Don't Miss Our Upcoming Training Opportunities! See the latest video from the Department of Interior about water in Arizona. Stay informed on legal issues in Indian Country.
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Join us for an evening of celebrating Indigenous Designers who are making their mark in the native fashion industry. VIP seatin
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This event is being held in conjunction with KIVA's Administrative Professionals Conference. Tickets are free to those attending the conference.
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KIVA's Administrative Professionals Conference brings together office professionals from across Indian Country. The sessions are designed for those who work for and with native organizations. Save your spot today!
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KIVA's Administrative Professionals Conference brings together office professionals from across Indian Country for 3 days of unparalleled sessions. Save your spot and use the promo code. https://t.co/sq199YtfG3
The KIVA Administrative Professionals Conference, #APKIVACON brings together office professionals from around Indian Country for 3 days of special sessions and unique learning experiences provided by trainers from and who have worked in, Indian Country. https://t.co/sq199YsHQv
Now is a good time to look inward as we close out this year and prepare for the upcoming year. One area we can assess is our ability to disagree without alienating friends and colleagues.
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KIVA extends its thanks to clients and customers by offering a 15% discount on all of our tuition fees for 2022 sessions. This offer is good until COB November 28th. Visit https://t.co/YTgjUw7osF and enter promo code HERITAGE when registering.
Our Native Cinema Showcase is an annual celebration of the best in Native film. By embracing oral histories, knowledge & ancestral lands, Indigenous peoples are creating films to better understand the past and imagine a new way of thinking for the future. https://t.co/B1s1m5hCGB
This powwow drum—made from a discarded 55-gallon oil barrel and canvas from a cot—was used in a 2004 powwow organized by Sergeant Debra Mooney (Choctaw) and the 120th Engineer Combat Battalion in Iraq. Titled "Desert Thunder," it's now in @SmithsonianNMAI.
We hope you’ll join us tomorrow @ 3 p.m. ET for our #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth virtual event to help us celebrate #Indigenous cultures and education! All are welcome. Register here: https://t.co/lHNo3seC5W #NativeEd