Weldon Exhibits

Oakland Planning and Zoning Division is comprised of zoning, major projects and strategic planning. The division focuses on processing development permits and carries out planning processes. It has processed more than 1,200 development permits and answered for over 19,500 telephone inquiries. The division has assisted nearly 15,000 counter visits and specializes in updating the Oakland Planning Code. It staffs project, zoning and strategic planning managers. Located in Oakland, Calif., Oakland Planning and Zoning Division is a part of the City of Oakland, which also operates historic preservation, economic development, information technology, public works and human resource departments. The City of Oakland offers design and construction services.

The National Indian Justice Center (NIJC) is an Indian-owned and operated nonprofit organization based in Santa Rosa, California, established in 1983 to serve as an independent resource for Native communities and tribal governments. Its mission focuses on improving the quality of life for Native communities through legal education, research, and technical assistance programs aimed at enhancing the administration of justice in Indian Country. Founded by Joseph A. Myers, a prominent advocate for Native American rights, NIJC has made significant contributions to education, justice, and cultural revitalization. The organization continues to honor his legacy by providing training and resources, particularly in areas such as Indian Child Welfare, to support professionals working within Native communities. Generated from the website