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| Tribal Veteran Service Officer Training Agenda | ||
| Location: | Billy Frank Room (previously Kitsap)
Suquamish Resort (Original Motel) |
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| Date: | February 11, 12 & 13, 2020 | |
| Time: | 0830-1600 Daily; Group Break out: 12 & 13 1300-1600 | |
| Facilitator: | Washington Department of Veteran affairs
Suquamish Veterans Resource |
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Agenda February 11. 2020
| 0830 – 0900 | Posting of Colors; Suquamish Warriors Blessing: Suquamish Tribal elder Innovation: Suquamish Tribal Councilman |
Billy Frank Room | |
| 0930 – 0945 | Introduction to Summit and Explanation of Services need to Tribes and its purpose | LaVada Anderson,TVSO Steve Gill, WDVA | |
| 0945 – 1030 | Explanation of Types of Benefits & Services offered by the Department of Veteran Affairs Departments: VARO; VBA; VHA; Tahoma SVC-D; Financial; Education; NADL; DIC (Tribal) Pension |
Cesar Romero, Asst. Director, VARO | |
| 1030 – 1045 | Break: Continental Breakfast; Coffee, Tea, Water & pastries | ||
| 1045 – 1150 | Explanation of Service provided by Department of Veterans Health Services: Primary Care, Vision, Audio, Specialty Care, Home Care
Joint American Indian Veteran Advisory Council |
John Beckham, VHA VA Puget Sound Medical clinic Cathy Davidson, Retired Minority
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1150 Lunch Provided: Possible working Lunch
1215-1330 Purpose and levels of service connected Cesar Romero disability ratings: Veterans Benefits VARO/VBA Rafael A. Lozano 20% memo rating: 30% + VHA Co pay; 50% CRSC
1330-1345 Purpose of Having Veterans Health Benefits;
Prescriptions; Mission Act; Champ VA John Beckham
1345-1400 Networking VA physicians and clinicians for Native Dr. Jay Shores,
American/Alaska Veteran Suicide Prevention/ Dr. Bradford Felker
Telehealth for Indian Country
1400-1530 Break – Changed
1410-1500 Programs and opportunity for Home Care, LaVada Anderson,
health care needs, hearing aids, glasses, John Beckham
Hospital beds, walkers & scooters
February 12, 2020
0900– 1030 Program Briefing on Veterans Health and John Beckham, VA
vesting and consults to “How to use the
New Mission Act” Puget Sound VAMC
1030-1045 Break
1045-1130 Forms needed to access VBA/VHA LaVada Anderson, TVSO
other forms of home care needs WDVA/Rafael Lorenzo
1130-1200 Questions and answers TEAM
1200-1300 Lunch (on own time)
1300-1330 Service connected disability Appeals New Cesar Romero, VARO
Review for Health Care access John Beckham,VAMC
Fiduciary Issues Lavada Anderson,
WDVA/ Suquamish
1330-1430 Education, Forever GI Bill Rafael A. Lozano, WDVA
Treatment and community living John Beckham, VAMC
NADL/HUD VASH/ I.H.S MOU’s LaVada Anderson, TVSO
Break out for Economic Investment Team is changed to the 13th ALL DAY
1430-1445 Break
1445-1500 Purpose for funeral Benefits and services, Thomas Yokes, TAHOMA
Legacy preparing and Tribal cometary grants Dept. Veteran Affairs
1500-1530 Recap of Benefits offered to tribes, MOU’s in LaVada Indian Country now, MOU’s to be considered Anderson,
Consortium of Tribes for Veteran Representatives Ron Allen
Accreditation purpose and process Rafael A. Lozano, WDVA
1530-1600 Questions and Answers: Recap
1800-1930 Meet & Greet Dinner (Billy Frank/Chico Room)
February 13, 2020 –Economic Investment 0900-1530 Chico Room
TVSO Training: Billy Frank, Jr. Room
0900 – 1030 Benefits scenario and simulation intakes LaVada Anderson, TVSO
1030- 1045 Break
1045-1100 Leadership feedback, Certificates
1130-1200 Retire colors for Training – Continue to breakout for Economic Investment round tables
1200-1300 Lunch provided
1300 – 1530 Economic Investment Round Tables Complete.
