National Indian Justice Center Inc.

“Organizations Process to Review Form 990: The Executive Director will sign the 990. No review by the Board is expected prior to filing.”

“Explanation of monitoring and enforcement of conflicts: Policy is regularly reviewed and reinforced at board meeting.”

“Compensation review and approval process - CEO and Top Management: Compensation was recommended by a board committee using the salary surveys to similar entities.”

“Other organization documents publicly available; all are available upon request.”

“It was determined NIJC was conducting one program which is identified in Part III, line 4a. Therefore, the other program identified in some previous returns was eliminated.”

“The total $152,075 for other fees for services is generally for consultants to offer training.”

“Other Fees for Services:Training _______other _______”

“Organizations Mission: The National Indian Justice Center was established in order to establish an independent national resource for native communities and tribal governments. The goals of NIJC are to design and deliver legal education, research, adn technical assistance programs which seek to improve the quality of life and native communities and the administration of justice in indian country. Form 990 Part III Line 4A - First AccomplishmentNIJC staff and consultants are constantly involved in ongoing research regarding issues in Indian country in order to ensure that NIJC provides the most current updated and relevant training. Form 990 Part III Line 4D - All Other AccomplishmentThe California Indian museum is a project made possible by NIJC to acquires, record, preserve, study, interpret, and exhibit information of the outstanding importance on the history cultural heritage, and contemporary life of the indigenous people of California, the museums goal is to light the way - the spiritual social economic and personal way-for native people of the western hemisphere and the pacific islands to come together and share.”