Category Archives: Advocacy

Update for NAIHC Legal Symposium attendees: We encourage you to reach out to your representatives to tell them to reauthorize NAHASDA and keep the LIHTC and NMTC programs strong.

This week was the Native American Indian Housing Council Legal Symposium in Las Vegas, and Travois was pleased to support the conference as the Turquoise Premier sponsor.

Earlier this month, Adam Rose, Rachael Rider, and I all had the pleasure of attending the 13th Annual NAYA Gala in Portland, OR.

Thanks to our friends at Opportunity Finance Network (OFN), Travois participated in the Resilience Academy in Atlanta earlier this month.

Last winter my 5-year-old son, Zeke, and I stayed with some friends in Omaha. He could have thrown a rock in the Missouri River from the balcony of their condo. Last weekend, Zeke and I were standing on the banks of the same river in our hometown of Kansas City.

Since completing its first Low Income Housing Tax Credit project more than a decade ago, the staff members of Yavapai-Apache Nation Tribal Housing (YANTH) have become experts in developing housing

The Spokane Indian Housing Authority (SIHA) recently donated a combined total of $21,981 to two nonprofit organizations

Information is a valuable resource. Lenders, investors, lawyers and community leaders just gained access to a rich deposit of it. Last week, the Native Nations Institute released the “Access to Credit and Capital in Native Communities” report.

Just a short 45-minute drive from the Travois office, Haskell Indian Nations University provides a college education to students from more than 150 tribes each year.

Did you know that you can influence the criteria states consider when evaluating Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) applications to help increase tribal projects’ competitiveness?