LaDonna Harris, founder and President of Americans for Indian Opportunity, spoke on “Advancing the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in the United States and Around the World,” to an overflow crowd at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law on Feb. 21. Harris, who is Comanche, has been an activist for civil rights, environmental protection, the women’s movement and world peace, and in 1980, was the vice presidential nominee on the Citizens Party ticket with Barry Commoner. The lecture was hosted by the College of Law’s Indian Legal Program.