Alaska Inter-Tribal Council
The Alaska Inter-Tribal Council, as a statewide consortium of First Nations, which share a common bond with unique cultures, language, spirituality, and traditional values, declare our intent to proactively advocate for, protect, defend, and enhance our inherent rights, as self-determining tribal sovereigns. Through self-empowerment, we shall continue to embrace our traditional values, knowledge, and wisdom to guide our role as stewards of our homeland, our culture, language and way of life. Proactively, we commit to preserving and protecting our indigenous livelihood traditions of hunting, trapping, fishing, and gathering. We affirm that our cultural, social, economic, spiritual and community well being are wholly interconnected with Mother Earth and all Creation. We shall exercise leadership by practicing honor of our elders, love for our children, and respect and reverence for all Creation. We shall always remember our ancestry as we teach our coming generations. In service to our people, we shall promote initiatives, which support economic community self-sufficiency and self-sustaining tribal governments.
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Alaska Native Justice Center
The Alaska Native Justice Center is a non-profit organization to advocate and serve the unmet needs of the Alaska Native community in the civil and criminal justice system.
The Alaska Native Justice Center (ANJC) is a nonprofit organization established in 1993 to advocate for, and serve the unmet needs of, the Alaska Native and American Indian communities in the adult justice system, juvenile justice system, and child welfare system.
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American Indian Development Associates
The American Indian Development Associates (AIDA) a 100% American Indian-owned small business, has been an important resource for Indian tribes since 1988. A primary focus of AIDA activities is research-guided program development for tribal justice systems and programs. Our goal is to assist American Indian and Alaska Native tribes and communities in developing culturally appropriate and effective ways of dealing with the crime, violence, and victimization problems faced by Indian communities. A broad-based, comprehensive, and multidisciplinary approach is used by AIDA's staff and associates whose areas of expertise range from criminal and juvenile justice, law, research, and public administration to maternal and child health and statistics.
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California Indian Legal Services
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DCI America
To address the training and technical assistance needs of tribal organizations throughout the U.S.and Canada.
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Falmouth Institute
To be the premier provider of culturally relevant education and information services for North American Indian tribes and organizations.
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Fox Valley Technical College - Criminal Justice
The Criminal Justice Center for Innovation at Fox Valley Technical College addresses the diverse and evolving needs of criminal justice and community service professionals by developing and providing specialized resources, innovative training and onsite technical assistance.
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Indian Dispute Resolution Service, Inc.
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Indian Law Clinic
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National American Indian Court Judges
The mission of the Association, as a national representative membership organization, is to strengthen and enhance tribal justice systems.
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National Indian Law Library
The National Indian Law Library (NILL) is a public law library devoted to federal Indian and tribal law. Our mission is to develop and make accessible a unique and valuable collection of information and to assist people with their Indian law-related information needs. Special emphasis is placed on helping individuals and organizations who are working on behalf of Native Americans and have the potential to positively influence their lives.
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National Institute for Trial Advocacy
NITA believes all people are entitled to quality legal representation by skilled
and ethical advocates. NITA's mission is to provide the best possible training in advocacy skills and
techniques for resolving disputes and to foster professionally responsible behavior emphasizing
ethics, candor, civility, and judicial economy.
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National Tribal Judicial College
The National Tribal Judicial Center at The National Judicial College offers courses in judicial education, and it is among the first institutions to address the special needs of Native American tribal law practitioners. The curricula presented is innovative and sophisticated, designed to enhance the professional skills of tribal judges. The Center’s main objective is to improve justice through national programs of education and training directed toward judicial proficiency, competency, skills and understanding. While many courses pertain only to tribal court judges, The Center encourages participants to look over the other courses offered by The National Judicial College that will enhance professional skills. The Center is new to the NJC and is funded by a generous grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance.
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National Tribal Justice Resource Center
To provide technical assistance to Native American tribes and Alaskan Native villages in an effort to help develop and enhance tribal justice systems. Tribal Justice Systems are one of the most visible signs of tribal sovereignty. Through our efforts we preserve that sovereignty and assist tribes to effectively govern and maintain peace in their communities.
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Native American Alliance Foundation
NAAF seeks out and embraces the teachings and advice of our elders and spiritual advisors. From them we know and apply basic principles in all that we do.
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Native American Circle, Ltd.
Native American Circle, Ltd. (NAC) is a non-profit, tax exempt victim advocacy organization. NAC's programs are available to tribes operating batterer intervention and victim services programs to aid survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking crimes, as well as to non-Indian programs desiring to offer culturally competent victim services. Additionally, we provide technical assistance targeted to meet the needs of recipients of Violence Against Women Act funding, including recipients of STOP Violence Against Indian Women Grants, Rural Domestic Violence and Child Victimization Enforcement Grants, and Grants to Encourage Arrest Policies and Enforcement of Protection Orders.
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Native American Legal Resource Center
The Native American Legal Resource Center provides capacity building services to tribal communities and creates opportunities for students, faculty, staff and the broader University Community to utilize knowledge and resources to serve the needs of Indian Country in a culturally appropriate and efficient manner for a maximum positive impact.
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The National Tribal Judicial Center
Advancing justice in tribal communities through national programs of education and training directed toward proficiency, competency and integrity of the judiciary and court personnel.
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Tribal Judicial Institute
It is the mission of the Tribal Judicial Institute to promote tribal justice and to actively participate in the development of tribal justice systems. Through education and training it is the mission of Tribal Judicial Institute staff to assist in the planning, implementation and enhancement of tribal justice systems programs.
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Tribal Justice Statistics Assistance Center
The mission of the Tribal Justice Statistics Assistance Center (TJSAC) is to provide training and technical assistance to American Indian and Alaska Native tribes to improve the quality and use of justice statistics in those communities. TJSAC does not collect data from tribal justice systems; rather, it provides information and training to help tribes use statistics more effectively.
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Tribal Law and Policy Institute
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