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Shundeen Martinez

Navajo Nation

Staff Attorney

Session 0B

California Tribal Families Coalition

Shundeen is a member of the Navajo Nation and was raised in Riverside, California. She earned her undergraduate degree from UCLA, where she double majored in English and Psychology. Her passion for indigenous rights inspired her to pursue a legal education at the UCLA School of Law. She graduated from UCLA Law with a Specialization in Native Nations Law. Shortly after, she began working at California Tribal Families Coalition (CTFC) as the San Manuel Tribal Advocacy Legal Fellow. She is now a Staff Attorney at CTFC and is admitted to practice law in California. In her role, she has had the opportunity to represent tribal clients in dependency cases across the state of California. Shundeen is passionate about advocating for tribes and tribal families.

Presenting in the following sessions:

Wednesday

Oct 28, 2026

2:30 PM

Session 0B

1.5 MCLE, Elimination of Bias

Attorney Practice Standards when Representing Tribes in ICWA Cases

Join April Olsen, Shundeen Martinez and Kimberly Cluff for an interactive session reviewing and working through Performance Standards for attorneys representing Tribes in child welfare cases.

Moderating the following sessions:

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