WHAT: Surprise traditionalist guest speaker.  AIHFS has the unexpected honor to host Sicangu Spiritual Leader Harold Thompson who will share his knowledge and teachings of the Lakota Inipi and significance of the Canupa (Sacred Pipe)
WHO: Harold Whitehorse Thompson Lakota Sundance LEader From the Rosebud Sioux Tribe of South Dakota
WHERE:  American Indian Health & Family Services [...]

What is the Reservation Election Protection Project?
The goal of the project is to place lawyers and/or trained election observers in South Dakota Indian Reservation communities and polling places on Election Day to insure that all voters’ rights are protected. This election protection project is part of a larger ongoing effort undertaken by a group called [...]

Native American Studies Faculty Exchange Series, Philip Deloria speaking on: “Broadway and Main: Crossroads, Ghost Roads, and Pathways to an American Studies Future”
When: Fri, Oct 10, 2008 12:00 PM - Fri, Oct 10, 2008 1:30 PM
Where: 3773 Haven Hall

You can help!

Howard Kimewon of the Native Studies Ojibwe Language Program will be speaking on:
“Trends in Teaching and Using Indigenous Languages”
Friday, September 19, 12:00pm 3773 Haven Hall.
Lunch will be served.

6pm Room 116
Agenda Items:

1L Welcoming
Elections
Discuss NALSA events (Indian Law Day, Federal Indian Law Career Panel)

 
Food provided

Here is the second part.
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 American Indian Law Day 2008, Panel 2 [66:30m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Here is the first part of this years American Indian Law Day.
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 American Indian Law Day Panel 1 [122:04m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Sadly, another year at Michigan Law is drawing to a close. But luckily, that gives us yet ANOTHER reason for ANOTHER NALSA event!
What: End of the Year Dinner
When: Wednesday, April 16 *Last Day of Classes*
Where: Sadoko, 1321 South University, 6:00pm …and later
The amazing thing about NALSA is that we all get along and we like [...]

NALSA would like to thank all the speakers and sponsors for making this year’s American Indian Law Day a success.