UofA Native American Law Students Association

UofA Native American Law Students Association

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02/01/2024

During Black History Month, the Native and Indigenous Law Students Association would like to take a moment to reflect on the profound impact of Black and Afro-Indigenous Native Americans in shaping our collective narrative. Their resilience in the face of adversity, unwavering commitment to justice, and rich cultural contributions resonate deeply within our communities.

As Indigenous peoples , we recognize and celebrate the invaluable role Black community members have played and continue to play in our society. Keep an eye on our page this month as we share information about the history and advocacy of Black and Afro-Indigenous peoples.

02/01/2024

During Black History Month, the Native and Indigenous Law Students Association would like to take a moment to reflect on the profound impact of Black and Afro-Indigenous Native Americans in shaping our collective narrative. Their resilience in the face of adversity, unwavering commitment to justice, and rich cultural contributions resonate deeply within our communities.

As Indigenous peoples , we recognize and celebrate the invaluable role Black community members have played and continue to play in our society.
Keep an eye on our page this month as we share information about the history and advocacy of Black and Afro-Indigenous peoples.

Photos from UofA Native American Law Students Association's post 01/10/2024

Happy first day of the spring semester from NILSA!
We hope everyone had a break full of rest and relaxation. Upcoming events from NILSA for this semester are coming soon but for now, enjoy some photos from last semesters events!

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