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NAIHC Important Memo: Regarding Executive Director position!
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NAIHC Board of Directors announces Executive Director position at within the organization.
For more information please click the link below:
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The HUD Environmental Office will conduct a free three-day training at various locations this spring. This training is designed to assist those who actually prepare Environmental Review documents under 24 CFR Part 58, as well as those who review and approve such documents. Specific topics to be addressed include the National Environmental Policy Act, sole source aquifers, scenic rivers, Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, the Clean Air Act, wetlands, floodplain management and flood insurance, coastal zone management, endangered species, farmlands, environmental justice, noise abatement, toxic and hazardous substances, other factors and procedural requirements of 24 CFR Part 58, including recommended formats for compliance documentation and an introduction to HUD's Environmental Review Online System (HEROS).
Visit the
Calendar of Events page for more details and registration.
| March 7-9, 2017 |
HUD Fort Worth Regional Office |
| March 28-30, 2017 |
HUD Atlanta Regional Office |
| March 27-29, 2017 |
HUD offices in Chicago, Minneapolis and Detroit
Live webcast at HUD offices in Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Columbus, and Cleveland offices |
| April 25-27, 2017 |
HUD Denver Regional Office |
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Native American Housing Study Briefing
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The Native American Housing Study Briefing which originally aired on Monday, January, 23, 2017 is now archived for you to view. You may view the briefing on YouTube at
https://youtu.be/pnOLi130vUQ.
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| Native American Housing Study Briefing |
Additional information about the study, including the final reports, may be found at:
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2017 NAIHC Voting Member Directory
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Becoming a member of NAIHC allows your group organization an opportunity to share your products and services with a targeted audience. Membership also helps your group gain services and resources that allow you to support Indian housing. Members benefit from NAIHC's position as the most-recognized organization speaking for Native American housing needs. Part of the success experienced over the years can be attributed to the fact that NAIHC values the input of its members and welcomes feedback when planning and communicating the major issues in Indian housing, ensuring that your group's needs are heard.
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Leveraging IHBG Resources
February 7-8 | Denver, CO
Registration Open
Click here
Managing a Successful Strategic Planning Process
February 8-9 | Phoenix, AZ
Registration Open
Click here
Board of Commissioners Training
March 1 - M
arch 2 | Denver, CO
Pathways Home
March 20 - M
arch 24 | Phoenix, AZ
NTCCP-NAHASDA Low Income Housing Tax Credit
March 21 - March 26 | Orange, CA
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2017 Congressional Calendar
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House and Senate leadership released calendars for the first session of the 115th Congress in 2017. Both chambers will be in session for a total of 139 days. The Senate is schedule to be in session for an additional 50 days for a total of 189 days in session and the House is schedule to be in session for an additional six days for a total of 145 days in session.
The chambers will recess the third full week of February, the second and third weeks of April, the first week of July, the entire month of August, the third full week of November, and the last two weeks of December. See the calendar from CQ Roll Call below for a visual representation.
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Legislative Committee Meeting
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Date: Monday March 6, 2017
Time: 1:30pm EST
Location: 122 C Street NW Suite 350
Washington, DC 20001
Agenda and conference call number TBA.
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2017 State of Indian Nations-
February 13
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About the Event:
2017 State of Indian Nations Address
Delivered by President Brian Cladoosby
Brian Cladoosby, President of the National Congress of American Indians will deliver the annual State of Indian Nations Address on February 13, 2017 from the Newseum in Washington, DC.
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2017 Legislative Conference in Washington, DC - March 6-8
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The decisions made by Congress and the Administration in Washington, DC, directly affect you and all of Indian Country. NAIHC's Annual Legislative Conference offers tribes, TDHEs, and Housing Authorities a chance to take part on the process. Attendees can discuss-with each other and with representatives of the federal government-the scope and impact of legislative issues affecting Indian Country. The event brings tribal housing representatives face-to-face with lawmakers, both during the conference and during Congressional visits on Capitol Hill.
Please note hotel registration cut off date is February 4, 2016.
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