Working to protect the legal rights, cultures and environments of Indian nations and other indigenous peoples of the Americas since 1978.

For more than 46 years, the Indian Law Resource Center has significantly helped shape modern Indigenous rights advocacy. Foley is the first Executive Director to follow in the footsteps of the …

If approved, this law would set a dangerous precedent that could trigger mass land invasions and the indiscriminate exploitation of Indigenous territories, gravely endangering the lives of …

Take part in a new campaign to end violence against Native women. The campaign is a joint project between the Indian Law Resource Center and the National Indigenous Women's …

The Center provides legal assistance to Indian nations and other indigenous peoples in the United States and throughout the Americas. All of our work is done at no cost to our clients. Indian …

The Center’s Safe Women, Strong Nations project partners with Native women’s organizations and Indian and Alaska Native nations to end violence against Native women and girls.

We help indigenous leaders to promote and defend their human rights, to use human rights law to change domestic law and to use their political power to change the United States’ policies …

Helping Indian leaders initiate, win, and implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples has been an important part of...

We are making plans now to provide the needed experts on a much larger scale so that hundreds of Indian communities and millions of acres of land can be legally protected from invaders, …

The Center's Native Land Law Project has prepared a framework of 15 General Principles of Law concerning Native Lands that would recognize that Indian nations have the full legal rights of …