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National Indian Gaming Association

Created in 1985, NIGA is a nonprofit trade association that promotes the economic, political, and social interests of American Indians through its legislative and educational endeavors. The organization is an important resource concerning Indian gaming matters.

Address
224 Second Street Southeast
Washington, District of Columbia 20003-1943
United States

Main Phone:
(202) 546-7711
Fax:
(202) 546-1755

Website:

Social Media:

Upcoming and Past Events
27-30 March 2023
San Diego, California
19-22 April 2022
Anaheim, California
19-22 July 2021
Las Vegas, Nevada
Personnel
 
Ernest L. Stevens Jr.
Chairman
 
Angelica Molina
Business Manager
 
David Bean
Vice Chair
 
Danielle Her Many Horses
Deputy Executive Director and General Counsel
 
Debbie Thundercloud
Chief of Staff
 
Mary Charlotte Grayson
Tradeshow Coordinator
 
Jason Giles
Executive Director
 
Mimi Hoang
Reception and Website Administrator
 
Maria Ferguson
Office Manager
 
Vanessa Little
Executive Assistant
National Indian Gaming Association News
Masks optional at next week's National Indian Gaming Association event in Las Vegas
16 Jul 2021
The National Indian Gaming Association is correcting previous reports addressing mask requirements for attendees at the 2021 Indian Gaming Tradeshow and Convention. The official requirements for the gaming show will be in line with the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and the Clark County Nevada guidelines, which state that masks are NOT required if individuals are fully vaccinated. read more »

Dates announced for 2021 Indian Gaming Tradeshow and Convention
17 Feb 2021
The National Indian Gaming Association announced the 2021 Indian Gaming Tradeshow & Convention will take place 19-22 July at the new Caesars Forum in Las Vegas read more »

Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe victory in US District Court
11 Jun 2020
On Tuesday, the United States District Court for the District of Columbia rendered a decision in favor of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe in the case of Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe v. Bernhardt. read more »

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