Community & Nonprofit
Native American Rights Fund
Boulder, CO
Established in 1970 and based in Boulder, Colorado, the Native American Rights Fund is a nonprofit legal organization staffed largely by Native American attorneys. It litigates to preserve tribal sovereignty, protect land and water rights, secure federal recognition, and defend the human rights of Native peoples.
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Publicly listed community organization; details from https://narf.org/.
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The Native American Rights Fund states on its own website that it is "governed by a volunteer board of directors composed of 13 Native Americans from different Tribes throughout the country," and describes itself as a Native-led law firm. This records the organization's own public self-description for the identity filter. It is an organization rather than an owned business, so nothing here is a claim about who owns it or about any individual.
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