August 3-14, 2020 (Monday – Friday) 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. ET

Introduction to Data Management Using American Indian Health Data

John Hopkins Center for American Indian Health

July 20 - 31, 2020 (Monday – Friday), 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. ET

This a new course that provides an introduction to infectious disease

epidemiology and outbreak response, focusing on the COVID-19 pandemic in

Native American communities.The course will discuss the many

determinants (biologic, social, environmental, etc.) that influence pandemic

progression and impact on Tribal communities.

For more information please contact: Anna Sundbo, (612) 247-4049, 

NEW COURSE COVID-19 & Infectious Disease Outbreaks in Native American Communities

Pokko'li Poya: We Are 10

The Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA) is pleased to invite you to its fourth annual Young Professionals Workshop, as part of the APSIA Diversity Forum 2020. The Workshop will take place virtually via Zoom beginning Monday, July 20 through Friday, July 24. Please complete the entire form below to secure your spot and stay connected with us for updates at our website: 

 Students from undergraduate institutions, community colleges, and so on are welcome. We encourage young professionals and students of diverse backgrounds to register!

APSIA 2020 Diversity Forum

Free summer program for girls 9-12 to provide an engaging introduction to STEM with fun projects, guest speakers, and culminating events such as hackathons and competitions ***No previous coding experience needed*** Commitment level: ~2 hours a week Sign up at bit.ly/SONACsignup More information at 

Sisterhood of Native American Coders - Free STEM Engagement Program

NCAI’s Indian Country Counts Campaign will continue its summer virtual game night series with “Census Bingo” this 

. EDT. This week's Bingo game night will feature special guests from across Indian Country.

The Civic Engagement game night series aims to provide a space to inform folks about Census 2020 and this fall’s elections while building a sense of community and having a little fun raising awareness for the Native Vote and Indian Country Counts outreach programs.

Census Bingo - GAME NIGHT

NAFOA Institute has partnered with Management Leadership for Tomorrow [MLT] to give deadline extensions to attendees of the webinar for their MBA prep program - we highly recommend students and professionals considering MBA programs to take advantage of this opportunity

For many, an MBA is a critical step on the path to senior leadership. MLT’s MBA Prep programs provide African American, Latinx, and Native American professionals with personalized guidance and effective tools to successfully navigate the business school application process, and optimize their MBA experience. MLT’s MBA Professional Development (PD) program prepares high-achieving, people of color to become senior leaders in business and social sector organizations. Fellows’ success will trigger a multiplier effect of influence and impact to benefit their organizations and communities. Come learn how MLT's program and unique approach with our world-class coaches can help advance you closer to your MBA and beyond.



Join us on Thursday, July 15 at 3:00 pm EDT.

The webinar is free and open to the public. 

Advanced registration for the webinar is required.

For further information, please contact: Bettina Cecilia Gonzalez 

Navigating the MBA Journey

Offered to any individual who works with Native American entrepreneurs

Introduction to Native Business Empowerment Workshops and how to host one.

For more information contact the Native Learning Center at 954-985-2315.

The Native Learning Center is a Model Program supported by the Indian Housing Block Grant awarded by the Office of Native American Programs, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The opinions contained in education, training and technical assistance sessions are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the Native Learning Center, Seminole Tribe of Florida, Office of Native American Programs, or the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. References to specific agencies, organizations, firms, products, services, processes and procedures should not be considered an endorsement by the listed entities. Rather, the references are informational and illustrations to supplement discussions of the issues.

Train the Trainer Empowerment Workshop Part 1

Introduction to Quantitative and Qualitative Research

July 13-17, 2020 (Monday – Friday) 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. ET

Introduction to Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods for American Indian Health

Pascua Yaqui Tribe would like to extend the conversation by inviting you to join and learn how tribal nations and communities have been successful in the development of their Enhanced Tribal Card (ETC). An ETC is a tribally issued federally recognized secure identification equivalent to a U. S Passport Card. In this webinar you’ll learn:

the benefits of having an ETC Passport Card;

‘The differences between Real ID and ETC;

The types of agreements with the Department of homeland Security and Custom Border Protection;

Program policy and technical requirements;

The types of agreements with the Department of Homeland Security and Customs Border Protection;

The current partnerships that Sacred Path has established and maintained at the federal level;

The specialized expertise and continued support Sacred Path provides to tribal nations and communities, in the development and implementation of ETC.

