Native American Rights Funds Mailing List

As part of the war on poverty launched in the mid 1960’s under the Office of Economic Opportunity, government funded legal services programs were established around the country to provide legal services to poor and disadvantaged people.  Many of these programs were located on or near Indian reservations.  As these programs began working with their Indian clients, a common realization developed among them that Indians had special legal problems which, for the most part, were governed and controlled by a specialized and little known area of the law known as “Indian law”.

In 1970 with funding from the Ford Foundation, California Indian Legal Services – one of the federally funded legal services programs serving California Indians – implemented a pilot project to provide legal services to Indians on a national level.  That project became known as the Native American Rights Fund (NARF)

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