Bree Black Horse ’13 first Native American named to Yakima County bench
Bree Black Horse ’13, an adjunct professor and inaugural director of Seattle University School of Law’s Central Washington Hybri
Milestones in Motion
Explore the Northwest Center for Indigenous Law's latest annual report, highlighting updates regarding scholarship, advocacy, and community partnership in service of tribal sovereignty and Indigenous justice. View the full digital booklet below.
News & Events
NCIL Secures $300K Grant to Launch Tribal Estate Planning Fellowship
The Northwest Center for Indigenous Law received a grant to launch the Tribal Estate Planning and Legal Access Fellowship.
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Fostering Future Indigenous Attorneys
The renamed Northwest Center for Indigenous Law launches a plan focused on greater access.
Indigenous Law Programs
Seattle U Law offers programs specializing in Indigenous Law and Tribal Law for both current and aspiring lawyers.
Student Opportunities & Resources
Law students can participate in co-curricular activities to deepen their involvement with Indigenous Law issues.
Community Work
Northwest Center for Indigenous Law works with NW tribes to educate and advance Indigenous Law, Tribal Law and tribal sovereignty.
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