Ni’-Whōn Consulting, LLC

05/05/2026

10/13/2025

Honoring Indigenous People's Day!

07/22/2025

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NCAI stands firm: We unequivocally oppose President Trump’s call for the Washington Commanders and Cleveland Guardians to reinstate their former, racist names. Tribal Nations have been unambiguous on this issue for generations. We are not your mascot. We are not your distraction.

🔗 Read the statement: https://www.ncai.org/news/ncai-condemns-president-trump-s-call-to-reinstate-harmful-mascot-imagery

07/15/2025

It’s amazing to see this day come. My entire life I heard stories of what the river used to be like before the dams from my grandparents. I never thought I would see the removal of a dam or the return of the river to its original state in my lifetime.

03/10/2025

It’s that time again! Looking forward to network opportunities and getting up to speed on the current climate with tribes across the nation for local development projects, economic development, and green energy.

01/28/2025

Many tribes are hugely dependent on this funding for everything from healthcare, to education, to housing, to clean water, to ensuring there is food on the table. It is unfathomable that the fear of serving one population pushes the urge for the complete restriction of funds for basic human needs for all citizens. Is this really the agenda?

New OMB directive freezes federal grants and loans, raising concerns about impact on tribal programs and treaty obligations as Trump administration reviews $3T in funding.

01/01/2025

Wishing everyone a very Happy New Year! Here’s an article of some of the most influential Native Americans and their accomplishments in 2024. Hugely proud of my cousin, Barry McCovey, Jr., who made # 11 on the list for his work to undamn the Klamath. Tsediyah to everyone whose hard work and dedication got them this recognition. Looking forward to what will be accomplished in 2025.

From actresses and politicians to athletes and boarding school healing advocates, these 11 Indigenous newsmakers moved the needle for Indian Country in 2024