Goals of the Quinalt Nation to perserve their people. Discussion about times becoming tough and federal programs deminishing. Quinalt Tribal codes enacted to help prevent threats for future Indians.

A special report prepared for the inter-tribal study group on tribal/state relations. The drive for political equality, tribes are outside the U.S. federal system. Symptoms of a greater problem, toward…

Even teh most comprehensive written rights are essentially useless and even dangerous unless they are associated with mechanisms providing for the beneficiaries. The case of the indigenous populations of the…

The environmental contamination is contiguous to the violation of the Human Rights. Melting plants causing contamination that is effecting the Tambo, Ensenada and other regions’ agriculture and people.

Delivery of services to Indian Tribal members, appropriate exercise of Tribal Government function. Appropriations for Indian programs, Federal Administration of Indian programs. Trust responsibilities, Indian Tribes and their future.

Disruption between the balance of the natural and supernatural. Indigenous people are capable of living within close proximity of the natural and supernatural without disrupting it.

Haudenosaunee chiefs feel it is necessary for every human being to protect mother nature and the wise and good men of the world should be considered chiefs. People need to…

Effort to work together on a government-to-government basis on Cedar River issues between the Muckleshoot Tribe and the City of Seattle. Recognition of each other’s issues and acknowledgement of mutual…

Canada not holding their responsibility for the rights of Native People. Basic rights of Native People of Canada: Indians have a life expectancy ten years less than Canadians, they experience…

Indigenous homelands and transnational corporations. Who controls a corporation? Do transnationals work together? Where do banks and the international monetary fund fit in? What is the role of indigenous peoples?…