• On-Site Training
• Tribal Codes
• Intergovernmental Agreements
• Protocols under Memorandums of Understanding
• Training and Technical Assistance
• Legal Training

The National Tribal Trial College Certificate in Tribal Court Legal Advocacy is a free, 6-month, skill building course empowering laypersons to practice law in Tribal Courts across the United States of America. 203 Tribal Court Legal Advocates representing 92 Tribes from 26 states have completed the intensive litigation Certificate in partnership with the United States Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women and the University of Wisconsin Law School.

An Advanced Certificate in Tribal Court Legal Advocacy will again be offered in 2024.

SAFESTAR is a unique model of care that draws upon the strength and resilience of Indigenous women to put an end to sexual violence, while also providing compassionate and holistic care for women and teens victims. Specifically selected and qualified Native women learn the skills necessary to:

• Deliver emergency first aid to sexual assault survivors.
• Provide referrals for follow-up care (medical or other).
• Educate communities on the harm caused by sexual violence, as well as leading the way to healthy and respectful ways of living.
• Collect sexual assault forensic evidence (“rape kits”) to promote accountability for the perpetrator.