Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Adam J. Crepeau’s organization
Mar 3, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
New Hampshire Commission On Native American Affairs Meeting Minutes
The commission reviewed and approved the meeting minutes of January 13, 2024. New business included scheduling the next meeting, reviewing annual reports for 2023 and 2024, a report on an email from Fish & Wildlife, and discussions regarding the USA 250 State and Concord celebrations, collaboration with the NH Division of Travel & Tourism, and the release of the "Retracing Footsteps" film. Old business included updates on HB89 and HB161, discussions on donations and gifts, and planning for future agenda items on tribal recognition and meeting guidelines.
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New Hampshire Commission On Native American Affairs Meeting Minutes
The commission meeting covered various topics, including the scheduling of the next meeting, the nomination and election of officers, and a discussion of an incoming email from the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department regarding the update of the state's Wildlife Action Plan. The commission also discussed public outreach and planned a booth at an environmental sustainability program. A significant portion of the meeting involved discussions of House Bill 89, concerning the designation of an animated film as the official state film, and House Bill 161, which proposed changes to the commission's membership and duties. Concerns were raised about both bills, and the commission decided to compose letters to express their opposition to the bills in their current forms. Finally, the meeting included a brief discussion of the upcoming USA 250th celebrations in New Hampshire.
Oct 29, 2024·BoardMeeting
Board
New Hampshire Commission On Native American Affairs October 29, 2024 Meeting Minutes
The commission meeting covered several key topics. Discussion included the resignation of a commissioner, a governor's proclamation for Indigenous Peoples' Heritage Month, and the impact of a new quorum requirement from HB1474. The meeting also involved discussions on HB308 regarding remote meeting attendance, planning a public event for Indigenous Peoples' Heritage Month, future meeting dates, election of new officers, and revisions to meeting guidelines. Further discussion included updates on the Nation's 250th Anniversary Committee, upcoming legislative action, and the name change of Eastman Cove to Senskwa Cove.
Nov 16, 2023·BoardMeeting
Board
New Hampshire Commission On Native American Affairs Meeting Minutes
The commission meeting included a land acknowledgement, member and public introductions, and review and approval of previous meeting minutes. Old business included a legislative action committee report, an update on Indigenous People's Heritage Month Proclamation, and discussion on a potential proclamation event. New business covered the resignation of a member, election of officers, preparation of the 2023 annual report, discussion of NH House Bill 308, future meeting dates, a presentation regarding grants and ideas, and commission member updates.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
