Suicide

Child Abuse & Neglect

Mrs. MorrisFebruary 24, 2022
994

Child Abuse and Death within Indian Country

By Elizabeth Morris, Winter 2016 “…there is no resource that is more vital to the continued existence and integrity of…
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Advocacy

Mrs. MorrisSeptember 12, 2016
169

SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHTER: The Indian Child Welfare Act Fact Sheet

SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHTEST The Indian Child Welfare Act Fact Sheet FROM CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE FOR INDIAN CHILD WELFARE In direct…
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Advocacy

February 28, 2013
156

Wake Up & Read It! VAWA Protects Tribal Government rights, NOT women!

How many women will simply suffer in silence rather than attempt to be heard in tribal court? How do laws…
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Advocacy

Mrs. MorrisFebruary 25, 2013
1 235

Twelfth Mandated Report re: Child Abuse on the Spirit Lake Reservation

“almost 40 children returned to on-reservation placements in abusive homes, many headed by known sex offenders, at the direction of…
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Advocacy

February 10, 2013
177

Washington D.C. Feb 4-8, 2013: Lawmakers—The Good, The Bad and What Can You Do Next

Sierra and her adopted parents openly spoke about how Sierra was abused and used sexually as a child. Sierra recounted…
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Child Abuse & Neglect

December 16, 2010
179

Beautiful Michelle hanged herself in a closet

I'm not going to diplomatically dance around so as not to step on toes. Kids are dying. Beautiful Michelle hanged…
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Child Abuse & Neglect

November 10, 2010
130

Dying in Indian Country: A True Story

Roland J. Morris Sr. kept his tribal culture at heart as he taught his children about wild ricing, hunting, fishing,…
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Child Abuse & Neglect

October 21, 2010
189

Dying In Indian Country

...A beautiful 16-year-old niece hanged herself in a closet, another died of a drug overdose in a public bathroom. A…
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Suicide

SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHTER: The Indian Child Welfare Act Fact Sheet

Wake Up & Read It! VAWA Protects Tribal Government rights, NOT women!

Washington D.C. Feb 4-8, 2013: Lawmakers—The Good, The Bad and What Can You Do Next

Beautiful Michelle hanged herself in a closet

Dying in Indian Country: A True Story

Dying In Indian Country

The Supreme Court’s Confused Decision in Haaland v. Brackeen

Supreme Court decision means crimes against Native American children continue

Happy Birthday to an Exceptional Man

Tribe used ICWA to serve its own purpose, at the expense of a mother

The Cult of Advocacy: Comments on the State of Legal Scholarship

Roland Morris Sr., Testimony, 1998

Can Congress Regulate Indian Child Placement?

Is Your State Passing its own ICWA law?

PSALM 23 (NIV)

The Original Understanding of the Indian Commerce Clause: An Update*

BRIEF OF CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE FOR INDIAN CHILD WELFARE AND ICWA CHILDREN AND FAMILIES AS AMICI CURIAE SUPPORTING THE BRACKEEN AND STATE PETITIONERS

Indian Child Welfare Act: Another Case of Congress’s Overreach Goes to the Supreme Court

The Indian Child Welfare Act: An Unconstitutional Attack on Freedom

BRACKEEN GETS CERT

Child Abuse and Death within Indian Country

Early Childhood and Toxic Stress

UPDATE: Brackeen Partial Victory for Kids, Despite Tribal Leaders Continuing Demand that Congress Retain Plenary Control OVER EVERYONE

CAICW Newsletter, January 2021

Letter to Federal Agency re: Missing and Murdered Native Americans

Lloyd Omdahl: No demonstrations for Native Americans

To our Members and Followers

To Senators Hoeven & Udall Concerning Congressional Commission on Native Children

Senator Hoeven and Senate Committee push “historic levels of funding for Indian country in Phase III Coronavirus response”

Anne Graham Lotz Says Christians Must Be Bold in the Holy Spirit amid ‘Moral and Spiritual Free Fall’

Tell Congress How to Best Meet the Needs of Native Children

The Supreme Court’s Confused Decision in Haaland v. Brackeen

Supreme Court decision means crimes against Native American children continue

Happy Birthday to an Exceptional Man

Tribe used ICWA to serve its own purpose, at the expense of a mother

The Cult of Advocacy: Comments on the State of Legal Scholarship