Boston University’s NALSA chapter seeks to expand campus-wide interest in tribal sovereignty advocacy and foster a community committed to decolonization and reparative justice for Native and Indigenous peoples. Rarely are law students exposed to issues (historic or current) facing tribal nations in this country, and NALSA strongly believes it is the responsibility of future lawyers to know and understand the vast inequities in Native-American history and jurisprudence.
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Native American Law Student Association & Other Indigenous Peoples
765 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston Massachusetts 02215
United States
