Aliza Organick
1997
Aliza Organick
Miners' Legal Resourse Center
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
Health, Legal Advocacy
The Bold Idea:
Miners’ Legal Resource Center provided basic access to legal advocacy and diagnostic health care services for coal and uranium miners in the Southwest United States. Prepard cases for informal conferences at the U.S. Department of Labour and formal hearings before Federal Administrative Law Judges.
Biography:
Aliza is currently an Associate Professor of Law at Washburn University School of Law where she developed the Tribal Court Practice section in the clinical law program. She also teaches courses on Law of Indigenous Peoples and Comparative Law.
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