Tribal GIS, also known as the National Tribal Geographic Information Support Center (NTGISC), is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing assistance to Native American tribal governments and organizations in the field of geographic information technology. With a focus on enabling others to share their success in GIS, Tribal GIS brings together novice and advanced users in a organized environment. The organization addresses the challenges faced by tribal governments in utilizing GIS as a tool for making critical decisions regarding their lands, resources, and the well-being of their people.

Their goal is to establish best practices and standards for implementing and maintaining successful GIS programs within Indian Country. Tribal GIS fosters education and professional connections by partnering with institutions like the Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute (SIPI) to enhance course offerings and provide students with practical experience in geospatial technologies. They also organize the annual National Tribal GIS Conference, which offers workshops, networking opportunities, and informative presentations.

As Tribal GIS continues to grow and develop, they actively seek partnerships with tribal organizations, colleges, federal agencies, and other stakeholders to meet the needs of Indian Country. By expanding their capacities and strengthening their partner network, they aim to remain at the cutting edge of geospatial technologies and applications. Join the prestigious group of industry leaders and Tribal GIS professionals at their annual conference, where they share valuable insights and real-world applications of geospatial technologies.

Tribal GIS is committed to fostering education, collaboration, and innovation in the field of GIS for the benefit of Native American tribal communities