Professor Robert Miller will be a featured speaker at the All Roads Lead to Chaco Canyon conference in Louisiana. The conference will be hosted on Coushatta land in Kinder, Louisiana, March 11-13. We have a conference website which has the agenda and registration. Right now, early bird registration is going on and we do offer student rates.
Find out more information here.
Getting a piece published can seem like a huge task, especially when you’re a student. Two of our excellent faculty members share their experience with publishing works and offer advice and opinions for those considering writing.
One for the books! New book on tribal economic development that offers accounts and perspectives on entrepreneurship in Indian Country co-edited and co-authored by Professor Robert J. Miller.
For more information, click here.
Have you heard the news? Our #ILPfamily is growing! We’ve recently added three new members to our team. We asked Professor Ann Marie Bledsoe Downes, Professor Lawrence Roberts and Distinguished Visiting Indian Law Professor Stacy Leeds about their experience as law students and how they feel starting out at a new school. Here is their full responses to our questions.
Our faculty has been involved in all sorts of exciting projects and actions! In a new style, here is a synopsis of our faculty’s recent activities.
Professor Robert J. Miller is listed on Turtle Talk’s Most Downloaded Indian Law Papers for 2018-2019 Academic Year twice! ILP is proud of his success!
Professor Trevor Reed just finished his first year teaching at ASU Law and is a fantastic addition to our team. You can read Professor Trevor Reed’s article “Who Owns Our Ancestors’ Voices? Tribal Claims to Pre-1972 Sound Recordings.”
Professor Robert J. Miller’s article “Sovereign Resilience: Reviving Private-Sector Economic Institutions in Indian Country” was published in Brigham Young University Law Review. To review, click here
The beautifully colored landscape that many recognize as one of the natural wonders of the world — Grand Canyon National Park — is also a sacred place for many surrounding tribes. ASU Law Professor and Hopi tribal member Trevor Reed provides his insight in ASU Now. Read article here.
The ILP was able to exceed our goal of 118 donors, raising over $30,000 in donations, through the Pitchfunder campaign for our 30th anniversary. In our new era of self-sufficiency, your donations are more important than ever. The ILP hopes to continue to expand program opportunities for our amazing students through your generous donations and provide scholarships and accessibility to many more students to come.
To the friends of the ILP, this video comes from all of ILP’s students, staff and faculty as a huge thank you for always supporting our program! The people shown are only a handful of the students and faculty that your donations will benefit.
We’d also like to wish our ILP family happy holidays and happy new year! If you’re still in the spirit of giving, it’s not too late to donate to the ILP before 2018 ends. Donate here. Thank you for your contribution!