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A 25-Year Story in Three Videos – Turtle Talk
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A 25-Year Story in Three Videos – Turtle Talk

NARF has published three videos on YouTube marking 25 years of the Tribal Supreme Court Project. The videos tell a story about coordinated advocacy and the work still ahead. Together, they trace the Project’s origins, show how its strategy shaped cases such as McGirt and Brackeen, and consider next steps, including earlier work in lower courts, stronger factual records, and pathways for Native attorneys to argue before the Supreme Court. The third and future-facing video names a gap I wrote about last month. University of Colorado Law School University Distinguished Professor and Nicholas Doman Professor of International Law S. James Anaya, who argued Nevada v. Hicks in 2001, was the last Native attorney to argue before the Supreme Court. The Project’s next chapter, the speakers say, must include mentorship and pathways to a Native Supreme Court practice bar. The videos celebrate what coordination has made possible. They also address the question of how Indian Country can work to ensure Native advocates have the opportunity to stand at the lectern in future Supreme Court oral arguments. Click on the image above to watch the videos. Source link
Failure to formally apply defeats discrimination and retaliation claims
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Failure to formally apply defeats discrimination and retaliation claims

An employee who alleged that Wayne State University wrongfully failed to select him as permanent chair of a medical school department could not pursue discrimination and retaliation claims. The post Failure to formally apply defeats discrimination and retaliation claims appeared first on Michigan Lawyers Weekly. Source link
Aanikoobijigan and the Law of Bringing Ancestors Home – Turtle Talk
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Aanikoobijigan and the Law of Bringing Ancestors Home – Turtle Talk

Aanikoobijigan, a new documentary by Ojibwe filmmakers Adam and Zack Khalil, follows the Michigan Anishinaabek Cultural Preservation and Repatriation Alliance as Tribal repatriation specialists work to bring Ancestors and funerary belongings home from museums and universities, including Michigan State University. NAGPRA provides the legal framework, but the film also asks how these institutions came to possess Native human remains in the first place, and what this means for Tribes seeking to bring their relatives home. Aanikoobijigan won the NEXT Audience Award at Sundance. Michigan readers will have two upcoming opportunities to see it: October 12 at the Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor, and Friday, October 16 at MSU’s Broad Art Museum as part of the Underground Film Festival. MSU is also tentatively planning a daytime screening and Tribal panel around the film, along with additional NAGPRA education and awareness programming for Native American Heritage Month. MSU’s NAGPRA office is also preparing a history of the university’s NAGPRA compliance for release in connection with that programming. Further reading Sundance Institute, Space and Time Aren’t Linear in “Aanikoobijigan [ancestor/great-grandparent/great-grandchild]” Aanikoobijigan Press Kit Source link

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