By American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association, Inc. | AIANTA Group tours have been a popular form of travel for centuries. Today, however, group tourists often get a bad rap as they are erroneously lumped […]
Every year I am privileged to write this newsletter, remembering those servicemen and women who lost their lives serving our nation. Growing up, I had the privilege of parents, uncles, and grandparents who shared their […]
Coquille Tribal Chief Donald Ivy passed away in July following a seven-month battle with cancer. He had been chief since 2014. From Brady Everyone knows what the definition of the word cousin is. I have […]
My first meeting with Mike Meczka in the 1990’s concluded with Mike telling me to check out “24/7 Polka Heaven,” an online polka station that I immediately passed on to my mom. That was the […]
Our industry has experienced dramatic growth over the past decades, today we want to spotlight NNAHRA (National Native American Human Resources Association) for assisting so many HR professionals and leaders in its 25 years. We […]
It’s not everyday we are lucky enough to meet someone whose personal journey makes us hopeful for the future. Today, I want to introduce you to an incredible young man who is making a difference […]
In today’s interview, we sat down with Notah Begay III, Founder of the Notah Begay III (NB3) Foundation. Many of our readers have heard us talk about the NB3 Foundation and even more, have supported […]
Over a year ago, the world as we knew it came to a halt because of the COVID-19 pandemic, affecting society’s social, physical, spiritual and economic impacts. Through it all, Indian Country and the Tribal […]
Oklahoma is home to the third largest gaming market in the United States, with more than 80,000 electronic machines on the floors of our more than 130 operations. The OIGA Conference and Trade Show has […]
Dispersion is the action or process of distributing things or people over a wide area. The digital transformation of all things has made dispersion an inevitable fact of life. Prior to the pandemic, we had […]
If we’ve learned anything from our experience over this past year, it’s that we need to be ready for anything, and, perhaps more importantly, that when we work together for the greater good, we can […]
Wisconsin’s Forest County is three-and-a-half hours north of Milwaukee. Its secluded beauty feels worlds away from the hustle and bustle of the state’s largest city. But the two communities share a very special bond. They’ve […]
By guest author Amber Ballard In April, 2016, FireKeepers Casino Hotel and its owners, the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi purchased and took possession of the historic Fire Station No. 4 located near downtown […]
Editorial By Guest Author Justin Huenemann, President and CEO NB3 Foundation In less than six months, the Navajo Nation held the top spot of most positive cases per capita in the United States. We witnessed […]
How to address fear, tension, resistance and fatigue Ready or not, here we go! We are coming out of our burrows and blinking in the light of this new world. Reopening is happening and we […]
You can find the right solutions after you take the time to pause You’ve probably already heard that we are going to make this wild, unprecedented time a transformation. You’ve heard that now is the […]
Dear Tribal and Industry Leaders, I urge you to take a moment to read this weeks Industry Report. As a Native American, it still surprises me that people don’t see the hurtful nature of the […]
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