National Native American Law Students Association

Kanji & Katzen, PLLC, with offices in Seattle, Washington, and Ann Arbor, Michigan, seeks an attorney for either office. Kanji & Katzen’s nationwide legal practice focuses exclusively on the representation of tribes, tribal organizations, and tribal members. The firm assists tribes in protecting their sovereignty, their natural and cultural resources, and their lands, and in [...]

Students working in DC Summer 2012, The Native American Bar Association -DC Chapter is hosting a summer long mentorship program. NALSA members will be matched up with NABA members in the DC area to learn and experience the ins and outs of being a Native attorney or practicing Indian law in DC. * The level [...]

Each summer the Native American Bar Association of D.C. organizes a the “NABA Brown Bag Lunch Program.” The NABA Brown Bag lunches are hosted by federal agencies, private law firms, and non-profit organizations. We typically organize two lunches per week. The NABA Brown Bags aim to introduce students to the broad range of Indian law [...]

The Center for Native American Youth was founded by former US Senator Byron Dorgan in February 2011. Through outreach, research, communication, policy development and advocacy, the Center is strengthening and creating new connections to increase awareness of AI/AN youth issues while also exchanging resources through a one-stop resource center. The Senior Program Manager will lead [...]

Treaty Rights Interns: The Justice Program needs assistance in researching and preparing legal analysis of treaty rights litigation. The goal of this project is protection of natural resources. This protection is critical to ensuring that future generations will be able to carry out traditional economic and cultural activities as intended by the Ojibwe signers of [...]

First Session – May 29 – June 28, 2012 Federal Indian Law Professor Frank Pommersheim Gaming and Economic Development in Indian Country Professor Colin Hampson Strategies and Innovations to Strengthen Indian Children and Families Professor Sarah Deer Alaska Native Corptations and the Law Professor David Voluck Second Session – July 3 – August 6, 2012 [...]

Research and writing, and advocacy before federal agencies and Congress in a small Native American Law and Policy Practice in the Washington DC area. Hours can be flexible for full or part time. Opportunity to draft pleadings and work in a variety of legal and governmental affairs matters. Perfer someone with strong computer skills and [...]

The National Indian Gaming Association (NIGA), established in 1985, is a non-profit organization of 184 Indian Nations with other non-voting associate members representing organizations, tribes and businesses engaged in tribal gaming enterprises from around the country. The mission of NIGA is to protect and preserve the general welfare of tribes striving for economic self-sufficiency. To [...]

Procopio has a long standing tradition of providing growth opportunities to the community it serves . With our Native American Law Internship Program, we extend this tradition specifically to the Native American Community interested in entering the legal field . Mission and Projects The Native American Law Internship provides an opportunity for a Native American [...]

Hobbs, Straus, Dean & Walker, LLP (www.hobbsstraus.com), a boutique law firm specializing in Indian Law, has positions available for its Summer 2012 Law Clerk Program in the Washington, DC Office. The program runs from mid-May through late August with exact dates flexible, depending on law school schedules. Because we represent Native American and Alaskan Native [...]