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Introducing the Emcee for #NAFOA2023 We’re excited to have comedian Gigi Modrich on the stage at the 41st Annual NAFOA Conference!NAFOA is excited to announce our emcee for the 41st Annual Conference! Gigi Modrich is a Jicarilla Apache Washington, DC-based comic originally from New Mexico. She was a part of the First …

Early Bird Registration Ends Friday for #NAFOA2023   Friday, March 24th is the last day to save on registration fees for the NAFOA’s 41st Annual Conference. Prices will increase by $100 at midnight.  Don’t miss your opportunity to participate in two days of engaging sessions.  Check out the agenda online to see all that will be offered. Register …

The Treasury Tribal Advisory Committee (TTAC) held its tenth meeting on March 14, 2023 at the U.S. Department of the Treasury in Washington D.C. Key federal partners from various offices within Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service were represented at the meeting. Background for the TTAC The Tribal General Welfare …

Last Wednesday, NAFOA Executive Director Rico Frias testified before the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs (SCIA) on Native American Priorities for the 118th Congress. As part of that testimony, Executive Director Frias spoke about NAFOA’s legislative priorities for the 118th Congress. He highlighted necessary tax changes that would ensure parity for …

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