‘Winters Doctrine’ on water rights still haunts the American West
by: Jerry Reynolds / Indian Country Today
From the article:
Echohawk, a veteran of water rights issues, said that over the course of almost four decades, NARF has encountered
National foundation and TEDNA join forces
INDIAN LAND TENURE FOUNDATION AND THE TRIBAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENTS NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (TEDNA) JOIN FORCES TO DEVELOP INDIAN EDUCATION PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT MATERIALS
“Losing Ground”: Film on Alaska Native Village Involved in NARF Global Warming Case Premieres
Laguna independent filmmaker Jenni Monet will premiere her new film “Losing Ground” that examines the devastating impact of global warming on the Alaska
NARF & Tribal Leaders Call on Government to Pay “Fair Share” of Water Settlement Costs
Excerpts of article by Noelle Straub, Gazette Washington Bureau reprinted courtsey of BillingsGazette.com
WASHINGTON, D.C. – NARF Executive Director John
NARF wins case for Alaska’s tribal children
Anchorage, AK-On Friday, February 22, the federal District Court in Anchorage, Alaska issued a very important ruling that will benefit all of Alaska’s tribal children.
Victory in Cobell Case: Hearing Date Set to Discuss Remedy
Washington D.C.- A federal judge ruled on January 30th in favor of half-a-million Individual Indian Money account holders who argued the Department of Interior’s
NARF to Co-Counsel U.S. Supreme Court Case
Washington D.C.-On January 4, 2008, the United States Supreme Court accepted the petition of a non-Indian bank to review a decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the
Court Denies Government’s Motion in Tribal Trust Funds Case
On December 19, 2007 the district court for the District of Columbia denied a motion made by the Federal Government in the Nez Perce Tribe v. Kempthorne action filed by NARF
