Native Peoples Law Caucus
The aim of the Native Peoples Law Caucus is to provide a forum in which Native law and other issues that impact Indigenous Peoples worldwide can be discussed, ideas shared, information exchanged, and education offered. The Caucus encourages and facilitates the analysis, cataloging, collection, dissemination, management, organization, and preservation of Native law in accordance with cultural tradition.
Part of the American Association of Law Libraries Officers: Chairperson – Sherri Nicole Thomas Webmaster – Monica Martens Newsletter – Faye Hadley & Gretchen VanDam Treasurer – Monica Martens TLC - David Selden Meeting Minutes 2006 (St. Louis) 2005 (San Antonio) 2004 (Boston) 2003 (Seattle) 2006 Member Directory Newsletters 2006 2005 2004 Selected Native American Law Web Sites: Mabee Legal Information Center, University of Tulsa College of Law Tribal Law Journal Arizona State University College of Law Indian Legal Program National Native American Law Students Association National Indian Law Library (Native American Rights Fund) Email the Webmaster © 2006 American Association of Law Libraries Last modified: July 10, 2008 11:40 AM		Recent news / Upcoming Events: September News: If you missed the TS-SIS program at AALL, visit the program web site to download program materials -- Library of Congress Online Classification: A Gateway to Web Resources? NPLC has a blog for members -- Email Monica Martens (mmartens@narf.org) to set up yourself as a blog author. New: Home page and materials for the Tribal Law Cooperative New: List of libraries collecting tribal laws. Recently published: Celebrating Diversity: A Legacy of Minority Leadership in AALL. This book is no. 71 in the AALL Publication Series, published by Hein, and all royalties from the publication will be contributed to the AALL and Thomson West George A. Strait Minority Scholarship Endowment Fund. Read more: Flyer | W.S. Hein website   Resources From Caucus Members: "Indian Nations Archives: How to Build a Tribal Legal History" -- Nancy Carol Carter, University of San Diego School of Law, with support from an American Association of Law Libraries Lexis/Nexis Research Grant. Research guides: Native American Legal Research Guide, Mabee Legal Information Center, University of Tulsa College of Law Basic Indian Law Research Tips -- Part I: Federal Indian Law (2008) - National Indian Law Library Basic Indian Law Research Tips -- Part II: Tribal Law (2007) - National Indian Law Library Laws of Tribes: Native American Constitution and Law Digitization Project - University of Oklahoma Law Library Tribal Law Gateway - National Indian Law Library "Creating a Native American Surplus Book Bank" (Gift Books for Tribal Courts) -- Kris Proskus; PowerPoint presentation presented in San Antonio, Monday, July 18, 2005: Gift Books for Tribal Courts. (This copy of the presentation is offered in PDF format.) List of libraries collecting tribal laws.