Beth Kapp

Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation’s homes honored as best in the industry

The Tohono O’odham Ki:Ki Association (TOKA) celebrated a groundbreaking last month for Hanam Ke:K Phase 2 Market Rate Rentals

RaeLynn joins us as a 2018 intern from Haskell Indian Nations University. She will spend her time with Travois and Tepa this summer as part of our joint internship. She is majoring in business administration and will be working with the Travois Asset Management and Compliance team.

Travois First Fridays on March 2 will feature artist Chris T. Cornelius, a citizen of the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin, and his “Domiciles” exhibition.

The University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law Alumni Magazine, Res Ipsa, is focusing its most recent issue on UMKC alumni who work to develop housing and community spaces for those in need. Res Ipsa is Latin for “It Speaks for Itself.

Have a development idea you want to move forward? Need training or technical advice? Or just want to see a friendly face?
Look for Travois industry experts at events and trainings around the country

Three homes are completely framed, another two are being framed, and 11 foundations have been started for the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation’s third Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) development

Affordable Housing Finance magazine annually recognizes professionals under the age of 40 who are playing vital roles in creating and preserving affordable housing across the country.
Travois CEO Elizabeth Glynn is one of six people recently named to this prestigious group of 2017 Young Leaders.

In partnership with Tepa, Travois offers a summer internship opportunity to Haskell Indian Nations University students.

My list of must-read media outlets that report on Indian Country has grown from Indian Country Today Media Network, National Native News and the Tribal College Journal to now include one more: