Center for World Indigenous Studies
The Quinault Government has historically maintained a distant relationship with the government of the State of Washington. Many of the eleven legal contests in which the Quinault Indian Nation is…
learn more downloadIndian Association of Alberta, Constitutional exclusion leavs us no choice. The legal status and legal rights of the Indian People in Canada are anterior to and independent of the British…
learn more downloadStatement of the Grand Chief, Four Nations Confederacy, to Provincial Territorial Organizations meeting in Winnipeg, April 1-2, 1981 on the proposed Constitutional Package.
learn more downloadThe Onondaga Council of Chiefs: Memorandum on Tribal Sovereignty
learn more downloadA civics question: Who represents the sovereignty of nations? Behind all the claims and misunderstandings, what about common sense?
learn more downloadDiscrimination Against Indigenous Populations: Written statement submitted by the Four Directions Council, a non-governmental organization in consultative status The Secretary-General has received the following communication which is circulated in accordance…
learn more downloadRacism on the Flathead Reservation A CORRELATION OF THE CONFEDERATED SALISH & KOOTENAI TRIBES’ ABILITY TO EFFECTIVELY SELF-GOVERN
learn more downloadListed below are answers to some of the questions being raised about Treaty Indian fishing rights, 50 percent catch limits, competitive advantages and steelhead, to name a few. The Northwest…
learn more downloadThe President published a Federal Indian Policy on January 24, 1983, supporting the primary role of Tribal Governments in matters affecting American Indian reservations. That policy stressed two related themes:…
learn more downloadThe Administrator has signed the attached EPA Indian Policy. This document sets forth the broad principles that will guide the Agency in its relations with American Indian Tribal Governments and…
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