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Prior Conferences
Twelfth
National Indian Nations
Conference: Justice for Victims
of Crime was held December 9
— 11, 2010, on the Agua
Caliente Reservation with the
theme, "Walking in Harmony:
Honoring Victim Voices to
Achieve Safety, Justice &
Healing." This event focused on
innovation and successful victim
programs and strategies as well
as providing current information
and promising practices from the
field. Please note that you can
download conference resource
materials via the
Conference Website.
- The
Office for Victims of Crime
has posted a
General Overview of the
Conference along with a
Photo Gallery of the Conference.
- Over 900 people attended
70 Workshops which were
presented by more than
175 Presenters who are
experts in their fields.
- Special Keynote Address on
Thursday evening, December 9,
2010 by the United States
Attorney General, the Honorable
Eric H. Holder, Jr.
- Thursday morning December 9,
2010 Tribal Law and Order Act
panel presentation featured John
Harte (San Felipe Pueblo),
Partner, Mapetsi Policy Group,
Former Policy Director, U. S,
Senate Committee on Indian
Affairs
- Closing Keynote address was on
Saturday morning December 11,
2010 by:Larry Echo Hawk (Pawnee
Nation), Assistant Secretary
for Indian Affairs, U.S.
Department of the Interior.
- Hon. William A. Thorne (Pomo/Coast
Miwok), Appellate Court
Judge, Utah Court of Appeals,
and Judge Pro Tem at many
different Tribal Courts.
- Cultural Exchange Performances
by:
Eleventh National Indian Nations
Conference: Justice for Victims of
Crime Conference was held
December 11 — 13, 2008 on the Agua
Caliente Reservation with the theme,
“Strengthening the Heartbeat of all
our Relations.” Please note that you
can download conference resource
materials via the
Conference Website.
Tenth National Indian Nations
Conference: Justice for Victims of
Crime Conference was held
December 7 — 9, 2006, on the Agua
Caliente Reservation with the theme,
“Hope for All Generations: Weaving a
Network of Safety, Justice and
Healing.” Please note that you can
download conference resource
materials via the
Conference Website.
Ninth National Indian Nations:
Justice for Victims of Crime
Conference was held December 9 —
11, 2004, on the Agua Caliente
Reservation with the theme,
“Reviving our Sacred Legacy:
Lighting the Path to our Future.”
Please note that you can download
conference resource materials via
the
Conference Website.
Eighth National Strengthening Indian
Nations: Justice for Victims of
Crime Conference was held
December 5 — 7, 2002, on the Agua
Caliente Reservation with the theme,
"United Voices: Expanding the Circle
of Safety, Justice and Healing."
Conferences were also held on
the following dates and cities:
- September 27 — 30, 1999
- Tulsa, Oklahoma
"Old Medicine/New Voices of
the 7th
Generation: Reconnecting
Partnerships and Reclaiming
Traditions"
(no conference web site)
- January 23 — 25, 1997 -
San Diego, California
"For All My Relations -
Respecting Families and
Traditions"
(no conference web site)
- May 11 — 13, 1994 -
Albuquerque, New Mexico
"For All My Relations -
Enhancing Services to
Victims of Crime in Indian
Country"
(no conference web site)
- April 2 — 4, 1992 -
Albuquerque, New Mexico
"Protecting and Healing our
Indian People"
(no conference web site)
- November 1 — 3, 1990 -
Portland, Oregon
"Honoring Ourselves and the
Spirit of those before Us"
(no conference web site)
- November 1989 -
Chandler, Arizona
"Joining Together We Can
Restore Balance and Harmony"
(no conference web site)
- November 15 — 17, 1988 -
Rapid City, South Dakota
(no conference web site)
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