Less than 0.5% of U.S. attorneys are Native American. This program is working to change that. Watch: How UNLV Is Preparing the Next Generation of Tribal Gaming Leaders In this special TG&H On Air interview […]
Click play above to watch the interview with Sheila where we discussed: Key takeaways from the OIGA annual conference this past August 2024: what was the buzz for operators and suppliers? What is top of […]
Washington State’s 29 federally recognized Native American tribes are sovereign nations, each with governments dedicated to ensuring and enhancing their self-reliance. However, our tribes are also integral to the fabric of Washington State and are […]
As we approach the critical 2024 National Elections, the Indian Gaming Association (IGA) is launching its voter registration campaign for Native Americans once again. We are partnering with various sister organizations to ensure that every […]
On a farm, late summer and early fall are a time to harvest the seeds that were sown in the spring. With patience and persistence, those seeds turn into plants that mature, and some bear […]
Starting with limited revenue streams, the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation have become an economic engine in their region The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, the Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla […]
With the support of gaming revenues, Washington State tribes are on the path to self-reliance. Along the way, we have become major contributors to the overall health and vitality of our state’s economy. In aggregate, tribes […]
In Oklahoma, of the 38 federally recognized tribes, 33 operate governmental gaming operations in accordance with the 1988 Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA). That framework requires that any revenues from gaming operations be used for […]
What’s new for this year’s OIGA Conference and Trade Show, August 12-14, 2024, in Oklahoma City? Find out in this interview what to expect! The 2024 OIGA Conference and Trade Show, otherwise known as “the […]
The American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association’s Cultural Heritage Planner To learn more about AIANTA, visit https://www.aianta.org/ Brick-and-mortar cultural center or museum isn’t necessarily the only path to attracting travelers. Many tribes are diving deeper […]
By James Siva Just like the weather, the legislative season is heating up in California. As spring turns toward summer, we find ourselves in the thick of the legislative process. Right now, we are following […]
As I look to 2024, I feel a sense of excitement and optimism in the air as we approach the New Year and all it will bring. Our industry is always leading innovation, whether in […]
By James Siva Though the legislative session in California is over and we are now well past the deadline for the governor to sign or veto legislation, it is a busy time for CNIGA. We […]
Welcoming travelers from international markets frequently involves building strong relationships within the travel trade network. A casual approach to attracting this business can quickly lead to frustration and failure. Use the following checklist and select […]
The Indian Gaming Association’s Mid-Year Conference & Expo held at Foxwoods Casino Resort on September 12 to 14, 2023 served as a meeting place for leaders in the Tribal gaming community. This year’s event honored […]
Executive Editor, Chris Faria, sits down to learn more about Congresswoman Pam Shaw, Osage Nation Congress, and Chairwoman & Co-Founder of the United Women of Tribal Gaming in this interview. TG&H: You were one of […]
Expectations for the divided Congress are low. The assumptions are two years of gridlock and fiscal showdowns, with few legislative gains. However, for Indian Country, gridlock is not an option. Tribal governments are facing the […]
As we turn the corner into a New Year and bid farewell to 2022, the Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association is in full planning mode, pinning down details large and small for our 2023 Conference and […]
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