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Networks

Naut’sa mawt Tribal Council hosts five networks to bring together Member Nation staff in similar roles to share knowledge, resources, and expertise, build relationships, and reduce duplication through collaboration on policies and documents.

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CAO Network

The CAO Network is an internal information sharing group comprised of Member Nation Administrators, their support staff, and Naut’sa mawt Tribal Council staff.

We hold quarterly virtual meetings to discuss ongoing priorities within Member Nations, and host an annual in-person meeting for a full-day of information sharing and training.

CAO Network meetings offer space for Member Nation Administrators to:

  • Identify priority needs from Member Services
  • Provide feedback to ensure that Member Services offers relevant and impactful programs of collaborative benefit that realize efficiency and economies of scale
  • Cultivate strong working relationships across Nations and organizations through the ongoing sharing of best practices and resources
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Finance Network

The Finance Network brings together Member Nation Finance Managers to discuss ongoing financial priorities, and share successes, knowledge, and skills on a variety of topics. These quarterly meetings offer Finance Managers:

  • A collaborative space to brainstorm through challenges, and encourage and uplift one another in their work
  • Identify priority areas of support from NmTC’s Finance Team
  • Build strong working relationships across Nations and organizations through the sharing of best practices and resources
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Emergency Preparedness Network

The Emergency Preparedness Network brings together Emergency Preparedness Coordinators from each Member Nation to discuss priorities in their communities and facilitate the sharing of resources, knowledge and information on emergency preparedness. The Network hosts virtual quarterly meetings, and an annual in-person gathering.

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Community Food Network

Land, Water, Food Systems’ Community Food Network nurtures relationships between Member Nations and provides a collective space to come together to share knowledge, develop ideas, brainstorm through challenges, celebrate, uplift one another, and grow.

The Network hosts regular meetings, workshops, webinars, and develops learning opportunities in various formats, including toolkits, videos, and hands-on training.

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Housing Managers Network

The Technical Services Unit’s Housing Managers Network offers a forum for housing managers to foster relationships and support one another on housing management issues. The objectives of this network are to:

  • Share information and best practices
  • Identify and prioritize issues
  • Collaborate on initiatives
  • Provide feedback and recommendations on housing policies and procedures
  • Identify opportunities for training and professional development related to housing management
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