An overview for tribal leaders on Tribal Child Welfare, this guide provides some basic information on how to establish effective tribal governance and leadership. […]
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The third part of the National Indian Health Board’s article series on reentry with a focus on programming and an example reentry program. […]
The second part of the National Indian Health Board’s article series on reentry. […]
This article is the first in a series that looks at successful reentry strategies with a special focus on offenders with a history of substance abuse. […]
This publication will focus on American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) populations returning from tribal, county or regional jails or state prisons and includes background, practice tips, example programs, and […]
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This guide was written to provide guidance on promising practices and strategies related to offender reentry in Indian Country. It provides a historical overview, gives guidance in developing reentry programs, […]
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The purpose of this paper is to describe the current landscape of collaboration between state and tribal justice systems, detailing the history, barriers to effective cooperation, and promising recent developments […]
This manual is designed as a guide to help tribal courts through the initial steps of developing a Tribal Court CASA program and to assist in the early phases of […]
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This publication spotlights some of the most successful strategies and programs from judges’ organizations, individual court systems, state leadership, and court improvement organizations to navigate the complicated relationship between tribal […]
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This presentation developed by the National Center for State Courts discusses engagement and collaboration between state and tribal courts with considerations regarding ICWA, technology, training, and improvement. […]
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