Settlement Reached In Yup'ik Language and Voter Assistance Case by the State of Alaska, Native American Rights Fund, Northern Justice Project and American Civil Liberties Union
Back row: Joe Alexie (Tuluksak Tribal Council), Jason Brandeis (Alaska ACLU), Peter Andrew (Tuluksak Tribal Council), Michael Martin (Kasigluk Traditional Council), Jim Tucker (attorney), Nick David (Tuntutuliak Tribal Council) Front row: Jim Davis (attorney), Leo Beaver (Kasigluk Traditional Council), Robert Enoch (Tuntutuliak Tribal Council), Natalie Landreth (NARF Attorney) and Elsie Nichols (Kasigluk Traditional Council)
NARF Development Director Carly Hare was honored by the Boulder County Business Report’s “Forty Under 40.” This award recognizes young entrepreneurs at local clean-energy companies to up-and-coming leaders in the nonprofit sector, from banking executives to real estate professionals. These individuals are the rising stars of the Boulder Valley.
While Carly Hare was program director for the Community Foundation serving Boulder and Broomfield Counties, she was the driving force behind the foundation’s Expanding Leadership Initiative, with a mission of increasing the representation of people of color on the boards and the staff of nonprofit organizations. Now in her new role at the Native American Rights Fund, she has the potential to impact the national scene as well.
Throughout 2010, we will provide a timeline of the growth and impact of the Native American Rights Fund. We will chronicle NARF events, important cases that set precedence and the cases that challenged sovereignty. Each E-Action Newsletter we will continue this story from our initial work through the cases and issues we are working on today.
