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• Events at the Congressional Cemetery to Honor Native Americans

  Cemeteries are places of reflection as well as tangible reminders of our history and heritage. Since 1807, the Congressional Cemetery has been serving the nation as sacred ground for Congressman and tradesmen, diplomats and domestics, explorers and architects, soldiers and musicians. Among the 55,000 individuals and 30,000 burial sites are 36 Native Americans.  Many of those interred at the Congressional Cemetery were far from their native lands serving their people in treaty negotiations when they died.

• “Help Us Help You” A Request For Information From CTER

  CTER NEEDS EXAMPLES OF FEDERAL AGENCIES’ FAILURES TO ENFORCE 7(b) OF THE INDIAN SELF-DETERMINATION ACT

• “An Analysis of the California Attorney General’s Opinion on TERO” by Daniel S. Press, CTER General Counsel

  CALIFORNIA ATTORNEY GENERAL UPHOLDS POWER OF STATE TO INCLUDE TERO REQUIREMENTS ON STATE HIGHWAY PROJECTS

• National TERO Convention

  The Council for Tribal Employment Rights announces this years National TERO Convention