Webinar Archive

The future navigators of the Pacific are learning first-hand how they too can sail their way through the Pacific the same as our ancestors did by learning from Captain Bonnie Kahape’a-Tanner. As the watch captain on the E Mau voyage to return Master Navigator Mau Pialiug to Micronesia, Aunty Bonnie comes with irreplaceable knowledge that she passes on to her students as the Captain of Kānehūnāmoku.

In celebration of AANHPI Heritage Month, this webinar features three trailblazing leaders in the Samoan community who make great efforts to keep the language alive both in Samoa and in the various Samoan diaspora communities across the U.S. The Samoan language has a unique context among the Native languages that ANA supports; Samoans live in every U.S. state, with more than 200,000 Samoans living on the continental U.S. (vs. 49,710 in American Samoa). This diaspora often loses their language fluency with each generation born away from home, but there exists a network of Samoan language programs revitalizing culture and community in more than 10 states. Our guests will speak on topics including: a glimpse into the history of Samoan language and culture; the importance of language learning as a determinant of the social, mental, and physical health of Samoan families; the prevalence of Samoan populations across all regions of the U.S.; and various Samoan language continuity programs that exist across the country.

Does your tribe or organization receive and spend more than $750,000 from the federal government in a single fiscal year? Whether you have one award or multiple awards totaling $750,000, a Federal Single Audit is required. A Single Audit is when an auditor reviews a recipient’s financial management processes, systems, and compliance with all of its federal awards. In this webinar, we’ll go over how to organize and prepare for a Federal Single Audit and provide tips for avoiding commonly found findings in ANA recipient audits. To access the handouts for this webinar, visit: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_wmWN45x87KZ-zv5-dH9K3Be6d4DooEN.

Join us as we celebrate International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) by hearing the lived experiences of two Native community members. The ANA Pacific Region TTA Center is proud to share space with Maria and Joseph who are doing amazing work to uplift their community with their own life experiences.

Indigenous leaders across the country are using their cultural connection to the land to rewrite the narrative on addressing climate change. This hour-long webinar will open the space for Indigenous expert, Dr. Daniel Wildcat, to weigh in on why climate change is best approached with a Native perspective by Indigenous community members.

in the Pacific Territories of American Samoa, Guam, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands

There are more than 140,000 Native American and Alaska Native veterans in the U.S. Healing for these military veterans is critical for restoring balance with their spiritual, mental, and physical being. This healing is also crucial in helping veterans transition back to their families and communities. This webinar will highlight community projects that are helping Native veterans heal and successfully reintegrate into their families and communities.

Fighting Human Trafficking in a Small Community

Have you ever wondered what the heck indirect cost and the de minimis rate are? If you are responsible for developing budgets for a grant application or overseeing finances for a grant project, this webinar is a must for you! This insightful webinar will provide you with important information about indirect cost and the de minimis rate specifically.