everyone js welcome! AWS
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A newsleffer for members and friends of the AALL Native Peoples Low Caucus.
Ideas to Discuss at Our Nexl f\lecting You'U notice th at this letterhead look ~ hkc the bcgiruung of a brand new newsletter. Actually, our caucus has nut decided on a ncw~lclte r. I'm afraid th at I haven 't been able to send out more than one general infom1ation lener du ring the past year. Perh~ps someone would like to act as an editor. Also, should we have officers'! Last year there was a decision to have just a coordinator, but more hands make the work.load lighter. Whar about a steering co1111ni11cc'I A purpose and 1mlicy statemenl? Or should we keep our caucu~ informal aud a ~soc i ationa l ? The future of the cu ucus is grand but the 1lircc lion is up for grJl>s. --1\Taria l'nrtli. Caucus Coordinator
Aho!
SECOND ANNUAL AA.LL NATIVE PEOPLES LAW CAUCUS l\IEETING l\1on d ny, ,July 20 5:00-7:00 p ru
Location: llil ton Hotel Snn Fr nncisco (See your r cgistrntlon mnt.crials for the cxnct r oom)
711< AAU. N11lll't f'taples Law Ca11c11s is 11 rauru.r llf lilt i\111rrir.an i\.v.wciario11 of I. aw 1..1/J1on es.
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EVERYONE JS WELCOME!
PltaJt otf1l1 rss co11u11~nrs conctrning tllt
caucus
10:
Unfru.1iry of Oklahonw LOI\' L/br11ry 3110 11mhrrdel/ Rd.
Numwn, OK 73019
The American l11dl1lll Libnuics Newleuer This newsletter is produced by Arncricun lncli:tn library Association. Its full of reference tips 1111d current news effecting libraries. 1 he ne wsletter is sent by subscription $10 (individuals). $25 (libraries. institutions, agencies). Adtlress: Charles Townley, Dean of the LibrJry, New Mexico SUlte University, Box 30006. Lns Cruces. NM 88003-0006.
United Natiun Mntcri:tls Margaret Aycock tr.icked down inlcm:ilional docu111c.nts for other cuucus members. Margaret, our colleague anti reference librarian lnr intcn•at1on and foreign lnw Ill tltc llarvan:I Law School libmry wrote thal: "At our cuucus meeting, I mentioned U.N. documents concerning indigenous peoples and promised to find out more infonnation. When I returned to Harvllrd, after a not very successful search in UNDOC: CURRENT lndex. I contacted the U.N. Centre for Human Rights for more infomllltion. Tite ~roup is the U.N. llunmn Rights Commission, Sub· Commission on Prevention of Discrimination aml Protcc:lion of Mirtoritics, Working Group on Indigenous Populations. I enclose the inforn•alion that the Centre sent me concerning thee current activities of the working group." A copy of the infonnation Marg11rct uncovered will be at our next 11\Ceting. 1l1e work includes detailed and interesting discussions on di~c1 imination against indigenous peoples. the significance of treaties and agreements, the cnvi1011111~nl am.I sclf-devclop111cnt by indigeonous peoples, the intematiorial year for indige nous rights. a voluutary fund for indigc.nous populations, and a group strudying contemporary fonns of slavery.
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To receive a free bimontl1ly ncwslcllcr th at n:pons on Smitl1~onian activities, events and programs of interest to Native Americans, write lo : Smith.~onain Runner. Office of Public Affairs, SmiU1sonian Institution. Washington, D.C. 20560, or call 202/357-2627.
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J o Ebert. a representative of that co111p1111y. lms donmed w1 ongoing subscription or Native Peoples Law Cimtions 10 the AALL Native Peoples Law Caucus. Selected ponion or those citutions urc included in this report and lhc cnti~ run, thus 1el·civcd, will be available for phoLOcopying for our members at the next meeting in Sa11 F11.111ciscn. The l~fo1~nation Droadcnsting Comp:my has many ncwslcttc1s devoted to legal ~UbJCCls that show c11a11ons of legal articles complete with descriptors and often with abstracts. The phon~ nu1~bcr or the lnfonuation Broadcasting Company ls 703/27C\-!161J(I, Yvt1 can oilier complete articles of the listed cit;stions from that company. 1111' 11111•1 nnn:rrrn11mnr11111rn1111111nlll1Ti 111 n1111111111111nn1n11111111
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Our First Program! Our caucus is co-~p1111soring n progran1 on Monday, July 20, R:JU :1.111. - 10:00 a.m. The program is cnLiled ''l11e Word Pnsscd Down, 1•192- 1992: The Developing Luw of J lum:rn Hights of Indigenous Peoples". The program will cover new evolving legal concepts which will have profound effects on the relations between notfrc peoples :uound the world. Kirke Kickingbird, the Director of Lhe Nntive American Legal Resource Center, i~ one of the speakers. Kirke is t.he brother of our ow n caucus member law lihnu ian Hobi n l
A newsleffer for members and friends of the AALL Native Peoples Low Caucus.
