Category: Law Policy and Justice

This guide describes some of the differences between media files and provides recommendations for media formats you might use in your digitization projects.

Edited by Tahu Kukutai and John Taylor for Australian University Press for the publication series Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (CAEPR). This is an Open Access publication.

A thesis presented by William J. Curtis to California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt Master for fulfillment of a Master of Arts in Social Science: Environment and Community.

On November 9th, 2011, frustrated community members from the Orleans area gathered in protest of new regulations for permits to harvest Matsutake (tanoak) mushrooms on National Forest lands.

Booklet created to substantiate the Karuk Tribe's NAGPRA claim to Karuk cultural heritage items at the Autry Museum of the American West

The purpose of this Protocol is to preserve the Karuk Tribe’s (“Tribe”) ability to protect the intellectual property rights of present and future generations of the Karuk People and to recognize the inherent tribal sovereignty.

A set of guiding principles that can govern future research and other collaborative projects with the Tribe to ensure protection of intellectual and cultural property and recognize tribal sovereignty.

The Project Collaborator Confidentiality Agreement (Agreement) aims to protect the Karuk Tribe’s rights to privacy and its Intellectual Property.

The Karuk Tribe will proactively work to affect policy, such that negative impacts of U.S. laws on indigenous knowledge systems are recognized and ended.

Sample MOU between Tribe and Museum Repository