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AITC Business of Art Workshop

The Business of ArtThis workshop is designed for artists. It will discuss working with your tribe to promote tourism; pricing and marketing; working with galleries and museums; getting the most from trade shows; working with other artists to develop studio tours;...

O me’a”kwa

I hope this letter finds you happy, healthy and ready to tackle new adventures. As I am writing this letter, I have just returned from the U.S. Travel Association’s Board of Directors Meeting.

Press Release: AIANTA Seeks New Members for Board of Directors

AIANTA is seeking qualified candidates for eight open leadership positions on its Board of Directors.

Now Hiring: Marketing Director

AIANTA is seeking a passionate and driven individual to lead as the Marketing Director.
Deadline to apply: August 26, 2022.

Informational Webinar: AIANTA/USFS Request for Proposals

August 23, 2022; 10 a.m. (Mountain)
The webinar will include a question and answer session specific to types of projects, timeline, the application process and implementation.

Webinar: Building Collaborative Tourism in Hawai’i

August 30, 2022; 2 p.m. (Mountain); 10 a.m. (Hawaii)

Through partnerships, collaboration and most importantly, communication, learn how the Hawaiian Islands are weaving cultural tourism into branding and messaging.

Now Hiring: Administrative Assistant

Under direct supervision and mentorship of the Office Manager perform a wide range of activities and projects, mostly entry level to start, with room to grow within the program. Deadline to apply: August 19, 2022.

Now Hiring: Vice President Operations

AIANTA is seeking an experienced and proven leader in non-profit program management to serve as Vice President Operations. Deadline to apply: August 19, 2022.

Press Release: U.S. Forest Service/AIANTA NATIVE Act Grant

AIANTA and U.S. Forest Service seek to fund Tribal Nations, Tribal Enterprises and native nonprofits that will enhance and integrate cultural tourism/cultural recreation to empower Native American communities.

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