The Association on American Indian Affairs calls on Harvard to comply with NAGPRAOn February 18, 2021 the Association sent a letter to Harvard University President Lawrence S. Bacow calling on Harvard to comply with NAGPRA and require the free, prior and informed consent of Native Nations before research can be performed on those collections.
Read and download our full letter below or by clicking here. You can help strengthen our efforts with Harvard by adding to our voice. Please fill out this form to show your support for the repatriation of Ancestors and cultural items from Harvard. |
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