July 26, 2010—
We are in the process of refining our fellowship programs to enable us to select future fellows whose work and interests intersect with the issues on which the Foundation is focused.
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July 26, 2010—
We are in the process of refining our fellowship programs to enable us to select future fellows whose work and interests intersect with the issues on which the Foundation is focused.
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Career Field: Law and Corrections
Secondary Field: Law enforcement, Corrections, Judiciary
Fellowship Plan: To increase knowledge of the development of tribal and renewable energy policy through a self-directed study program.
Long-Term Goal: To provide leadership to tribal nations in the development of renewable energy as a vehicle for economic development that will diversify and strengthen tribal economies.
Native tribes in Minnesota and the Dakotas have the opportunity to develop their considerable energy resources (such as wind power). TallBear plans to stand by them as an advocate for the inclusion of tribal interests in renewable energy policy and projects. She will embark on a self-directed study of federal policies and regulation governing renewable energy development as well as the capacity of Indian country to develop renewable energy as a vehicle to strengthen and diversify tribal economies. TallBear will graduate from Hamline University School of Law in May 2009.
