Category Archives: Travois news

Gabby Murnan is interning with us this summer. She joined the team through an internship opportunity we offered in partnership with Tepa. Our interns will divide their time between the Travois and Tepa offices, both located in Kansas City. Read on to learn about Gabby.

Harvesters is a nonprofit regional food bank that serves 26 counties in northwestern Missouri and northeastern Kansas.

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.

Since 2003, Travois has helped tribes with the compliance and management of their tax credit projects.

Adam Rose, senior project coordinator, has been helping clients develop new housing for more than eight years with Travois. Learn more about him as he answers eight questions below.

We are so excited that our very own Kellie Burke and her family were featured in the local news last week.

Last Friday was a delectable day for everyone at the Travois office. It was bake-off day!
As you may have read in past blogs (Take your can to work day, A dinner with a special guest, and Chili cook-off), we are always up for tasty food and friendly competition.

Recently, I hit a small milestone — my first year at Travois!

While my Travois colleagues in Kansas City undoubtedly count the Royals’ World Series win as the highlight from 2015, I took a different route when I reflected on the past 12 months.

Multimedia artist Wendy Red Star (Crow) recently visited Kansas City to celebrate the opening of her exhibition “Parading Culture (Tokens, Gold & Glory)” at local gallery Haw Contemporary. It can be seen through Feb. 27.