We are excited to share the Northwest Center for Indigenous Law’s inaugural annual report.
Over the past few years, the Center has worked hard to ensure we are meeting the needs of all the communities we serve. And while the Center has served our community for over two decades, this report reflects our recent growth. Along the way, we’ve taken time to listen, learn, and better understand what is needed to advance the study and practice of Tribal Nations and Indigenous Law. We know that it takes active listening, research, humility, and raising up a new generation of lawyers who have a deep understanding of and respect for Tribal Nations. Inside, you'll find updates on our academic programs, community partnerships, and the students and communities our work supports. As we continue to strengthen our programs, the Center remains committed to advancing its mission through impactful scholarship, thoughtful advocacy, and strong partnerships with Tribal Nations across the region, all in support of Tribal sovereignty and Indigenous justice.
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Follow the links below for more about our Indian community outreach.
Northwest Center for Indigenous Law
Sullivan Hall 313
901 12th Avenue
P.O. Box 222000
Seattle, WA 98122
206-398-4084
NCIL@seattleu.edu