MN Treaties:
- "As Long as the Grass Grows and the Rivers Flow"
- Treaty of 1837
- 1850 Presidential Order
- Treaty with the Chippewa, 1855
- Treaty with the Chippewa, 1854
- Treaty with the Chippewa, 1864
- MAP: Minnesota Treaty Areas
Treaty Rights:
- Bud Grant Report
- Indian Understanding - Judge Murphy Was Wrong
- Historian Knocks Defeated Mille Lacs Agreement
- The "Understanding" Issue After 157 Years
- Save Minnesota for $1,500,000
- Why We Oppose Tribal Hunting and Fishing Claims
- Who Really Needs Treaty Rights in 1997?
Sovereignty:
- 50 Years Past The Deadline...
- Accountability and Its Effect on Indian Law
- American Indians, Citizens or Slaves?
- Ground Breaking Legal Work May Turn the Tide
- Sovereignty and Civil Rights
Environment:
- The New Mille Lacs Plan: A Closer Look (PDF)
- The New Mille Lacs Agreement: Pros & Cons (PDF)
- The Mille Lacs Fish Management Plan (PDF)
- Safe-Harvest Politics (PDF)
- Why the DNR is Wrong about Mille Lacs (PDF)
- What Industry Can Create Economic Growth...?
- America On Sale
PRESS RELEASES
- Local Organization Files Briefs With Supreme Court in Case With National Ramifications.
- U.S. SUPREME COURT SAYS NO TO TRIBAL TAX.
Local organization plays important role in ruling.LEGAL BRIEFS
ARTICLES/REPORTS
- After six years of failed treaty management on Mille Lacs—IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE (PDF)
- The New Mille Lacs Plan: A Closer Look (PDF)
- The New Mille Lacs Agreement: Pros & Cons (PDF)
- 50 Years Past the Deadline. . . Why are Indian Tribes Still Suing over Ancient Treaties?
- The Mille Lacs Fish Management Plan (PDF)
- Safe-Harvest Politics (PDF)
- Why the DNR is Wrong about Mille Lacs (PDF)
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