🦅 Applications are now open for the Native Nations Institute's Tribal Professionals Cohort (TPC)!

TPC is the premiere professional development opportunity for individuals interested in expanding their knowledge and skills in the area of Indigenous governance.

This year-long program is designed to equip Native leaders with the knowledge and tools necessary for successful Native Nation Building.⁠

Perks include free registration for three classes during our world-class educational event, January in Tucson, plus follow up programs throughout the year to help you connect with your TPC peers and sharpen your Native Nation Building skills.⁠

👉️APPLICATIONS DUE OCT. 23, 2026!👈️⁠

🔗Details and application here: https://nni.arizona.edu/tpc 

🦅 Applications open for the 2027 Tribal Professionals Cohort!

TPC is the premiere professional development opportunity for Indigenous individuals interested in expanding their knowledge and skills in the area of Native Nation Building.

This year-long program is designed to equip Native leaders with the knowledge and tools necessary for successful Native Nation Building.⁠

Perks include free registration for three classes during our world-class educational event, January in Tucson, plus follow up programs throughout the year to help you connect with your TPC peers and sharpen the tools in your Indigenous governance toolkit.⁠

👉️APPLICATIONS DUE OCT. 23, 2026!👈️⁠

🔗Details at https://nni.arizona.edu/tpc

🔗Link in our bio!🔗⁠

Applications now open for the 2027 Tribal Professionals Cohort!

TPC is the premiere professional development opportunity for Indigenous individuals interested in expanding their Native Nation Building skills.

👉️APPLICATIONS DUE OCT. 23!👈️⁠

https://nni.arizona.edu/tpc

SL: Apps open for Tribal Professional Cohort

Apply to participate in the 2027 Native Nations Institute Tribal Professionals Cohort!

Applications are now open for the Native Nations Institute’s (NNI) 2025 Tribal Professional Cohort (TPC).

The TPC is a year-long professional development program designed to equip Native leaders with the knowledge and tools necessary to implement effective, evidence-based Native nation building practices for the communities they serve.

Learn more and apply here.

Since 2016, TPC members have learned to innovate and strengthen their leadership and advocacy skills while cultivating a meaningful network of Tribal professionals who support each other’s career growth and community-focused efforts.

To qualify for this professional development experience, you must be:

• A U.S. citizen of any federally or state recognized Native nation
• A current Tribal government professional, community leader, or someone who is otherwise able to take what you learn back to your Tribal community to help make change
• Able to attend three January in Tucson courses in person in 2027 (course fees waived), four quarterly virtual 2.5 hour seminars, and monthly check-ins.

Send questions to Kevin Fortuin, Indigenous Governance and Direct Services Outreach Specialist at kfortuin@arizona.edu.

Applications are due October 23, 2026.

Learn more and apply here.

SL: Spread the word: Apps open for NNI Tribal Professionals Cohort

Applications are now open for the 2027 Native Nations Institute (NNI) Tribal Professionals Cohort (TPC)!

The TPC is a year-long professional development program designed to equip Native leaders with the knowledge and tools necessary to implement effective, evidence-based Native nation building practices for the communities they serve. 

We've also made a promo kit with images and copy to make it as easy as possible to share this opportunity with anyone you think might be interested. Find links to the program info page (with application link) and the promo kit below:

Learn more and apply here.

Promo materials here.

Since 2016, TPC members have learned to innovate and strengthen their leadership and advocacy skills while cultivating a meaningful network of Tribal professionals who support each other’s career growth and community-focused efforts.

To qualify for this professional development experience, you must be:

• A U.S. citizen of any federally or state recognized Native nation
• A current Tribal government professional, community leader, or someone who is otherwise able to take what you learn back to your Tribal community to help make change
• Able to attend three January in Tucson courses in person in 2027 (course fees waived), four quarterly virtual 2.5 hour seminars, and monthly check-ins.

Applications are due October 23, 2026.

Learn more and apply here.

Promo materials here.

Thank you for your help strengthening Indigenous governance!

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Applications are now open for the Native Nations Institute’s 2027 Tribal Professional Cohort 2027 (TPC). The TPC is a year-long professional development program designed to equip Native leaders with the knowledge and tools necessary to implement effective, evidence-based Native Nation Building practices for the communities they serve. Since 2016, TPC members have learned to innovate and strengthen their leadership and advocacy skills while cultivating a meaningful network of Tribal professionals who support each other’s career growth and community-focused efforts. APPLICATIONS DUE OCT. 23, 2026. 
Learn more and apply at ⁠https://nni.arizona.edu/tpc

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Applications are open for the Native Nations Institute’s 2027 Tribal Professional Cohort 2027 (TPC). TPC is a year-long professional development program designed to equip Native leaders with the knowledge and tools necessary to implement effective, evidence-based Native Nation Building practices. APPLICATIONS DUE OCT. 23, 2026. Learn more and apply at ⁠https://nni.arizona.edu/tpc