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    Considering Contributions

    ByAdmin4Native Legal Update February 26, 2022April 13, 2022

    Do you have something to worthwhile to say about Native American issues? Alternatively, are you aware of a resource about Native Americans that you believe is under appreciated, it really should be better known? If so, we would consider publishing an article from you on your interest or find. To let us know of you…

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    Reviving Native Legal Update

    ByAdmin4Native Legal Update January 20, 2022April 13, 2022

    NativeLegalUpdate.com was the domain name associated with a blog on Native American Issues from a legal perspective. Offered by a major law firm, it ran from 2008 through 2016. After that the law firm restructured, merging with another law firm, and discontinued its blog offerings, now simply providing information on its services. We thought this…

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    New Film On Alaska Native Life And Culture: “I Am Yup’ik”

    ByAdmin4Native Legal Update February 23, 2016June 14, 2022

    ESPN Films has released a new film by Daniele Anastastion and Nathan Golon entitled “I am Yup’ik” – a powerful portrait of life in an Alaska Native community on the Bering Sea coast.  The film can be viewed HERE.

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    US Department of Interior Allocates $3 Billion for Native Programs in 2017

    ByAdmin4Native Legal Update February 23, 2016June 14, 2022

    US Department of Interior Allocates $3 Billion for Native Programs in 2017 Department of Interior Secretary Sally Jewell has presented Congress with the Department’s overall budget request of $13.4 billion for 2017, which earmarks nearly $3 billion for Native American programs — a $137.6 million increase above the enacted level for the 2016 budget. It asks for…

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    Harry Potter Author Offends Native American Scholars With New Story

    ByAdmin4Native Legal Update February 23, 2016June 14, 2022

    holykaw.alltop.com The first story of Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling’s new “History of Magic in North America” series has offended some indigenous scholars and members of Native American communities. The story, which chronicles wizards from the 14th to the 17th centuries, was criticized for lumping all Native Americans into one group, appropriating their stories and “completely re-writing…

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    Special Presentation: The Creek Story of Tulsa

    ByAdmin4Native Legal Update February 23, 2016April 23, 2022

    From Tallassee, AL to Tulsey, I.T.: The Creek Story of Tulsa Presentation by J.D. Colbert Saturday, April 23rd, 11:00 AM It is widely believed that the history of Tulsa only dates to 1882 with the arrival of the Frisco railroad in Tulsa. However, the history of Tulsa can actually be traced to the arrival of…

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    APTN To Launch New 24-Hour Native American Cable Network

    ByAdmin4Native Legal Update February 23, 2016April 23, 2022

    Canadian cable television broadcaster the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network is starting a new network across the border in the United States.  APTN has announced it is launching the All Nations Network with Castalia Communications. Described as a “24-hour network” APTN said ANN intends to provide “native news sports, scripted, lifestyle, feature-length movies and children’s programming written, produced,…

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    Tribes Receive $940 Million In Federal Contracts Settlement

    ByAdmin4Native Legal Update February 23, 2016April 23, 2022

    A federal judge has approved a $940 million settlement between the United States and Native American tribes over claims the government shorted tribes for decades on contract costs to manage education, law enforcement and other federal services. The approval starts the funds release process, which will pay out to claims by individual tribes over several months. Nearly…

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    Armed Stand-Off Land In Oregon Was Once Promised To Tribal Nation

    ByAdmin4Native Legal Update February 23, 2016June 14, 2022

    The lands in the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon that were recently occupied by an armed group angry regarding federal land use policy were originally promised by the U.S. to the Burns Paiute Tribe for a reservation. The reservation never materialized however, as the federal government shifted course and declared the area a nature preserve. The site is currently in…

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    Native-Owned Business Improving Lactation Facilities For Mothers

    ByAdmin4Native Legal Update February 23, 2016June 14, 2022

    New Mexico Community Capital, a Community Development Financial Institution supporting Native-owned businesses, has announced its newest Native Entrepreneur in Residence (NEIR) Participant, Stephanie Conduff of Leche Lounge located in Oklahoma. Leche Lactation suites are portable units that can be placed temporarily or permanently on site for pumping and nursing mothers. Fulfilling the requirements of pumping laws, Leche Lounge…

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