washington State recently selected NARF Board Member Virginia Cross for induction into the Auburn High School Hall of Fame, only the sixth

Federal Judge Approves Over $350 Million in Tribal Trust Case Settlements

At a public hearing at the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia in Washington, DC Judge Thomas F. Hogan yesterday approved settlement agreements for 25 tribes

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