TRIBAL HEALTH Table Tribal Public Health Law Resource Table The Tribal Public Health Law Resource Table lists organizations with experience in tribal and public health law classified under I. Epidemiology Centers, II. Academic, III. Non-profit and Public, and IV. Legal Services. Contact information and relevant areas of practice or foci are also provided (to the extent available). I. Epidemiology Centers Tribal Epidemiological Practice: Broad policy-based disease prevention and control. 12 centers Contact info for individual centers: Centers nationally https://tribalepicenters.org/ Example: Development of immunization program to track state and Indian Health Service (Federal Indian Health Service) immunization registry overlap (https://tribalepicenters.org/). Alaska Native Epidemiology (907) 729-4569 Anchorage, AK Practice: Monitoring and reporting health data, providing technical assistance and Center [email protected] supporting initiatives to promote health. Serves American Indians and Alaska Natives. (Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium) Albuquerque Area (505) 764-0036 Albuquerque, Practice: Providing health-related research, surveillance and training to improve the Southwest Tribal NM [email protected] quality of life. Serves American Indians and Alaska Natives in Colorado, New Mexico, Epidemiology Center Texas, and Utah. (Albuquerque Area Indian Health Board) California Tribal (916) 929-9761 Sacramento, Practice: Broad policy-based disease prevention and control. Serves American Epidemiology Center CA Request Technical Assistance Indians and Alaska Natives in California. (California Rural Indian Health Board) Great Lakes Epidemiology (715) 588-3324 Lac du Practice: Broad policy-based disease prevention and control. Serves American Center Flambeau, WI Request Technical Assistance Indians and Alaska Natives in Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. (Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council) (602) 258-4822 Inter-Tribal Council of Phoenix, AZ Practice: Provides technical assistance, data analysis, training programs and Arizona Epidemiology [email protected] assistance with disease outbreaks. Serves American Indians and Alaska Natives in Center Arizona. Navajo Area Epidemiology (928) 871-6539 Window Rock, Practice: Broad policy-based disease prevention and control. Serves the Navajo Center [email protected] AZ Nation in Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico. (Navajo Nation Division of Health) Great Plains Tribal (605) 721-1922 Rapid City, SD Practice: Broad policy-based disease prevention and control. Serves American Epidemiology Center Request Technical Assistance Indians and Alaska Natives in Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota. (Great Plains Tribal Chairmen’s Health Board) Northwest Tribal (503) 228-4185 Portland, OR Practice: Assists communities in implementing disease surveillance, provides health Epidemiology Center [email protected] data and conducts research and evaluation. Serves American Indians and Alaska (Northwest Portland Area Natives in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. Indian Health Board) Oklahoma City Area (405) 652-9200 Oklahoma City, Practice: Broad policy-based disease prevention and control. Serves American Epidemiology Center [email protected] OK Indians and Alaska Natives in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. (Southern Plains Tribal Health Board) Rocky Mountain Tribal Epi (406) 252-2550 Billings, MT Practice: Broad policy-based disease prevention and control. Serves American Center Request Technical Assistance Indians and Alaska Natives in Wyoming and Montana. (Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council) United South & Eastern (615) 872-7900 Nashville, TN Practice: Develops surveillance systems, assists with outbreaks and participates in Tribal Epi Center tribal public health initiatives. Serves American Indians and Alaska Natives in twelve (United South & Eastern states from Maine to Florida to Texas. Tribes, Inc.) Page 2 Urban Indian Health Institute Adrian Dominguez, Director of Seattle, WA Practice: Provides technical assistance, training programs, data analysis, and (Seattle Indian Health Board) Informatics & Epidemiology assistance with disease outbreaks. Serves urban American Indians nationwide and (206) 812- 3030 Alaska Native communities. mailto:[email protected] II. Academic American Indian Law Kristen Carpenter, Director Boulder, CO Faculty: Charles Wilkinson (federal Indian law, natural resources law); Richard Program (303) 492-6526 Collins (federal Indian law, property, constitutional law); Sarah Kraoff (federal Indian (University of Colorado Law [email protected] law, civil procedure); Carla Fredericks (appellate litigation and Indian affairs); Kristen School) Carpenter (property