NAIHC 2023 Legislative Conference
Save the date for the National American Indian Housing Council's 2023 Legislative Conference — March 6-8 in Washington, DC!
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DOI Self Goverance Advisory Committee and IHS Tribal Self-Governnce Advisory Committee
Embassy Suites Washington DC 900 10th St NEW, WashingtonPlease register for the meetings at: https://www.tribalselfgov.org/register-for-the-doi-sgac-meeting-and-or-the-ihs-tsgac-meeting/ March 7 – March 8 (AM) – DOI SGAC Meeting March 8 (PM) – March 9 – IHS TSGAC Meeting Location: Embassy Suites, […]
NIHB First Quarter Board Meeting and Annual Meeting
NIHB First Quarter Board Meeting and Annual Meeting March 7-9, 2023 Washington, DC More information coming soon.
Improving the care of Indigenous people with cancer: Staffing and teamwork matters
Virtual EventJoin Emma Taylor, Research Officer, Western Australian Centre for Rural Health (WACRH), for a free educational webinar discussing ‘Improving the care of Indigenous people with cancer: Staffing and teamwork matters’ […]
NOAA Tribal Input on IRA Funding
Virtual EventThe Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere and NOAA Administrator, Dr. Richard W. Spinrad, invites you to a virtual session for Tribal Nations to engage in sustained dialogue about the Inflation […]
IHS Tribal Consultation on Health IT Modernization
Virtual EventDear Tribal Leader Letter As part of the Indian Health Service (IHS) Health Information Technology (IT) Modernization Program, you are invited to join a series of four Tribal Consultation and […]
Department of Treasury Tribal Consultation on their Tribal Consultation Policy
March 8, 2023, 2:00 p.m. EST – Treasury is hosting a Tribal consultation on updating Treasury’s Tribal Consultation Policy. Register here for the consultation. Please see the Dear Tribal Leader […]
bi-weekly White House Health Community Engagement Call
Virtual EventBi-Weekly on Wednesdays at 2:30 pm Eastern Register.
SCIA Oversight Hearing on Native Communities Priorities
Oversight Hearing on "Native communities’ priorities for the 118th Congress" | The United States Senate Committee on Indian Affairs