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Native American Rights Fund announces Matthew Campbell in new leadership role
Friday, June 10, 2022
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The Native American Rights Fund has announced Matthew Campbell as deputy director, a new leadership position within the largest legal non-profit firm in Indian Country.
Campbell, an attorney, is a citizen of the Native Village of Gambell, based in Alaska. He has worked for NARF since 2013.
“We’re pleased that Matthew Campbell will provide an additional prong of leadership to the Native American Rights Fund as our Deputy Director,” John Echohawk, a citizen of the Pawnee Nation who serves as executive director of NARF, said on Friday.
“As the premier national legal defense team for tribal governments and Native people, our nonprofit must steward resources, time, and energy as productively as possible,” said Echohawk, an attorney who has has worked as NARF since its inception in 1970 and has served as executive director since 1977.
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