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Founded as the Native American Finance Officers Association in 1982, NAFOA supports the advancement of independent and culturally vibrant American Indian and Alaska Native communities through our work in growing tribal economies and strengthening tribal finance.

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September 18: 5 Things You Need to Know This Week

Photo of the Week: Our emcees are an important part of NAFOA's Conferences—they certainly make them more entertaining! Pictured: Comedian...
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Policy Alerts

Impact of Potential Federal Shutdown on Tribal Communities

Last Tuesday, Congress returned from their August Recess with one main goal—to pass appropriations legislation before October 1st and prevent...
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Conference Updates

Meet our Gila-rious Emcee for #NAFOAFall23

https://youtu.be/-44Xo0B4180 Meet the Emcee for #NAFOAFall23 Comedian Wolf Brown Welcomes NAFOA to Gila River!(Note: financial advice not endorsed by NAFOA)Meet the emcee...
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September 11: 5 Things You Need to Know This Week

Photo of the Week: IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel and Treasurer Chief Lynn Malerba joined last week's Treasury Tribal Advisory Committee...
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Conference Updates

Learn About Bridging the Data Gaps at #NAFOAFall23

Learn About Bridging the Data Gaps at #NAFOAFall23 Don't miss the breakout session Byte Size Info: Bridging the Data Gaps on Tuesday, October 3rd.  Sovereignty is...
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