2020
Due to ongoing restrictions and public health risks during the coronavirus pandemic, the INAIAC held its meetings and events online in 2020. Visit our Native American Heritage Month resource page for information on our cultural education and outreach efforts in the virtual space.
2019
INAIAC Director Williams participated at the following pow wows
The INAIAC Director Williams participated at the following pow wows: First Nations Bloomington, Columbia City, Lebanon, Pokagon Band of Potawatomi by promoting the INAIAC Native American student scholarships and the Michael Pace Educator Grant.
July 2019
In July, Evansville Central Library was the third location chosen for the INAIAC Listening Session. Thank you to INAIAC Director MeLissa Williams, Commissioner John Adams, Tom Montezuma, Kaleb McCaffry, Sheila Bobay and the moderator, Monica Stinchfield.
Interns
Interns working for Indiana Native American Indian Affairs Commission, Alaina Bryant, IUPUI, and Annie Bedwell, Ball State University.
June 2019
In June, Kokomo was the second city chosen for the INAIAC Listening Session. Thank you to Commissioner Sally Tuttle, Tanya Denk, Noah McClerkin, Larkin Four Killer, Tyler Moore.
May 2019
In May, Monroe County Public Library located in Bloomington, Indiana was the first location for the INAIAC first Listening Session. (Listening Session Bloominton2),Thank you to Commissioner Felica Ahasteen-Bryant, Dr. Champion Shaw, Alaina Bryant, ICRC Outreach Manager, John Hawkins.
Februrary 2019
Februrary was the month of Swearing In Commissioners for the Indiana Native American Indian Affairs Commission.
November 2, 2018
November 3, 2018
Indiana 1st Annual Hoosier Native American Indian Veterans Ceremony
Governors Interstate Indian Conference in Custer, South Dakota
INAIAC showing scholarship award winner
