Association of Legal Administrators- Nebraska Chapter

Nebraska Association of Legal Administrators MEMBERship Upcoming events Our Valued Business Partners Avalon Cashroom Loophire Minnesota Lawyers North Risk Partners RunNetworks Tabs3 Software Virtual IT WahlTekNorthland Business Systems Without the generous support of our esteemed Business Partners our Chapter would lack the resources to provide essential continuing educational opportunities necessary to stay updated in the dynamic field of legal administration.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

• 182.

Alliance of California Judges

Recognizing that as judges we are responsible to the public we have sworn to serve, we are committed to the following principles:to ensure that our courts remain open and accessible, to ensure accountable local management of the California courts, to guarantee financial responsibility, to minimize statewide bureaucracy, and to ensure a strong preference for local flexibility in the conduct of court affairs.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

• 183.

Alaska Native Brotherhood Sitka Camp 1

TO PROMOTE THE MISSION OF THE ALASKA NATIVE BROTHERHOOD AND THE ALASKA NATIVE SISTERHOOD ANBANS Grand Camp 20242025 Officers Heather Powell Grand Camp Signs MOU with USDA Forest Service Alaska Native Brotherhood and Alaska Native Sisterhood Grand Camp signed a new MOU with the USDA Forest Service on February 19th 2020.

• Community Foundations

• 184.

Northwestern Foundation

Northwest College is a two-year residential college located in Powell, Wyoming, about 70 miles east of Yellowstone National Park.

• Government and Public Administration

• 185.

Justice Not Politics Alaska

We focus on educating on and sustaining Alaska's merit-based judicial selection and retention system We are Alaskans working hard to preserve our state judiciary from increased political influence.

• Arts, Cultural Organizations - Multipurpose

• 186.

Wea Indian Tribe Incorporated

To promote the welfare, traditions, history, culture, genealogy, and spirituality of our people through teaching/education, events, seminars, powwows, our inherent right of self-government, and in other ways, now and in the future.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 187.

WASHINGTON ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL

To protect, restore, and sustain Washington's environmental for all.

• Counseling Support Groups

• 188.

NATIONAL INDIAN WOMENS HEALTH RESOURCE CENTER

Engaging educating and empowering the people of Native territory to live healthy lives.

WASHINGTON APPELLATE PROJECT

The Washington Appellate Project represents indigent litigants appealing criminal convictions, civil commitments, or termination of parental rights.