Calendar of Events
February 2020 |
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Feb 4-5 |
Self-Monitoring Anchorage, AK AAHA will host a two (2) day training to provide participants with a solid foundation for complying with the self-monitoring requirements of NAHASDA and 2 CFR 200, and to provide strategies and insights that recipients can utilize to make self-monitoring an effective tool to accomplish their goals. This training will emphasize the development of local self-monitoring plans that are appropriate and effective for the size and needs of the recipient’s program. The training will provide participants with the most current information on the requirements as well as the tools that are available to support recipient self-monitoring. Location: Dimond Center Hotel 700 E Dimond Blvd (907)770-5000 |
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Feb 4-6 |
National Tribal Crime Prevention Summit Denver, CO FREE forum for tribal leaders and federal agencies to discuss methamphetamine prevalence, opioid addiction, violence against women, and gang violence. Discussion of these topics will aid tribal leaders to come up with unified efforts for their community to combat these crimes. Participants will learn about how these topics affect housing and the greater tribal community. Info. on available funding sources and ideas for implementing policies to prevent and address these crimes will be shared. Tribal leaders, housing department executives, housing authority leaders, and interested tribal community members are encouraged to participate in this event. Register at http://www.cvent.com/events/national-crime-prevention-summit/event-summary-5af4e881e40040c6a2035c151dd8c2ef.aspx . |
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Feb 11-14 |
NAHASDA Essentials Anchorage, AK AAHA is hosting an exciting and interactive three and a half (3.5) day training with the final half day (2/14/2020) being optional and available for participants to schedule a one-on one session with the trainer. The training will provide attendees with a comprehensive introduction to the Native American Housing Assistance and Self Determination Act of 1996 (NAHASDA). Participants will become familiar with latest regulations, program guidance, and PIH Notices. A thorough review of eligible families and eligible activities including rental housing, homebuyer programs, rehabilitation and housing and crime prevention services will be provided. Other major topics to be addressed include the Indian Housing Block Grant (IHBG) formula, calculating income eligibility and adjusted gross income, moderate-income family assistances, income verification. Location: Westmark Anchorage, 720 W. 5th Avenue (907) 276-7676 |
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Feb 19-21 |
Housing Policy Anchorage, AK AAHA is hosting an interactive three (3) day training workshop on Housing Policy. The workshop will acquaint participants on the essential policy requirements for NAHASDA. Participants will learn the essential policy requirements for NAHASDA management in general. It will be a hands-on thorough review of a policy developed for Alaska Tribes and TDHEs. Some of the policy topics include: Applicable Alaska Law, Application Process, Eligibility and Ineligibility, Waiting Lists, Verification, Maintenance and Inspections, Hoarding, Collections, and Termination. Location: Hyatt Place Anchorage, 101 E. Tudor Road (907) 562-1235 |
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Feb 25-27 |
NAHASDA Essentials Silverdale, WA Housing Admissions and Occupancy responsibilities are at the heart of the rental housing program. Often occupancy specialists are the face of housing to many residents. Participants can expect to gain an understanding how Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act (NAHASDA) policies and program requirements impact the Admissions and Occupancy (A&O) process. Board and management can learn more about developing and applying tribal policies and procedures that are clear, support staff, and promote equitable and compliant programs. Register at: www.newregistration.firstpic.org |
March 2020 |
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Mar 3-5 |
NAHASDA Essentials Chicago, IL Housing Admissions and Occupancy responsibilities are at the heart of the rental housing program. Often occupancy specialists are the face of housing to many residents. Participants can expect to gain an understanding how Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act (NAHASDA) policies and program requirements impact the Admissions and Occupancy (A&O) process. Board and management can learn more about developing and applying tribal policies and procedures that are clear, support staff, and promote equitable and compliant programs. Register at http://newregistration.firstpic.org/ |
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Mar 10-11 |
Program Income Oklahoma City, OK Participants at this 2-day training will gain a better understanding Program Income under NAHSADA. The training will provide an overview of program income. The training will discuss sources of program income and how to calculate it. Participants will learn how to appropriately spend and report program income. The training will include a case study. Register at http://newregistration.firstpic.org/ |
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Mar 17-19 |
Contract Administration & Procurement Anchorage, AK This interactive three-day training will provide attendees with a formal workshop on Procurement and Contract Administration. The training will provide information and guidance under the Native American Housing and Selfâ€Determination Act (NAHASDA) for housing authority staff and tribal members to understand and meet the program requirements for procurement and contract administration. Location: Dimond Center Hotel 700 E Dimond Blvd (907) 770-5000 |
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Mar 17-19 |
Tribal Housing Excellence Development Essentials Aurora, CO THE Development Essentials course will provide participants with the essentials of the housing development process. In an interactive classroom setting, participants will learn:
THE Development Essentials course is for Tribes and Native communities that are NAHASDA recipients. To encourage attendance by multiple key stakeholders, scholarships are only available for organizations that send more than one person from a Native community or Tribe. These additional stakeholders may be housing staff, housing board members, tribal council members, planning staff or Native CDFI’s. In addition, a limited number of seats are open to nonprofit housing developers currently working in or looking to expand their work on Native lands. Participants will come away with concepts and strategies they can put to practical use in their communities. The wait list analysis tool will allow them to generate data from their own wait lists, make the case for particular paths to action and will support their efforts to raise outside funds for housing programs and development. Register HERE |
April 2020 |
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Apr 28-May 1 |
Admissions & Occupancy Anchorage, AK AAHA is hosting an exciting and interactive three and a half (3.5) day training with the final half day (5/1/2020) being optional and available for participants to schedule a one-on one session with the trainer. Admissions & Occupancy training is designed to enhance the job performance of Admissions and Occupancy staff and other tribal housing professionals working on Admissions and Occupancy issues. The course will cover Admissions and Occupancy program management with topics to include the application and selection process, eligibility Location: Westmark Anchorage 720 W. 5th Avenue (907) 276-7676 |
May 2020 |
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June 2020 |
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June 2-4 |
IHP/APR Training Phoenix, AZ Additional Information Coming Soon |
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June 16-18 |
Admissions & Occupancy Training Reno, NV Participants at this 3-day interactive training will receive instruction based on real-life examples on how to successfully operate an effective A&O program. As a part of the training, participants will receive guidance on and take part in interactive exercises on the “A-to-Z†of A&O program. Training topics will include eligibility, wait lists, rent calculations, collections, inspections, and lease compliance. Discussions will be held on how Admissions and Occupancy staff may need to collaborate with maintenance on tasks such as work-order processing, unit turnaround, and tenant education on the basic maintenance of the unit. Please note: Training materials will be provided on USB thumb drives. Participant binders will not be available. Participants should bring a device, such as a laptop, that has a USB port. TRAINING REGISTRATION HOTEL RESERVATIONS |
July 2020 |
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August 2020 |
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September 2020 |
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October 2020 |
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November 2020 |
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December 2020 |
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