Jack Trope, Making the Indian Child Welfare Act Work: The Importance of Tribal Sovereignty
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Native Nations Institute
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2016
The expertise and knowledge about dealing with Alaska and Federal government entities in matters of child welfare are detailed with focus on asserting tribal sovereignty.
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Native Nations Institute. "Making the Indian Child Welfare Act Work: The Importance of Tribal Sovereignty." Alaska Tribal Government Symposium. Fairbanks, Alaska. November 15, 2016
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