The Implementation Project

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has announced it will be consulting with the public, Tribes, and other Indigenous Peoples and organizations regarding whether the U.S. should sign and implement a new treaty on genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge

The Implementation Project, a joint project of the Native American Rights Fund and the University of Colorado Law School, has long encouraged the United States government to take measures to implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous

TIP Quarterly Meetings are an opportunity to build community, share updates, and prepare for upcoming engagements in Tribal, federal, and international venues. THE NEXT QUARTERLY MEETING WILL BE HELDDECEMBER 17, 2024 AT 12-1:30 PM (MST)Please register at bit.ly/4gmiaq7. Topics for

Danielle Pourier has joined The Implementation Project team as a Project Coordinator. The Implementation Project, a joint initiative of the University of Colorado Law School and the Native American Rights Fund (NARF), advances education and advocacy regarding the United Nations

We hope you can join us in Las Vegas this month for our breakout session at the National Congress of American Indians 81st Annual Convention & Marketplace. Indigenous Diplomacy: The Indigenous Peoples’ Guide to the United Nations and WIPO’s New

The Implementation Project is pleased to announce quarterly online meetings to build community, keep everyone updated, and prepare for upcoming engagementsin Tribal, federal, and international venues. OUR FIRST QUARTERLY MEETING WILL BE HELDSEPTEMBER 17, 2024 AT 12-1:30 PM (MT)Please register

TIP attended the 17th Session of the Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in July 2024. This session focused on measures to advance the Declaration, as well as ensuring Indigenous Peoples’ rights in post-conflict situations, language revitalization, and other topics noted in the “Programme of Work.”