UPCOMING ATNI EVENT
Annual Convention 2022 Request for Proposals:
- Approximately 500 potential attendees
- 4 day event
- 6 simultaneous meeting spaces needed
- Culture Night space needed
- Host tribe coordination with ATNI and host property
- On site Food and Beverage services
Honoring the beloved Chairman, Jeromy Sullivan
Planning for the Center for Tribal Nations and Waterfront Education Park at the OMSI District, Portland, Oregon
Seeking ideas, identifying needs, and exploring development opportunities.
The Center for Tribal Nations (CTN) at the OMSI District project seeks to leverage the redevelopment of the OMSI property to model a new partnership between OMSI, tribal and intertribal organizations, and the City of Portland to restore the Native American community’s presence on the Willamette River and address our shared challenges of sustainability, resilience, and inclusion.

MEMBERSHIP
Tribal leaders attended meetings organized to formally address the on-going issues in tribal sovereignty and economic development. Unity of tribes working together to empower each tribal nation and individual.
COMMITTEES
Where it is appropriate, ATNI will develop and pursue regional strategies for the development, protection and advancement of the interests of member Tribes and their people in the areas represented by ATNI committees & programs.
PROGRAMS
ATNI has taken as its purpose to: provide a forum for sharing information on matters of interest to its member Tribes, develop consensus on matters of mutual importance, assist member Tribes in their governmental and programmatic development consistent with their goals for self-determination and self-sufficiency
CONVENTIONS & EVENTS
ATNI Conventions are where members convene for discussion, presentations and the work of the committees in regard to policy, legislation, and the future of Indian Country in the Northwest.