Enhanced Tribal Card Webinar

This webinar will share both Native Vote and Indian Country census efforts. The webinar will begin with a briefing on the current voting landscape of Indian Country, and will feature information on the Native Vote with highlights from Arizona. The briefing will also provide the latest updates on 2020 Census operations with information on how to adjust census outreach efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The webinar will feature panelist Travis Lane, Assistant Director of the Inter Tribal Council of Arizona.

Taking Action in 2020

The Committee on Energy and Commerce will hold a remote hearing on Wednesday, July 8, 2020, at 11 a.m. via Cisco Webex. The hearing is entitled, "Addressing the Urgent Needs of Our Tribal Communities."

NCAI President Fawn Sharp will deliver testimony before the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce when it holds a virtual hearing on Wednesday, July 8, 2020, at 10:00 a.m. titled, “Addressing the Urgent Needs of Our Tribal Communities.”

House Committee on Energy and Commerce

The National UNITY Council (NUC) Executive Committee first suggested the idea of waiving affiliation fees as a way to be more inclusive and assist those who have been impacted by the pandemic. UNITY acted on the recommendation and is excited to waive this year’s affiliation fees for youth councils and individuals in hopes to reach even more Native youth through the upcoming virtual events. Those who have already paid their membership dues will automatically be in ‘good standing’ through July 1, 2020.

UNITY Quarantine Dance Party for Native Youth!


2020 National UNITY Virtual Conference
Featuring emcee one
July 23, 2020
2:30 PM Eastern // 1:30 PM Central // 12:30 PM Mountain // 11:30 AM Pacific //

A Prize Drawing for a $100 Cash Prize and UNITY Swag for Dance Video Submissions!
Native Youth have an opportunity to win big by submitting a video dancing to your favorite songs.

To make this Dance Party a success we need your Dance Videos by

 By submitting your video or photo you agree to give the UNITY, Inc. full rights to the video, photo, name, images, and likeness to use for UNITY, Inc. purposes.

A link will be sent to you to upload your Video(s).

Join the Dance Party Team. Find a UNITY Buddy and Make a Video Together.

You all have great ideas! EmceeOne is going to do a Music MIx.

If you have any questions email Tami at t.patterson@unityinc.org

Visit our Website for further information: 

https://unityinc.org/events/national-conference/

2020 UNITY Virtual Conference


July 23, 2020
2:30 PM Eastern // 1:30 PM Central // 12:30 PM Mountain // 11:30 AM Pacific //

This forum will share the stories of five tribal nations working to protect their tribal homelands in the face of baseless and arbitrary attacks by the federal government, and discuss how the federal government must recommit to its trust and treaty obligations to all tribal nations in this critical area.

Protecting Tribal Lands in 2020: Current Violations across Indian Country

Join a virtual event with NCAI President Fawn Sharp, artists, performers, and special guests to kick off a movement to get out the vote.

Four-million young people turn 18 this year and will be able to vote for the first time. Rock The Vote is making sure they have the correct resources all summer with this kick-off event.

Democracy Summer 2020

Hosted by Contemporary Artist, Gregg Deal Pyramid Lake 

Advocacy and Art! Join us in elevating our collective voices in voting through painting and showing the world why we count in the census! Follow along with an Indian Country artist as they guide us through making impactful art that we can use in Indian Country Counts (census) and Native Vote outreach. Hear from tribal advocates speak about civic engagement work in their communities. Don't forget to fuel your creativity by making or enjoying some delicious snacks with us virtually! Share your favorite snacks or recipes in the comments as we create together. SET REMINDER: 

https://www.facebook.com/ncai1944/videos/269083937479268/

Paint & Snack Night

For more information, please contact: Jennifer Vigario - 

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