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California Native Voter Guide 2020

by calindian-admin | Oct 5, 2020 | Be the Change, FAQs, For Native Individuals, Self-Help

https://www.calindian.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/California-Native-Voter-Guide-2020-Final.pdf  

Bill Would Allow Cultural Regalia at Graduations

by calindian-admin | Jun 20, 2017 | Be the Change

Rebekah Israel, a member of the Lone Pine Paiute-Shoshone tribe, was not allowed to wear a ceremonial eagle feather on her mortarboard when she graduated from the Charter School of San Diego. A new State Assembly bill would change that. (Megan Doughty) Gary...

AB-233 CA Education Code Amendment: Right to Wear Religious, Ceremonial, or Cultural Adornments at School Graduation Ceremonies

by calindian-admin | Mar 17, 2017 | Be the Change, Uncategorized

On March 15, 2017, the Assembly Education Committee held a hearing and passed AB-233, that was introduced by Assemblymember Todd Gloria, (D-San Diego). Under AB-233 the California Education Code would be amended to prohibit schools from denying students the right to...

News from Native California Article About CILS

by calindian-admin | Feb 2, 2017 | Be the Change, For Native Individuals

News article about CILS and our work with native high school seniors who are denied the right to wear regalia at graduation ceremonies.

Support Tribal Identification Cards! Please Send Letters to Governor Brown Asking For His Signature on SB 997

by calindian-admin | Sep 8, 2016 | Announcements, Be the Change

California currently does not allow notaries public to accept tribal identification cards as a form of valid, personal identification for documents needing  notarization.  California Indian Legal Services in sponsorship with Senator Ricardo Lara (D-Bell Gardens)...

Balancing tribal sovereignty with rights of workers article

by calindian-admin | Oct 7, 2015 | Announcements, Be the Change, Protect Tribal Sovereignty

CILS’s Mark Vezzola, Escondido office Directing Attorney, wrote a guest column for San Francisco Daily Journal titled “Balancing tribal sovereignty with rights of workers.” Mark’s article outlines how a proposed amendment to the National Labor...
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