Grant Training Tribal Transportation 101

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Grant Writing & Administration

October 24-26, 2012

Presented By:
Carol Oliva, Grants Coordinator,
National Indian Justice Center

Developing Winning Proposals

This training session is designed to provide the participant with extensive instruction on grantmaking and the administration of grants. This session will examine the various grant programs for tribal communities and the rules for writing them. We will examine federal, state, and private grantmaking resources and the strategies needed to develop proposals. Participants will receive instruction on the principles of grant management, modifications, monitoring, reporting/audits and evaluation. All attendees will receive a comprehensive training manual and a certificate of achievement.

This Training Session Will Examine:
► Overview of Grants Types
► Developing Grant Concepts
► Grant Proposals and Method of Submission
► Reporting to the Grantor
► Using a Fund Accounting System to Track
Grants
► Spending, Suspension, or Termination of
Funding
Grant Writing Registration Form
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THE NATIONAL INDIAN JUSTICE CENTER IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE A CALIFORNIA/NEVADA TRIBAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ON
Tribal Transportation 101
October 24-26, 2012

Presented By:
Raquelle Myers, Staff Attorney,
NIJC, CA/NV TTAP Manager
The California and Nevada Tribal Transportation Training and Technical Assistance Program (CA/NV TTAP) invites you to attend a training session on Tribal Transportation. This session provides an overview of critical issues facing tribal transportation programs including identifying tribal transportation funding sources, developing a tribal transportation plan, updating tribal transportation plans, understanding the transportation planning process, addressing intergovernmental jurisdictional conflicts over rights-of-way through Indian Country and how those intergovernmental jurisdictional conflicts may impact the application of Tribal Employment Rights Ordinances (TERO) to transportation construction and maintenance contracts.
Please Note: This is not IRR Training

Training Agenda Highlights
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
► Tribal Sovereignty & Transportation Issues in
Indian Country
► Developing a Tribal Transportation Plan
► BIA—IRR: The Basic Source for Tribal
Transportation Programs

Thursday, October 25, 2012
► Jurisdictional Conflicts in Transportation Facilities
and Rights-of-Way in Indian Country
► Consultation and Coordination between Tribal,
State and Federal Governments
► Tribal Employment Rights Ordinances and their
Application to Transportation Projects

Friday, October 26, 2012
► Alternative Funding Sources for Tribal
Transportation Programs

Tuition is waived for tribal transportation planners in California and Nevada. For tribal transportation personnel in other states, tuition waivers may be arranged through your local TTAP. Call us for more information. Non-transportation personnel are subject to the $545.00 tuition for each person.
Tribal Transportation Registration Form