Register here.
Michigan History Museum — Anishinaabe Heritage Day Virtual Program (9/23/20)
Register here.
Michigan Indian
“The Ghost Road” Promotional Materials
My new book, “The Ghost Road: Anishinaabe Responses to Indian-Hating,” will be published in October 2020 by Fulcrum Publishing. You can pre-order. Here is a Media Kit PDF.
Bridge Magazine: “In Michigan, rising lake levels disturb sacred ground”
Here.
Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi Sue Vaping Companies
Here is the complaint in Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi v. Juul Labs Inc. (N.D. Cal.):
Zoom Video for Bridging Michigan: Eric Hemenway & Matthew L.M. Fletcher
Here.
Federal Court Denies Habeas Petition of Sault Tribe Member Incarcerated for Violating State Cannabis Law
Here are the materials in MacLeod v. Braman (E.D. Mich.):
19 DCT Order Denying Motion to Appoint Counsel
Michigan COA decision:
Bridging Michigan: Eric Hemenway & Matthew L.M. Fletcher in Conversation (Today, 7PM)
Register here:
As part of Michigan Humanities’ commitment to dialogue around critical issues and their connection to the humanities, we are coordinating Bridging Michigan, an online conversation series this summer and fall with a focus on the history of systemic inequities, their current impacts on health, education, and Indigenous rights, and the ways that the arts and humanities are active parts of creating real change.
On Thursday, September 3, from 7 to 8 p.m. (EDT) join Michigan Humanities for an online conversation featuring Eric Hemenway and Matthew L.M. Fletcher discussing the history and current state of Native mascots.
News Profile of U.S. v. Michigan Consent Decree Extension
Michigan SCT to Hear Appeal of KBIC Employees Charged with Criminally Violating State Tobacco Transportation Law
Here are materials so far in the cases captioned People v. Davis and People v. Magnant:
Circuit Court materials:
Defendants Motion to Quash Information
People Response to Due Process Motion
People Response to Motion to Quash
People Response to Motion to Suppress
MILS Survey for Michigan Tribal Members
The letter:
Dear Tribal Community Member,
Michigan Indian Services (MILS) is asking for your feedback on an important survey.
MILS provides legal services statewide to income-eligible individuals and tribes, advocates for the rights of individuals that advance systems of justice, and works to preserve Indian families through state and tribal courts.
The purpose of this survey is to identify the highest priorities related to legal services for low-income Native Americans.
MILS will use the results to prioritize services for the next seven years, so your participation is extremely important to us.
MILS is offering an incentive drawing for a total of seven $100 gift cards for those who complete the survey over the next several months. Drawing dates are August 1, October 1, December 1, February 1, April 1, June 1, and September 30.
You can access the survey link here. It takes about 15 minutes to complete:
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