About Alaska Tribes
This resource is a project of Alaska Legal Services Corporation (ALSC) to provide Alaska’s Native Tribes with resources and information regarding tribal courts and participation in state court ICWA proceedings.
2022 Alaska Tribal Court Directory is here!
ALSC has published its 2022 version of the Alaska Tribal Court Directory. For the first time, it includes information on all 229 federally registered Tribes in Alaska. It is a tool for advocates to better access and use the justice systems Tribes have been operating in Alaska for thousands of years.
About ALSC
Alaska Legal Services Corporation is a non-profit law firm that assists clients who are facing critical civil legal issues ranging from consumer law, family law, housing problems, public benefits, healthcare, Alaska Native law, and other areas specific to veterans or the elderly.
Trainings and Classes from ALSC
ALSC offers trainings for Tribal Court staff on due process, child protection cases, registering and enforcing orders in state court, and more, for Tribes who qualify! Email our attorney, Clay Venetis Fletcher at cvenetis@alsc-law.org, to learn more.
ALSC offers a “Basics of ICWA” class. To learn more, watch the videos below! To sign up, click here.
In addition to providing online resources through this website, ALSC provides free legal assistance to Tribes with mostly low-income citizens that lack the resources to hire private counsel. Other Tribes may contract for services with ALSC. ALSC represents Tribes and tribal members in matters such as:
- Drafting and enforcing tribal court orders
- Code drafting/consultation on jurisdiction
- Enforcing ICWA in state court
- Assisting with court forms
For more information, please contact the ALSC office in your area.