NCSEA ON LOCATION:

Sovereignty, Culture, and Community: Tribal Child Support 101 (Part 2)

Welcome back to this week’s episode of NCSEA On Location, coming to you from Idaho, Oklahoma, and Alaska. In this second episode, host Tim Lightner (Courtland Consulting) continues the conversation from last week’s program, on tribal child support. He is joined by Marsha Harlan (District Court Judge and Supreme Court Justice for various Tribal Nations; and founding partner in Penn Ridge Strategies LLC), Lilly James (Director, Nez Perce Tribal Child Support Program), Alecia Onzahwah (Director, Kickapoo Tribal Child Support Program) and April Buck (Director and Attorney, Muscogee Creek Nation Tribal Child Support Program). Hear as they continue to share the vital work of their tribal child support programs, exploring topics from tribal sovereignty and cultural in-kind support to cross-jurisdictional cooperation. Stay tuned as we continue diving into Tribal Child Support 101. Listen, as we pick up on the conversation mid-stream.

And just a reminder that November is officially recognized in the United States as National Native American Heritage Month, honoring the histories, cultures, and contributions of American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian peoples. Please take the time to learn more.



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