Monthly Archives: March 2011

Cross posted from Lingit Latseen From The Oregonian The group’s enemies, Thinn said, are oil-factory modules moving up the Columbia River, across the states of Idaho and Montana, and into Canada’s oil sands, where Imperial Oil, a subsidiary of Exxon-Mobil, … Continue reading →

Two great posts on Tribal Law below. In short, “Tribal Law,” as we think of it today, is largely a BIA/Anglo style court system that has further undermined and destroyed our traditional forms of tribal and clan based dispute mediation … Continue reading →

Great post from Aandeiyeen over at The one who watches over the land. She’ll be visiting southeast Alaska communities to “learn about the issues they are facing when it comes to traditional and customary use (“subsistence”) management.” Aandeiyeen shows us … Continue reading →

Our survival depends on our ability to rebuild our clans and tribes and defend and protect our traditional tribal and clan territory. From Warrior Publications When we consider the growing potential for the entire industrial system to collapse (or self-destruct), … Continue reading →