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1 AGENDA ATNI 63 rd Annual 2016 Fall Convention September th Tulalip Casino Resort Tulalip, WA Hosted by: The Tulalip Tribe SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, :00AM - 5:00PM 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM - - 4:00 PM 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Youth : Culturally Based Leadership Training - Orca & Chinook Rooms Executive Board Meeting - Joint EDC & Executive Board Meeting Bag Stuffing Alder Board Room Volunteer Meeting - Registration Orca Foyer Chair Meeting - Political Candidates Meet & Greet & 2 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, :00 AM White House Tribal Nations Conference WHTNC 2016 Webcast - 7:00 AM Registration Open Orca Foyer 8:00 AM Exhibit/Trade Show Open Orca 3 Breakfast Orca Foyer Coffee Sponsor Strategies 360 8:30 AM General Assembly Orca 2 & 3 Call to Order: ATNI 1st Vice President Mel Sheldon, Jr., (Tulalip) Post Colors: Tulalip Honor Guard Invocation: Tulalip Elder Roll Call: ATNI Secretary Jeanie Louie (Coeur d Alene) Financial Report: ATNI Treasurer Sharon Goudy (Yakama) 8:50 AM Welcome Remarks Mel Sheldon, Chairman, The Tulalip Tribes ATNI 63rd Annual 2016 Fall Convention Agenda 1
2 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, :10 AM Tribal Leaders Discussion State of ATNI, Mel Sheldon Jr. Unity in Indian Country Organizing Youth Groups in Your Community SuSun Fisher (Siletz) Northwest Regional Representative UNITY United National Indian Tribal Youth Indian Trust Asset Reform Act Brian Gunn (Colville), Powers Pyles Sutter Verville National Ocean Council Governance Coordination TJ Green (Makah) and Joe Oatman (Nez Perce) Political Candidates Forum Joe Pakootas (Colville), US Congress WA 5th District Denise Juneau (Mandad, Hidasta), US Congress MT Washington State Legislature - Sharlaine LaClair (Lummi) 42nd Dist., Ronda Metcalf (Sauk-Siuattle) 39th Dist., Jeff Morris (Tsimshian) 40th Dist., Oregon State Legislature - Tawna Sanchez (Shoshone Bannock, Ute, Carrizo) 43rd Dist. Native American Rights Fund - Voting Rights/Voting Rights Education Issue Joel Williams (Cherokee), Staff Attorney Upcoming Election Cycle Political Analysis Ron Dotzauer, CEO Strategies 360 NOON LUNCH - On Your Own 1:15 PM - Economic Development Natural Resources/ Land Telecom Health Transportation Youth Culture & Elders Taxation Indian Child Welfare Human Resources Bridal Lounge Afternoon Break - Orca Foyer 3:15 PM - 5:00 PM Education Housing Drug Abuse & Prevention Veterans TERO Trust Reform Gaming TANF Law & Justice International Affairs Bridal Lounge 6:30 PM 8:00 PM Reception - Pramila Jayapal, Congressional Rep. WA 7th District - Reception - Native American Rights Fund (NARF) - Reception - Denise Juneau, Candidate for United States Representative - ATNI 63rd Annual 2016 Fall Convention Agenda 2
3 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, :00 AM Registration Open Orca Foyer Exhibit/Trade Show Open Orca 3 Breakfast Orca Foyer Coffee Sponsors Port of Kennewick 8:30 AM General Assembly Call to Order: ATNI 2nd Vice President Theresa Sheldon, (Tulalip) Invocation: Tulalip Elder Roll Call: ATNI Assistant Secretary Alfred M. Nomee (Coeur d Alene) 8:50 AM Legislative Updates Brian Gunn (Colville) Powers Pyles Sutter Verville 9:15 AM Supreme Court Project Update NARF Joel Williams (Cherokee), Staff Attorney 9:40 AM Bureau of Indian Affairs, Northwest Region Stan Speaks (Chickasaw) Regional Director 10:00 AM ATNI Report Outs Energy - Direlle Calica (Warm Springs) Economic Development Amber Schultz-Oliver (Wasco/Celilo) Climate Change Don Sampson (Umatilla) US Commission on Civil Rights Field Hearing Fawn Sharp (Quinault) 10:40 AM Indian Child Welfare The Opposition Explaining the various anti-icwa cases nationwide and providing suggestions for what tribes and allies can do to work together to defend ICWA. Panel David Simmons, NICWA Government Affairs & Don Ragona (Mattinecock), NARF House Counsel 11:20 AM US General Services Administration George Northcroft, Regional Administrator, National Tribal Affairs Champion 11:40 AM Tribal Curriculum in Public Schools - Native Language in School curriculum Jamie Valadez (Port Gamble S Klallam), Port Angeles School District Rose Mary Miller (Yakama Nation) Toppenish School District NOON 1:15 PM Lunch - Sponsored By The Tulalip Tribes Education Housing Drug Abuse & Prevention Veterans TERO Trust Reform Gaming TANF Law & Justice Native Vote Bridal Lounge Afternoon Break - Orca Foyer 3:15 PM Economic Development/ Energy Natural Resources/Land Human Resources Health Transportation 6:00 PM Culture Night The Hibulb Cultural Center 7:00 PM Resolutions Deadlines ATNI Workroom Youth Culture & Elders Taxation Indian Child Welfare ATNI 63rd Annual 2016 Fall Convention Agenda 3