Ideas to Discuss at Our Nexl f\lecting You'U notice th at this letterhead look ~ hkc the bcgiruung of a brand new newsletter. Actually, our caucus has nut decided on a ncw~lclte r. I'm afraid th at I haven 't been able to send out more than one general infom1ation lener du ring the past year. Perh~ps someone would like to act as an editor. Also, should we have officers'! Last year there was a decision to have just a coordinator, but more hands make the work.load lighter. Whar about a steering co1111ni11cc'I A purpose and 1mlicy statemenl? Or should we keep our caucu~ informal aud a ~soc i ationa l ? The future of the cu ucus is grand but the 1lircc lion is up for grJl>s. --1\Taria l'nrtli. Caucus Coordinator
Aho!
SECOND ANNUAL AA.LL NATIVE PEOPLES LAW CAUCUS l\IEETING l\1on d ny, ,July 20 5:00-7:00 p ru
Location: llil ton Hotel Snn Fr nncisco (See your r cgistrntlon mnt.crials for the cxnct r oom)
711< AAU. N11lll't f'taples Law Ca11c11s is 11 rauru.r llf lilt i\111rrir.an i\.v.wciario11 of I. aw 1..1/J1on es.
/~!.\
EVERYONE JS WELCOME!
PltaJt otf1l1 rss co11u11~nrs conctrning tllt
caucus
10:
Unfru.1iry of Oklahonw LOI\' L/br11ry 3110 11mhrrdel/ Rd.
Numwn, OK 73019
The American l11dl1lll Libnuics Newleuer This newsletter is produced by Arncricun lncli:tn library Association. Its full of reference tips 1111d current news effecting libraries. 1 he ne wsletter is sent by subscription $10 (individuals). $25 (libraries. institutions, agencies). Adtlress: Charles Townley, Dean of the LibrJry, New Mexico SUlte University, Box 30006. Lns Cruces. NM 88003-0006.
United Natiun Mntcri:tls Margaret Aycock tr.icked down inlcm:ilional docu111c.nts for other cuucus members. Margaret, our colleague anti reference librarian lnr intcn•at1on and foreign lnw Ill tltc llarvan:I Law School libmry wrote thal: "At our cuucus meeting, I mentioned U.N. documents concerning indigenous peoples and promised to find out more infonnation. When I returned to Harvllrd, after a not very successful search in UNDOC: CURRENT lndex. I contacted the U.N. Centre for Human Rights for more infomllltion. Tite ~roup is the U.N. llunmn Rights Commission, Sub· Commission on Prevention of Discrimination aml Protcc:lion of Mirtoritics, Working Group on Indigenous Populations. I enclose the inforn•alion that the Centre sent me concerning thee current activities of the working group." A copy of the infonnation Marg11rct uncovered will be at our next 11\Ceting. 1l1e work includes detailed and interesting discussions on di~c1 imination against indigenous peoples. the significance of treaties and agreements, the cnvi1011111~nl am.I sclf-devclop111cnt by indigeonous peoples, the intematiorial year for indige nous rights. a voluutary fund for indigc.nous populations, and a group strudying contemporary fonns of slavery.
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F1cc Nc\\Slcuer
To receive a free bimontl1ly ncwslcllcr th at n:pons on Smitl1~onian activities, events and programs of interest to Native Americans, write lo : Smith.~onain Runner. Office of Public Affairs, SmiU1sonian Institution. Washington, D.C. 20560, or call 202/357-2627.
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I h.111l ) uu tu the lnfor111ali1111 llruadc:!.!>liug C111111ia11y!
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J o Ebert. a representative of that co111p1111y. lms donmed w1 ongoing subscription or Native Peoples Law Cimtions 10 the AALL Native Peoples Law Caucus. Selected ponion or those citutions urc included in this report and lhc cnti~ run, thus 1el·civcd, will be available for phoLOcopying for our members at the next meeting in Sa11 F11.111ciscn. The l~fo1~nation Droadcnsting Comp:my has many ncwslcttc1s devoted to legal ~UbJCCls that show c11a11ons of legal articles complete with descriptors and often with abstracts. The phon~ nu1~bcr or the lnfonuation Broadcasting Company ls 703/27C\-!161J(I, Yvt1 can oilier complete articles of the listed cit;stions from that company. 1111' 11111•1 nnn:rrrn11mnr11111rn1111111nlll1Ti 111 n1111111111111nn1n11111111
JI Ill I I J t t 11 11r111 11 1111111 11it1 11 11 tI Iti I1111 tI1t1 11 111111111' 11111111111111111I1I111T
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Our First Program! Our caucus is co-~p1111soring n progran1 on Monday, July 20, R:JU :1.111. - 10:00 a.m. The program is cnLiled ''l11e Word Pnsscd Down, 1•192- 1992: The Developing Luw of J lum:rn Hights of Indigenous Peoples". The program will cover new evolving legal concepts which will have profound effects on the relations between notfrc peoples :uound the world. Kirke Kickingbird, the Director of Lhe Nntive American Legal Resource Center, i~ one of the speakers. Kirke is t.he brother of our ow n caucus member law lihnu ian Hobi n l
