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UW law professor available on Navajo Nation water rights case before U.S. Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

UW law professor available on Navajo Nation water rights case before U.S. Supreme Court

Monte Mills, professor of law at the University of Washington and director of the UW Native American Law Center, is available to speak on State of Arizona v. Na

Guest opinion: Salmon management must build on lessons of past 50 years - Vimarsana News

Guest opinion: Salmon management must build on lessons of past 50 years

One year from now, in February 2024, we will mark the 50th anniversary of federal Judge George Boldt’s ruling in United States vs. Washington, which affirmed tribes’ treaty-reserved rights to harvest salmon outside of our reservations.

Inslee like a fish out of water regarding gillnets | Bainbridge Island Review - Vimarsana News

Inslee like a fish out of water regarding gillnets | Bainbridge Island Review

One year from now, in February 2024, we will mark the 50th anniversary of federal Judge George Boldt’s ruling in United States vs. Washington, which affirmed tribes treaty-reserved rights to harvest salmon outside of our reservations.

OU welcomes prospective engineers - Vimarsana News

OU welcomes prospective engineers

The University of Oklahoma’s Memorial Union was bustling Tuesday with high school students and teachers who joined representatives from the Gallogly College of Engineering for its annual open house.

Children of 40 Native American tribes forced to attend IN school - Vimarsana News

Children of 40 Native American tribes forced to attend IN school

White's Indiana Manual Labor Institute, located in Wabash, operated as a residential school for Native American children from 1882 to 1895.

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