National Tribal Housing Ecosystem Summit
Uniting Voices Across Tribal Community
August 27-29 | Boise Centre | Boise, Idaho
Mark your calendar for this dynamic conference to learn, grow, and collaborate while inspiring new ideas, partnerships, and investment opportunities to grow Tribal ecosystems that support housing, homeownership, and economic development.
Hosted by Enterprise Community Partners in partnership with Freddie Mac, the summit will be led by voices from across the Tribal Community to create a pathway to build more homes and stronger economies based upon the four tenets of the Tribal Housing Ecosystem.
- Demand for housing in tune with workforce and economic development priorities
- Social and emotional infrastructure to build strong individuals, families, tenants, and homeowners
- Construction and development capacity and local expertise to meet the demand for new and preserved housing stock
- Finance options for housing development and homeownership on fee simple and Tribal trust lands
Working together, we can build the healthy housing ecosystems that foster:
Stronger Families | Stronger Communities | Stronger Industries | Stronger Economies
We are very excited to bring together Tribal Nations’ best knowledge and experience on August 27-29 at the Boise Centre.
Registration is closed. View the full agenda.
Plenary Sessions
| Honoring Sovereignty and Ushering in the Next Era of Self-Determination | |||
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| Wizipan Garriott Rosebud Sioux Tribe Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary, Indian Affairs U.S. Department of the Interior |
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| Centering Housing and Economic Development: Healthy Collaborations that Honor Our Traditional Values | |||
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| Donald "Del" Laverdure Crow Nation, Ties the Bundle Clan Legal and Political Strategist |
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| Bold Leadership: Holding Curiosity and Solutions-Focused Thinking | |||
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| Lakota Vogel Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Executive Director Four Bands Community Fund |
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Who Should Attend
- Tribal leaders and representatives
- Tribally Designated Housing Entities and Tribal Housing Authorities
- Tribal workforce development groups, and planning and building codes departments
- Native CDFIs and Native nonprofits
- Public sector: housing finance agencies, and local, state, and federal government agencies
- Financial institutions: banks, credit unions, lenders
- Philanthropic organizations: bank foundations and foundations with an interest in learning about and supporting Native communities
- Housing owners or operators
- Research and higher education institutions
Learn About Our Tribal Nations Housing Work
We have been working with Tribal communities to support safe, decent, and culturally relevant housing since 1997. Our team provides funding and training along with technical assistance to help our Native partners create healthy, safe, green affordable homes and to increase opportunities for economic advancement for individuals and families in Native communities.
- Watch the video: Working with Tribal Nations
- Watch the video: Celebrating our Native partners and Native-led housing team
- Watch the video:Workforce Development in Tribal Communities
- Watch the video:Philanthropy in Indian Country
If you have any questions, please contact Tonya Plummer, Director, Native American Housing Programs.
Learn more about sponsorship opportunities, and for additional information, please contact Katie Biggs, Director of Development.