4 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, :00 AM Fun Run/Walk - Meet at event registration 8:00 AM Registration Open Orca Foyer Exhibit/Trade Show Open Orca 3 Breakfast Orca Foyer Coffee Sponsor Tulalip Foundations 8:00 AM Breakfast Buffet Coffee - Tulalip Foundations 8:30 AM General Assembly Call to Order: ATNI President Fawn Sharp, (Quinault) Invocation: Tulalip Elder Roll Call: ATNI Secretary Jeanie Louie (Coeur d Alene) 8:50 AM Portland Area Indian Health Service Dean Seyler (Warm Springs), Director Portland Area IHS 9:15 AM US Army Corps of Engineers Regional Update Mr. Dave Ponganis, Programs Director, Northwestern Division 9:33 AM AMERIND Critical Infrastructure AMERIND Risk launched its newest business line, AMERIND Critical Infrastructure (ACI) to help Tribal Nations develop and deploy the most important 21st Century critical infrastructure high-speed broadband internet. Geoffrey C. Blackwell, (Muscogee (Creek), Chickasaw, Choctaw, Omaha), Chief Strategy Officer & General Counsel 10:05 AM Implementation of the new Indian Child Welfare Regulations State of Washington Department of Human Services 10:35 AM Bonneville Power Administration Lorri Bodi, VP Environment Fish & Wildlife Dan James, Deputy Administrator Ken Johnston, Tribal Affairs 11:15 AM ATNI Constitution Amendments - Elections Tribal Membership Dues Structure NOON Lunch - On Your Own 1:15 PM Call to Order: Andy Joseph, Jr (Colville) ATNI 3rd Vice President 1:15 PM 2:40 PM General Assembly Doctrine of Discovery Presentation JoDe Goudy Chairman, Yakama Nation, Steve Newcomb (Shawnee, Lenape) Indigenous Law Institute Addressing the Federal Government s Trust Responsibilities ATNI 63rd Annual 2016 Fall Convention Agenda 4
5 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 Afternoon Break 3:15 PM 5:00 PM Concurrent Breakout Sessions USDA Team USDA Team USDA Different USDA agencies will in attendance with each agency presenting on the opportunities available to Tribes. National Ocean Council The National Ocean Council will present on the upcoming Regional Planning Body that will be formed in the Pacific Ocean region to develop goals, objectives, and delivery of a Pacific Coast regional ocean plan. Don Côqayohômuwôk Chapman, President, KIC Facilities Management, Micah McCarty (Makah) Columbia River System EIS Bonneville Power Administration, US Army Corps of Engineers, Bureau of Reclamation Columbia River System Operation (CRSO) Tribal Kickoff Meeting On May 4, 2016, the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon (court) issued its decision in National Wildlife Federation v. National Marine Fisheries Service (NWF v. NMFS), an action challenging the adequacy of NMFS Federal Columbia River Power System (FCRPS) Biological Opinion (BiOp), and the Action Agencies (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Bureau of Reclamation) compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) upon adoption of the BiOp/RPA actions. Representatives from the Action Agencies will attend this breakout session with the purpose of informing tribes of the impending NEPA process and to discuss tribal inclusion, consultation, and coordination. Amerind Risk Protecting Tribal Assets & Connecting Indian Country In this interactive session, we will discuss what AMERIND Risk can do for your organization as we move into a new era of Native American economies. AMERIND Risk is the only 100% Tribally owned insurance solutions provider in Indian Country, and provides property, liability, workers compensation and employee benefits solutions for Tribes, Tribal governments, businesses and individual coverage. AMERIND Risk launched its newest business line, AMERIND Critical Infrastructure (ACI) to help Tribal Nations develop and deploy the most important 21st Century critical infrastructure high-speed broadband internet. Join us for an overview of how AMERIND Risk s mission and values back our service and product lines for the benefit of your Tribal communities. Irene Flannery, Director of AMERIND Critical Infrastructure WA State Task Force: Use of Deadly force in Community Policing Tim Reymon, Puyallup Tribal Council Governor s Office on Indian Affairs representative on the State Legislative Task Force on the Use of Deadly Force in Community Policing (Task Force). The Task Force has meets to discuss the issues surrounding police use of deadly force and to develop recommendations to the state legislature on what we can do improve the situation currently facing our communities and law enforcement. We have an upcoming meeting scheduled for early part of November, after the elections, at which we will be discussing recommendations to send to the legislature. It is important for the task force to hear from as many of our tribal leaders as possible regarding this very important issue affecting all of our tribal communities. ATNI 63rd Annual 2016 Fall Convention Agenda 5
6 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, :00 AM Exhibits Open Breakfast Buffet Orca Foyer Coffee Sponsor - Tulalip Foundation 8:30 AM Invocation - Tulalip Elder Call to Order: Sharon Goudy, ATNI Treasurer (Yakama) Roll Call: Alfred M. Nomee ATNI Assistant Secretary (Coeur d Alene) 9:00 AM Reports & Resolutions Culture & Elders Drug Abuse & Prevention Economic Development Education Gaming Health Housing Human Resources Indian Child Welfare/Social Service International Affairs Las & Justice Native Vote Natural Resources/Land TANF Taxation Telecommunications & Energy TERO Transportation Trust Reform Veterans Youth Retire Colors Tulalip Honor Guard Adjourn ATNI 63rd Annual 2016 Fall Convention Agenda 6
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