Resources for Native American Students
Student Resources:
- American Indian Gateway
- The American Indian Gateway at the University of Montana highlights “all things Indigenous” at the university
- American Indian Student Services
- American Indian Student Services supports Native American students in their transition, achievement, and success at the University of Montana; by providing services and programs that have been established through collaborative partnerships with various campus and Missoula community members.
- Application for American Indian Tuition Waver
- Food and Living Resources Specifically for American Indian Students
- The AISS staff can provide students with information regarding campus and community resources such as financial assistance programs, housing options, childcare options, and numerous other programs.
- Equal Opportunity and Title IX Office
- National Native American Law Students Association
- NNALSA works to increase the Native American law student population and promote indigenous legal issues that affect Native communities
General Resources:
- Montana Indian Law Portal
- Indian Civil Rights Act
- National Indian Law Library
- NILL maintains a unique and valuable collection of Indian law resources and assists people with their Indian law-related research needs.
- Social Security Information for American Indians
- Indian Health Service
- The IHS provides a comprehensive health service delivery system for American Indians and Alaska Natives
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The Affordable Care Act and How It Works with the Indian Health Service
- The Indian Child Welfare Act
- Establishes standards aimed to achieve the dual purposes of protecting the right of an Indian child to live with an Indian family and to stabilize and foster continued tribal existence.
- Wills for Native Americans
Tribal Court Resources:
Forms, bylaws, domestic violence and housing programs, divorce and custody resources, and more.