Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians Economic Development Corporation (ATNI-EDC) has a mission to provide financial and technical assistance in the areas of community and economic development to the 57 ATNI Member Tribes and their tribal members. ATNI Member Tribes include all of the tribes in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, as well as some tribes in Northern California, Nevada, Montana, and Alaska.
ATNI-EDC is a wholly owned, separately-financed subsidiary of The Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians (ATNI). More information on ATNI can be found by visiting http://www.atnitribes.org, or by clicking here. ATNI-EDC is primarily funded through Federal grants and by the income received from the revolving loan program.
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Happening Now
January 2021 Newsletter
ATNI Winter Convention – Economic Development
The ATNI Winter convention took place virtually January 25 – 28. On January 26, 2021, the ATNI Economic Development Committee convened and hosted presentations by the Nimiipuu Fund, Native American Agriculture Fund, SBA, and ATNI-EDC. You can download the presentations by visiting our Community Bulletin Board.
Covid-19 Response
Like many of you, ATNI-EDC is working to stay ahead of the economic repercussions. ATNI-EDC is offering several resources to support small businesses and tribes navigate the confusing economic landscape. Click the link to learn more.
We’ve Moved!
We recently moved in to our new office! Stop on by and say ‘Hi!’
9836 East Burnside
Portland, OR 97216
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In the News
Wells Fargo Foundation to Provide Nearly $13 Million to Nonprofits Serving American Indian and Alaska Native Communities
ATNI-EDC receives $257,900 from Wells Fargo for Capacity Building. See full press release here.
