UW Law’s Indian Law Symposium, an annual tradition for 39 years, will focus on the theme:

Time Immemorial: The United States at 250

The program will be held in person at William H. Gates Hall, and available via Zoom. 

Registration here.

Agenda here:

September 10, 20268:30 AM PT

Red Road Warriors

8:30 AM-8:45 AM8:45 AM PT

Welcome and Overview

8:45 AM-9:00 AM

Eric Eberhard

Associate Director, Native American Law Center & Professor from Practice 

UW School of Law 

Monte Mills

Director of the Native American Law Center & Charles I. Stone Professor of Law 

UW School of Law 9:00 AM PT

Boldt at 50 — Law, Policy and the State of Cascadian Fisheries

Co-sponsored by the Washington Law Review and the UW School of Law Native American Law Center.

Please join us in person at UW Law on September 7 and 8, 2023, for our 36^th Annual Indian Law Symposium, hosted and presented by the Native American Law Center. We’ll also be streaming the event live if you are unable to attend on-site.

We’re thrilled to welcome you back for this year’s program, with the theme:

Setting the Stage for Boldt at 50: Law, Policy, and the Current State of Cascadian Fisheries

The program features keynote addresses from Jennifer Quan, Regional Administrator, NOAA Fisheries Pacific Northwest Region, and Robert T. Anderson, Solicitor, Department of the Interior, along with a number of engaging panels featuring expert biologists, attorneys, advocates, and policymakers. The full agenda is available online and we have requested 10.25 CLE credits (including 9.00 Law and Legal Procedure credits and 1.25 Ethics credits) for the entire program.

Looking forward to it — hope you can join us!

Monte Mills & Eric Eberhard

Note: We will be requesting 10.25 CLE credits, including 9.00 Law & Legal and 1.25 Ethics, from the Washington State Bar Association.

Here are the details, including a link for registration.