by admin@aianta.org | Mar 10, 2021 | Blog
Photo Credit: Toypurina Mural, Anza National Historic Trail // NTorres / National Park Service Women’s History Month 2021 Native American Women Leaders in Cultural Heritage Tourism Every March, designated Women’s History Month by Presidential proclamation, AIANTA...
by admin@aianta.org | Mar 9, 2021 | Blog
O me’a”kwa: Planning for 2021 and Beyond (I’m going to travel over there, Northern Paiute) Dear AIANTA members, friends and partners– I hope this newsletter finds you healthy, happy and eagerly planning for the future. At AIANTA, we are full-swing in...
by admin@aianta.org | Mar 3, 2021 | FY2021 Webinars
Cultural Centers–Planning for Tourism AIANTA Webinar Series Webinar: Cultural Centers–Planning for Tourism Join us as we welcome three Native women leaders in cultural tourism. Two guide major cultural centers and the third is working on opening a new...
by admin@aianta.org | Mar 1, 2021 | Uncategorized
20 Pre-Columbian Sites in the US When Christopher Columbus set sail in 1492, he was lured by the promise of gold, spices and other riches available in “Asia.” Instead he “discovered” a new world. For many, this expedition also marks the beginning of history in the...
by admin@aianta.org | Mar 1, 2021 | Blog, Press Release
AIANTA Forms Unprecedented Partnership with NATOW, 11 Tribal Nations of Wisconsin Native American Tourism of Wisconsin (NATOW) will underwrite AIANTA membership dues for each of the 11 tribal nations that call Wisconsin home. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO (March 16, 2021)...
