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National Train-the-Trainer Event
Investor Education


Join First Nations Development Institute in attending a national Native investor education Train-the-Trainer event! At this workshop, you will learn about a new culturally appropriate investor education curriculum, and how to implement an investor education program in your home community. The workshop will be taught by Native American trainers and investment professionals. You will learn about resources for teaching investor education and techniques for making trainings fun and engaging.

What Building Native Communities –
Investing for the Future National Train-the-Trainer Event

Start time 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 16, 2008

End time 5:00 p.m. Thursday, April 17, 2008

Location Radisson Fort McDowell Resort & Casino Hotel
10438 North Fort McDowell Road
Scottsdale/Fountain Hills, Arizona 85264
Shuttle information

Room Rate $179.00 per night
(There is limited room space. Hotel room rate available until March 16th. Please book your room soon.)

Registration Fee $75 – Tribal Program Representatives, Non-Profit Tribal entities, or Individuals $150 – All others

Reservations 800-333-3333 US Toll Free
(Ask for hotel block "First Nations" Fort McDowell Resort & Casino.)
480-789-5300 local

Questions? Call Mary Phillips at 540-371-5615 ext. 31
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Registration deadline is April 4, 2008.


Who Should Attend:
High school teachers, tribal college instructors, tribal financial professionals, financial education trainers, Native CDFI professionals, community development specialists, and investment advisors who work with Native communities should attend this training.

Accommodations:
Participants make their own hotel accommodations by calling the Fort McDowell Resort at 800-333-3333. Please mention First Nations event so that you are placed in First Nations' room block and receive our discounted rate.






Fellowship Program:
Fellowship Application – Fort McDowell, AZ Training:
Deadline for applications is
March 28, 2008


First Nations Development Institute is offering a limited number of travel fellowships to offset the costs of attending this training. For more information click here.

Goals:
The goals of this event are:
To train investor education trainers to use the Building Native Communities – Investing for the Future curriculum.
To review investor education techniques and tools using the Building Native Communities – Investing for the Future curriculum.
To provide investor education resource information for trainers who work in Native American communities.
To network and share insights on Native investor education programming for those planning an investor education training.

More Information:
First Nations Development Institute has just released a guide to financial investing titled Building Native Communities – Investing for the Future.

This workbook – designed to teach the basics of investing – was developed with guidance from an advisory group of Native financial experts.

It includes modules on savings, goal setting, risk and reward, the time value of money, the power of compounding, understanding financial markets, stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, indexes, and other topics such as avoiding investment fraud and saving for retirement. The curriculum covers both why to invest and how to invest.

Investing for the Future provides an overview of basic investing concepts in an accessible, easy-to-use format, and is the latest addition to First Nations’ Building Native Communities curriculum series on financial education.

For more information about the InvestNative Project or to order a copy of the Building Native Communities – Investing for the Future curriculum, please contact Mary Phillips at 540-371-5615 ext. 31


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