Native American Tribes, Law, and Planning

This webcast is available for Distance Education AICP CM credits (1.5 Law) between January 1, 2019 - December 31, 2019.
Sponsored By:
New Mexico Chapter
Description:
This session will express the importance of understanding and working with tribal governments in non-Native planning processes. It will describe the legal basis of tribal sovereignty; the federal trust responsibility; self-determination; tribal land jurisdiction; and tribal demographics. It will then apply these legal foundations to multiple planning topics, including zoning, housing and development, environmental protection, historic preservation, and economic development.

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