ATNI Midyear Convention 2026
Organized by Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians (ATNI)
ATNI Conventions serve as a critical forum for members to convene for discussions, presentations, and committee work concerning policy, legislation, and the future of Ind...
- Dates
- May 17-21, 2026
- Location
- Ferndale, WA
- Deadline
- -
- Attendees
- 425
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About this conference
ATNI Conventions serve as a critical forum for members to convene for discussions, presentations, and committee work concerning policy, legislation, and the future of Indian Country in the Northwest. These conventions provide a platform for Tribal Leaders to connect and develop strategies to address current issues and priorities impacting their communities. The core purpose includes fostering the exchange of information among member Tribes, building consensus on policy matters, advocating for member Tribes to national Indian and non-Indian organizations and governments, providing technical assistance, and establishing mutual assistance networks, alongside an effective public relations and education program.
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ATNI relies on its host tribes to fundraise and seek sponsorships, although ATNI itself bears much of the fiscal responsibility. Sponsorship opportunities include soliciting tribal donations and in-kind contributions. Host tribes also have opportunities to highlight tribal enterprises, programs, and local artisans through priority vendor placement and showcasing notable projects.
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