Best Practices for Nonprofits Working with Tribal Nations
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Join Columbia Riverkeeper and colleagues as we discuss “Best Practices for Nonprofits Working with Tribal Nations.”
In this webinar, we will explore:
- Tribal sovereignty, and the significance of considering sovereignty as nonprofits with work that impacts Tribes
- Approaches nonprofits should consider to respectfully engage with Tribes
- How nonprofits can incorporate practices that prevent harm to Tribal Nations’ rights
- Case studies of lessons learned at Columbia Riverkeeper over the years of working with Tribes
- Your questions
RSVP to be part of this important conversation!
Speakers include: Erica Costa, Indian Law attorney at Berkey Williams, LLC. Erica is a descendant of the Sherwood Valley Rancheria Band of Pomo Indians and Round Valley Indian Tribes. Se-ah-dom Edmo, Executive Director, Seeding Justice. Se-ah-dom is Shoshone-Bannock, Nez Perce and Yakama. Lauren Goldberg, Executive Director, Columbia Riverkeeper and former legal and program director for the organization.
Note: this webinar is geared toward Environmental Nonprofit Professionals but all are welcome to attend.
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