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Tribal Governance in Los Angeles:
A workshop to strengthen Government-to-Government relations

The land-based tribes of Los Angeles County and beyond are undergoing a dynamic process of re-vitalization of tribal governance. At the same time, legal and moral obligations of tribal consultation require new models of government-to-government relations between public entities and the tribes. Strengthening tribal sovereignty and self-determination benefits both the tribes and the local communities, by improving the lives of tribal citizens, developing partnerships with tribal communities, and restoring right relationships to the land all Angelenos call home and its original inhabitants.

This workshop will bring together tribal leaders and community members with public officials and entities to learn about the advances made in local tribal governance and to chart paths forward of mutual respect, dialog, and cooperation.

Agenda

8:30am
Continental Breakfast

9:00am
Opening prayer

9:15am
Welcome

9:30am
Panel Discussion: Tribal Sovereignty

11:00am
Panel Discussion: Tribal Leaders, how to engage with local tribal governments

12:00pm
Lunch

1:00pm
Tribal Relations/ Consultation

2:30pm
Plenary

3:30pm
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We are sorry our registration is closed, as we have reached our capacity limit.

Details

Date:
January 31
Time:
8:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Event Category:

Organizer

FTBMI
Phone
818-837-0794
Email
administration@tataviam-nsn.us

Venue

UCLA School of Law
385 Charles E. Young Dr. East
WestWood, 90095 United States
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