DOJ Sacred Sites Training Video

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Here is a link to a very detailed training video from the Department of Justice. The training video is very comprehensive and worth the 67 minutes to watch it. While the video is focused on Sacred Sites and federal responsibilities, there are great overviews of federal Indian law, tribal consultation, and interesting examples from across the country.

 

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