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ATNI was established in 1953 by Tribal leaders and represents
over 50 Tribes throughout a seven state region, which includes Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, Alaska, Montana, Nevada, and Northern California. The Economic Development
Corporation (EDC) was formed in response to the need for economic self-sufficiency
within tribal communities. Program services created and operated within the
EDC were established at the request of the ATNI member Tribes.
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ATNI-EDC Program Services
Technology Program
ATNI-EDC supports access to information and communications technology to
strengthen tribal economic development, healthcare services, environmental
resources management, and educational programs.
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Tribal Tourism Program
ATNI-EDC is working in cooperation with tribes, state and government agencies to support the development of culturally appropriate tribal tourism. In 2004, the Inaugural issue of A Travel Guide to Indian Country: Washington State Edition was released and distributed throughout the world. The publication was recognized by then-governor Gary Locke, who presented ATNI-EDC with the governor's award. Since that time, ATNI-EDC has introduced the Oregon Edition - released in the spring of 2005.
Updated versions of both of these guides for 2007 are being worked on.
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Tribal Energy Program
Our membership is acutely interested in local, regional and national energy
matters with many tribes actively involved in energy-related projects and
the hydroelectric issues of the Pacific Northwest.
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A Travel Guide to Indian Country: Washington Edition 2005
Winner of the 2004
Governor's Award
