NALSA strives to support Native American law students, enhance campus discourse on federal Indian law and issues affecting Indian Country, and foster a strong, inclusive community built on unity, cooperation, and respect. As an academic, professional, and social resource for Native law students and their allies, NALSA seeks to form and maintain lasting relationships with alumni, faculty, other affinity groups on campus, attorneys that work with Indian Country, and the local Native community to advance its mission. Through professional development programming, social events, and mentorship opportunities, NALSA supports the prosperity of its members, pursues opportunities for engagement with federal Indian law and the Bay Area Native community, and creates a supportive community for Native students and their allies at Berkeley Law.