NNI is bringing Tribal leader training to Tucson this summer!

Join the U of A’s @Native Nations Institute on July 16-17 for two days of customized educational sessions designed for Indigenous leaders.

There’s no formal training program for leaders of Indigenous nations, which means that the majority of elected officials in Tribal governments are forced to learn what to do (and what NOT to do) on the job.

NNI’s Emerging Leaders curriculum is designed to help new, veteran, and aspiring leaders learn the basics of governance and the expectations for their roles.

Topics covered include:

• Why are some Native nations more successful than others?
• What do Tribal leaders wish they knew before taking office?
• What are the typical duties of a governing official?
• What are the most pressing issues you face as a Tribal leader?

Save $100 when you register by June 2nd!

More info and registration here: https://nni.arizona.edu/leaders 

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NNI is bringing Tribal leader training to Tucson this summer!

Join the U of A Native Nations Institute (@nniarizona) on July 16-17 for two days of customized educational sessions designed for Indigenous leaders.

There’s no formal training program for leaders of Indigenous nations, which means that the majority of elected officials in Tribal governments are forced to learn what to do (and what NOT to do) on the job.

NNI’s Emerging Leaders curriculum is designed to help new, veteran, and aspiring leaders learn the basics of governance and the expectations for their roles.

Topics covered include:

• Why are some Native nations more successful than others?
• What do Tribal leaders wish they knew before taking office?
• What are the typical duties of a governing official?
• What are the most pressing issues you face as a Tribal leader?

Save $100 when you register by June 2nd!

More info and registration here: https://nni.arizona.edu/leaders 

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Join @NNIarizona in Tucson, AZ on July 16-17 for a two-day Emerging Leaders Seminar!

This curriculum is customized to help new, veteran & aspiring Tribal leaders learn more about governance and their roles as elected officials.

More here: https://nni.arizona.edu/leaders

The below copy is provided for easy and convenient distribution to any aspiring, newly elected or veteran Tribal leaders who might be interested in attending the EL Seminar. Feel free to amend the copy as you see fit and to reach out with any questions and/or requests you might have.

Subject Line: Governance training for Native leaders is coming to Tucson!

Greetings friends, relatives and colleagues!

The UArizona Native Nations Institute’s Emerging Leaders Seminar is coming to Desert Diamond Casino on the lands of the Tohono O’odham Nation in Tucson, AZ on July 16-17, 2025.

There’s no formal training program for leaders of Indigenous nations, which means that the majority of elected officials in Tribal governments are forced to learn what to do (and what NOT to do) on the job.

NNI’s Emerging Leaders curriculum is designed to help new, veteran, and aspiring leaders learn the basics of governance and the expectations for their roles.

Topics covered include:

• Why are some Native nations more successful than others?
• What do Tribal leaders wish they knew before taking office?
• What are the typical duties of a governing official?
• What are the most pressing issues you face as a Tribal leader?

Save $100 when you register by June 2nd!

Learn more and apply here.

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The U of A Native Nations Institute’s Emerging Leaders Seminar is coming to Desert Diamond Casino on the lands of the Tohono O’odham Nation in Tucson, AZ on July 16-17, 2025. There is no formal training program for leaders of Indigenous nations. This means that the majority of elected officials in Tribal governments are forced to learn what to do (and what NOT to do) on the job. NNI brings their Emerging Leaders curriculum to the Sonoran Desert to help new, veteran, and aspiring leaders learn the basics of governance and the expectations for their roles. More here: https://nni.arizona.edu/leaders 

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The UArizona Native Nations Institute will bring their Emerging Leaders Seminar to to Desert Diamond Casino on the lands of the Tohono O’odham Nation in Tucson, AZ on July 16-17, 2025. The curriculum is intended to help new, veteran, and aspiring Tribal leaders learn the basics of governance and expectations for their roles. More here: https://nni.arizona.edu/leaders