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Request for Proposal for Website Redesign

Request for Proposal for Website Redesign    Summary AIANTA is looking to refresh its destination website NativeAmerica.travel. The goals for the redesign will meet the following goals: Goal 1: Update the site to create greater awareness of Native tourism and...

Go International Preview: Marketing the Mission of your Business

Go International Preview: Marketing the Mission of your Business

Webinar: Go International Preview: Marketing the Mission of your Business  Webinar: Go International Preview: Marketing the Mission of your Business March 14, 2023; 10 a.m. (Mountain) AIANTA presents the Go International Preview Webinar with a segment on...

Healthy One Bite at a Time with Native Food & Plants

Healthy One Bite at a Time with Native Food & Plants

Webinar: Healthy One Bite at a Time with Native Food & Plants Healthy One Bite at a Time with Native Food & Plants February 21, 2023; 10 a.m. (Mountain)   Join us as we learn from three leading Native Food experts: Tiana Suazo, Executive Director of the Red...

Excellence in Tourism Industry Awards: The 2022 Winners and Their Tourism Initiatives

Excellence in Tourism Industry Awards: The 2022 Winners and Their Tourism Initiatives

February 14, 2023; 10 a.m. (Mountain)

Join AIANTA in this webinar as we introduce the 2022-2023 Excellence in Tourism Industry Award Winners from Best Cultural Heritage Experience, Excellence in Customer Service, Tribal Destination of the Year, and Industry Professional of the Year. You will hear from the winners and their tourism initiatives that helped them win these awards.

Hidden Treasures: Amazing Collections and Resources at the Indian Arts and Crafts Board Museums

Hidden Treasures: Amazing Collections and Resources at the Indian Arts and Crafts Board Museums

In this session, we will reintroduce the Indian Arts and Crafts Board (IACB) and learn about their regional museums and some of their programs which can be replicated elsewhere, including art directories, promoting local art and history, and learn about the invaluable resources available. As it says on the Department of the Interior website, “The Interior Museum Program looks after one of the largest and most important museum collections in the world.”

Webinar: Funding Opportunities to Conserve and Restore Tribal Forestland

Webinar: Funding Opportunities to Conserve and Restore Tribal Forestland

A conversation with the USDA Forest Service and special guests about how the Community Forest and Open Space Conservation Program, Landscape Scale Restoration, and Recreation Economy for Rural Communities can be used as tools to conserve and restore forestland and cultural resources and in turn support Tribal tourism and recreation efforts.

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Bureau of Indian Affairs

Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail

Native American Agriculture Fund

Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail

Bureau of Land Management

National Endowment of the Arts

National Park Service

United States Forest Service