About ANA
In January 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson declared the War on Poverty, a collection of ideals that ultimately laid the foundation for ANA. President Johnson made a call to action, asking communities to prepare “long-range plans for the attack on poverty.” Eight months later, the Economic Opportunity Act was signed into law, and shortly thereafter the Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO) began awarding grants.
Early in the 1970s, the Office of Economic Opportunity was terminated, but many of its War on Poverty concepts became the basis for ANA. Established in 1974 through the Native American Programs Act (NAPA), this new agency also embraced the goal of Native American self-determination, first endorsed by President Johnson in 1968 and later by President Richard Nixon. ANA serves all Native American populations, including federally recognized tribes, American Indian and Alaska Native organizations, Native Hawaiian organizations and Native populations throughout the Pacific Basin (including American Samoa, Guam, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands).
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Applications for the University of Washington Online MPH Program are now OPEN! Reminder: Applicants are eligible for an $85 application fee waiver when you attend an info session! Register for our next info session on Wednesday, February 3rd, 2021, here:
https://www.onlinemph.uw.edu/event/?sfid=701f4000000TItZAAW
This program is designed specifically for working professionals. The primarily online format gives you the flexibility to do your coursework largely on your own schedule and at your own location. This program will provide you with the skills needed to excel in your career by building a solid foundation in leadership, management, population health, data analysis, evidence-based research, health policy, and program evaluation.
For more information and to apply, head to:
https://www.onlinemph.uw.edu/
Questions? Reach out to our friendly staff (
[email protected]; 206-685-4506) - we would be glad to chat!
Thank you to ANA for your support of our Veterans and Trickster to host the 6th annual National Gathering of American Indian Veterans both LIVE and online to over 3400 viewers!
Here are the pictures from the LIVE event part, and the recording of the entire event is coming soon, which included Commissioner Jeannie Hovland as the keynote for us!
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Thank you to so many lead by Gina Roxas our ANA program director of Trickster in Illinois for the Native veterans program. thanks too: Schaumburg/Hoffman estates rortary club for supporting the kick off of this program then joining in Pepsico Rise Kenneth Young center meals on wheels Coalition for postive Development and recorvery suport program. A new grant to start next week, masks from serveral community member Karen, Tracy, and more coming to some of our healthy veterans helping regularly like Angel and his sons. There are so many more including online donations to purchase additional items. Last run one bag each. This run looks like 2 large bags. Wow
Tomorrow is packing and delivery. 10 am.
https://www.facebook.com/Joeptrickstergallery/videos/10158432781691942/?t=44
Thank you to ANA and an amazing team to support Native Veterans to share their voices. Each documentary in this series has won several awards and one Emmy nominated!
I hope you enjoy viewing this series of documentaries from the National Gathering of American Indian Veterans. All FREE to watch and learn. Shared and created by Trickster Cultural Center. All have aired on PBS and locally WTTW.
To our women veterans - Thank you for your service and here is a special exhibit just for you! If you would like to submit and we are not yet cleared for public (we hope we are!) then we are going to make this a virtual online opening showing off all the art with a story provided by each artist. Please look at the deadlines for submission. Trickster is a 10,000 sq ft Native Art Facility, so this space is for you!
Limited availability but we have been able to fill orders for government and healthcare facilities. Call us now at (800) 777-0333 to buy our products or email us at
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On Oct 21, 2019 Deputy Assistant Secretary for Native American Affairs Commissioner of the Administration for Native Americans Jeannie Hovland, Pedro Moreno Advisor to the Assistant Secretary, Administration for Children and Families and Anthony Caole, CEO of Three Star Enterprises, LLC visited the Ya Ne Dah Ah School in Chickaloon, Alaska.
On Oct 21, 2019 Deputy Assistant Secretary for Native American Affairs Commissioner of the Administration for Native Americans Jeannie Hovland, Pedro Moreno Advisor to the Assistant Secretary, Administration for Children and Families and Anthony Caole, CEO of Three Star Enterprises, LLC visited the Ya Ne Dah Ah School.
Administration for Native Americans - ANA
