Category: News
Press Release on Immigration
For Immediate Release The American Indian Law Alliance takes very seriously the safety of all Indigenous Peoples. We have seen the ICE raids directed by the Trump Administration happening across the country and have heard of reports that many members and citizens of Indigenous nations have been targeted, profiled and detained. We are urging all Indigenous Peoples…
Call to Action to Save Our Lake and Return Maple Bay!
This year we were honored to award the inaugural AILA Ally award to our friend Robert Abbott for his tireless work these last three years volunteering to walk and clean the lake by picking up refuse dumped around the lake and working to beautify the shoreline. May we all learn from his model and join…
Fall Newsletter
✏️ Recent Highlights Thank you so much to all of our teams, vendors, and volunteers who made The Restore Our Sacred Lake 5K and Haudenosaunee Wooden Stick Festival Weekend such a success. There were so many highlights, with over 2,000 people visiting on Saturday alone! Here are some of the highlights: The Restore Our Sacred…
NAEP Program Manager
THE SCSD Native American Education Program Manager position is now posted on the district website. Here is the link to the posting and the link to apply for the job. Please encourage qualified candidates to apply. The position pays $34 per hour with an annual salary of $51,000. A bachelor’s degree is preferred but not necessary.
Louisiana’s Ten Commandment Truthiness
HB71 continues Christian nationalists’ terraforming of the United States, conflating “American” with “Christian” to refashion the country in their image. To make this equivocation successful, they must profess fealty to their trinity of sacred texts: the Bible, the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Read: Louisiana’s Ten Commandment Truthiness – Good Faith Media
NY State is Hiring
We are excited to announce the launch of the New York Hiring for Emergency Limited Placement Statewide (NY HELPS) program. The NY HELPS program was created to help New York State agencies fill thousands of critical positions open across the state. This initiative streamlines the appointment process to allow State agencies to hire diverse, qualified permanent employees quickly…
Honoring Tupac Enrique Acosta
UNPFII 23rd Session Side Event Honoring the Life and Legacy of Tupac Enrique Acosta (1952-2023) Tupac dedicated his life to working with Indigenous Nations and Peoples, and Organizations, advocating for the rights of Indigenous Peoples and the Territorial Integrity of Mother Earth. Join us as we remember Tupac and the impact he had on…
Doctrine of Christian Discovery Podcast
We are excited to announce a wonderful new collaborative limited series podcast, The Doctrine of Christian Discovery. This podcast was produced in collaboration with Good Faith Media, Indigenous Values Initiative, Syracuse University, and many other wonderful partners. The podcast provides insights into the historic and important conference, The Religious Origins of White Supremacy: Johnson v. M’Intosh…
The Brilliance of Frank Gehry’s Concert Hall
The Los Angeles concert hall is a stunning example of Gehry’s signature style, which combines organic forms and metallic materials to create dynamic and expressive structures. The building’s exterior is composed of curved and angular panels of stainless steel, which reflect the light and the surrounding environment. The building’s shape evokes the image of a…
The Dance of Light and Shadow in Staircase Design
Staircases are not just a means of connecting different levels of a building. They also express the personality of the architect and the client. Modern staircases can be a statement of elegance and sophistication, a focal point of a space. Let’s explore how modern staircase design can use light and shadow to enhance the aesthetic…
Submitting an Missing or Murdered Indigenous Relative Case to NILJ
The American Indian Law Alliance is proud to partner with the National Institute for Law and Justice (NILJ). NILJ investigates cases of Missing or Murdered Indigenous women, girls, two-spirit folks, and all Indigenous peoples. If you are in need of NILJ’s assistance please contact them via their website. Below is a graph that NILJ has…
Addressing the MMIR/MMIWG Crisis
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE American Indian Law Alliance Partners with National Institute for Law and Justice to Address MMIR Crisis August 22, 2023 – [Syracuse, NY] – In a groundbreaking move, the American Indian Law Alliance (AILA) today announced its partnership with the National Institute for Law and Justice (NILJ) to intensify efforts in solving cases…
One more hurdle out of the way for removing Columbus statue.
there’s no longer a judge’s roadblock to remove the statue.