and federal Indian law). Center for Indian Law and (206) 398-4077 Seattle, WA Focus: Emphasis on American Indian law in the curriculum, research, programs, and Policy [email protected] projects. (Seattle University School of Law) Environment & Natural Mary Wood, Director Eugene, OR Faculty: Mary Wood (Natural resources, federal Indian law, public lands, hazardous Resources Law (541) 346-3842 waste law). (University of Oregon School Email Form of Law) Great Lakes Indian Law Richard Monette, Director Madison, WI Faculty: Richard Monette (Water and environmental law). Center (608) 263-5019 (University of Wisconsin Law [email protected] School) Indian Law Program Robert T. Anderson, Director Cambridge, MA Faculty: Robert T. Anderson (federal Indian law, property, environmental law); (Harvard Law School) (617) 496-3358 Joseph William Singer (federal Indian law, property). Margery Hunter Brown Monte Mills, Director Missoula, MT Faculty: Monte Mills (federal Indian law, cultural preservation, economic Indian Law Clinic (406) 243-2544 development, energy). (University of Montana School [email protected] of Law) Indian and General Practice Spokane, WA Focus: American Indian tribes, indigenous people of Alaska and Hawaii. Law Program (Gonzaga School of Law) Page 3 Indian Law Program Carma Corcoran Portland, OR Faculty: Carma Corcoran (federal Indian law); J.B. Kim (environmental law). (Lewis & Clark Law School) (503) 768-6740 [email protected] Law and Indigenous Peoples John P. LaVelle, Director Albuquerque, Faculty: Barbara Creel (Criminal law in Indian country, federal Indian law, Southwest Program (505) 227-0951 NM Indian Law Clinic); John P. LaVelle (Conflicts of Indian law, Indian gaming, Indian (University of New Mexico [email protected] tax, natural resources: Indian country); Gloria Valencia-Weber (federal Indian law, School of Law) international law and indigenous people, Native American rights); Christine Zuni Cruz (federal Indian law, international advocacy for indigenous peoples, tribal courts); Jeanette Wolfley (water rights, natural and cultural resource protection, and federal Indian law). Indian Law Program Colette Routel, Director Saint Paul, MN Faculty: Colette Routel (federal Indian law, natural resources law); John Jacobson (Mitchell Hamline School of (651) 290-6309 (advanced topics in federal Indian law); Angelique Eaglewoman (tribal-based Law) [email protected] economics, international Indigenous legal principles, Indigenous sovereignty and self- determination, Tribal Nation treaty rights, Tribal courts, and topics in civil procedure). Indian Legal Program Phoenix, AZ Faculty: Patricia Ferguson-Bohnee (federal Indian law, election law, environmental (Arizona State University, Kate Rosier, Executive Director and sustainability law); Robert J. Miller (civil procedure, environmental and Sandra Day O’Connor College (480) 965-6204 sustainability law, federal jurisdiction, federal Indian law, International law, and natural of Law) [email protected] resources); Trevor Reed (Native American cultural and intellectual property issues); Helen Burtis (advanced legal writing, federal Indian law). Indigenous Law & Policy Matthew L.M. Fletcher, Director East Lansing, Faculty: Matthew L.M. Fletcher (Indian treaties, Indian child welfare); Kathryn E. Center (517) 432-6939 MI Fort (federal Indian law, Indian child welfare, laches and land claims). (Michigan State University) [email protected] Ka Huli Ao Center for D. Kapua’ala Sproat, Director Honolulu, HI Faculty: D. Kapua’ala Sproat (natural resource protection, water rights, Excellence in Native (808) 956-7489 environmental law); Susan K. Serrano (critical race theory, Native Hawaiian rights, Hawaiian Law [email protected] civil rights, impact of law on territorial peoples). Native American Law Center Robert Anderson, Director Seattle, WA Faculty: Robert Anderson (public land and water law, natural resources). (University of Washington (206) 685-3253 School of Law) [email protected] Native American Law Center Judith Royster, Co-Director Tulsa, OK Faculty: Judith Royster (environmental law, water law); Vicki J. Limas (labor and (University of Tulsa College of (918) 631-3191 employment law in Indian country). Law) [email protected] Page 4 Native American Law Lindsay Robertson, Director Norman, OK Faculty: Stephen H. Greetham (federal Indian law, gaming, water law); Taiawagi Program [email protected] Helton (environmental and natural resources); Gary Pitchlynn (gaming law and (University of Oklahoma regulation); Lindsay Robertson (Indian law, comparative and international law, College of Law) constitutional law); Michael Smith (federal Indian law, administrative law). American Indian Law and Casey Ross, Director Oklahoma City, Faculty: Casey Ross (federal Indian law). Sovereignty Center (405) 208-5312 OK (Oklahoma City