NATL NATIVE AMERICAN LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSN NATL NATIVE AMERICAN LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSN
EIN 52-1862764 · Cultural & Ethnic Awareness (A23)
What they do
PLANNED, ORGANIZED and CONDUCTED NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL TRAINING CONFERENCE for TRIBAL, INTERNATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT and EMERGENCY SERVICE PERSONNEL. DEVELOPED A CURRICULUM THAT is 100% CLEET/POST CERTIFIED for CONTINUING EDUCATION for TRIBAL and ALL PARTICIPANTS INCLUSIVE of PLENARY TRAINING EVENTS THAT is OFTEN REQUIRED for LAW ENFORCEMENT CREDENTIALS. WORKED WITH TRIBAL, FEDERAL, STATE, TERRITORIAL and INTL LEO ENTITIES AS WELL AS MEMBERS of THE UNITED STATES SENATE and HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES to DEVELOP and AMEND LAWS RELATIVE to US TRIBAL COMMUNITIES and THEIR RESPECTIVE CITIZENS, LAW ENFORCEMENT and EMERGENCY SERVICES. DEVELOPED and SUPPORTED INITIATIVES to IMPROVE THE QUALITY of LIFE for TRIBAL CHILDREN and ALL TRIBAL CITIZENS THROUGHOUT THE USA. COLLABORATED WITH FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT to ENACT RECENT US SUPREME COURT DECISIONS, CONDUCTED COMMUNICATIONS VIA PUBLIC INTERACTION, NEWSLETTERS and OTHER ELECTRONIC MEANS and SAT ON NUMEROUS ADVISORY PANELS NATIONWIDE.
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ContactGARY L EDWARDSCEO
In care of% GARY L EDWARDS
Mailing address204 CECIL GRAY RD, JONESBOROUGH, TN 37659-6601
Main phone(202) 999-6723 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailnnalea@aol.comSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- September 1994
- County
- Washington
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