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DESCRIPTION:<p>\n	<span style="font-size: 14.4px\;">The National Indian Jus
 tice Center (NIJC) is pleased to announce the&nbsp\;</span><span style="fon
 t-size: 14.4px\;">following training sessions for 2016. Please note that NI
 JC conducts two&nbsp\;</span><span style="font-size: 14.4px\;">separate tra
 ining sessions at each site. You can find more information at&nbsp\;</span>
 <span style="font-size: 14.4px\;">http://www.nijc.org/training.html.&nbsp\;
 <br />\n	<br />\n	</span><u>Grant Writing: Proposal Writing for Tribal Pers
 onnel</u><br />\n	This training session is designed to provide participants
  with in-depth&nbsp\;instruction on grant writing for tribal programs. It w
 ill examine various grant&nbsp\;sources for tribal communities and present 
 methods for writing successful&nbsp\;applications. We will learn how to sea
 rch for and target federal\, state\, and&nbsp\;private grants and discuss e
 lectronic application procedures. We will develop&nbsp\;major sections of a
  grant proposal and consider how each of them would be&nbsp\;reviewed. All 
 attendees will receive a comprehensive training manual and a&nbsp\;certific
 ate of achievement.<br />\n	<br />\n	This training will examine:<br />\n	? 
 Trends in Grant Making<br />\n	? Role of the Grant Writer through the Grant
  Lifecycle<br />\n	? Overview of Grants Types and Sources<br />\n	? Grant P
 roposal Methods of Submission<br />\n	? Grant Targeting<br />\n	? Inter-rel
 ationship of Core Grant Elements<br />\n	? Grant Narrative Elements and Pra
 ctices<br />\n	? Grant Budgeting Principles and Practices<br />\n	? Grant R
 eview Processes<br />\n	<u><br />\n	ICWA: Basic Concepts</u><br />\n	This s
 ession is designed for tribal council members\, tribal social services prov
 iders&nbsp\;and child welfare advocates who are new to ICWA or who would&nb
 sp\;like to learn more about the new ICWA Guidelines. This session will pro
 vide&nbsp\;a thorough review of the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 and th
 e&nbsp\;February 2015 Guidelines set forth by the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
  The&nbsp\;trainers will present substantive\, procedural and practical inf
 ormation&nbsp\;about the Indian Child Welfare Act\, State trial process and
  the role of Indian&nbsp\;child welfare advocate. The training includes the
  history of ICWA\,&nbsp\;Exclusive Tribal Jurisdiction\, and evidentiary st
 andards in state ICWA&nbsp\;cases. Participants will receive a comprehensiv
 e training manual and a&nbsp\;certificate of achievement.<br />\n	<br />\n	
 This training will examine:<br />\n	?History of the Indian Child Welfare Ac
 t of 1978<br />\n	? BIA 2015 Guidelines and Proposed Regulations<br />\n	? 
 When does ICWA apply?<br />\n	? Tribal Jurisdiction Over ICWA Proceedings<b
 r />\n	? Understanding the ICWA Trial Process<br />\n	? ICWA Evidentiary St
 andards<br />\n	<br />\n	For more information\, please contact NIJC Trainin
 g Coordinator Margaret Browne at 707-579-5507 or tcoord@nijc.org or visit t
 he NIJC website at http://www.nijc.org/training.html</p>\n
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DTSTAMP:20261019T185106
DTSTART:20160615
CLASS:PRIVATE
LOCATION:Isleta Resort & Casino\, Albuquerque\, NM
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:NIJC's ICWA Basic Concepts
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