2020 Executive Council Winter Session Feb 10 – 13
2020 Executive Council Winter Session Feb 10 – 13
February 12, 2020 N/A
Where: Washington, DC
About the Event:
Capital Hilton
1001 16th St. NW
Washington, DC 20036
ECHO Training ((Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) Feb 10, 2020
ECHO Training ((Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) Feb 10, 2020
February 12, 2020 N/A
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
IHS Direct Service Tribes Advisory Committee Quarterly Meeting February 11 – 12, 2020
IHS Direct Service Tribes Advisory Committee Quarterly Meeting February 11 – 12, 2020
February 12, 2020 N/A
Description
The DSTAC is an advisory committee to the IHS Director, established to provide leadership, advocacy and policy guidance. The Advisory Committee holds quarterly meetings to confer with the IHS Director on current activities, policy changes and program updates.
Who Should Attend: DSTAC Members
Contact Info
KENNETH CORIZ
Office of Direct Service and Contracting Tribes
IHS/HQT
301-443-1104
TVSO (Tribal Veteran Service Officer) Training February 11, 12 & 13, 2020
TVSO (Tribal Veteran Service Officer) Training February 11, 12 & 13, 2020
February 12, 2020 N/A
Suquamish Veterans Resource/WA Dept. of Veteran Affairs
TVSO (Tribal Veteran Service Officer) Training
Suquamish Tribe Hosting Suquamish Clearwater Casino & Resort
February 11, 12 & 13, 2020
Rooms will be available at Clearwater resort by reference to TVSO Training.
Yes there is a block and they would need to ask for TVSO Training and/or booking number 17818. Rates start at $95.00 non-water view and go up to $125.00 water view per night.
Due to our concert schedules & busy season, Rooms will be open until January 25, 2020 after that Rooms may be booked after that date BUT will be based on availability. Please RSVP for Training and rooms so if I need to Assist.
“Understanding VA Benefits and assets to Indian Country.”
- Hosting by Suquamish Tribe, Tribal Veterans Service Officer Training,
- Phone: (360) 598-8700 Room Block: TVSO Training Number #17818
- Contact: LaVada Anderson, TVSO, Suquamish Tribe; landerson@suquamish.nsn.us: 360-394-8515
- Please RSVP for purpose of meals provided.
TVSO (Tribal Veteran Service Officer) Training February 11, 12 & 13, 2020
TVSO (Tribal Veteran Service Officer) Training February 11, 12 & 13, 2020
February 12, 2020 N/A
Suquamish Veterans Resource/WA Dept. of Veteran Affairs
TVSO (Tribal Veteran Service Officer) Training
Suquamish Tribe Hosting Suquamish Clearwater Casino & Resort
February 11, 12 & 13, 2020
Rooms will be available at Clearwater resort by reference to TVSO Training.
Yes there is a block and they would need to ask for TVSO Training and/or booking number 17818. Rates start at $95.00 non-water view and go up to $125.00 water view per night.
Due to our concert schedules & busy season, Rooms will be open until January 25, 2020 after that Rooms may be booked after that date BUT will be based on availability. Please RSVP for Training and rooms so if I need to Assist.
“Understanding VA Benefits and assets to Indian Country.”
- Hosting by Suquamish Tribe, Tribal Veterans Service Officer Training,
- Phone: (360) 598-8700 Room Block: TVSO Training Number #17818
- Contact: LaVada Anderson, TVSO, Suquamish Tribe; landerson@suquamish.nsn.us: 360-394-8515
- Please RSVP for purpose of meals provided.
-
Tribal Veteran Service Officer Training Agenda Location: Billy Frank Room (previously Kitsap) Suquamish Resort (Original Motel)
Date: February 11, 12 & 13, 2020 Time: 0830-1600 Daily; Group Break out: 12 & 13 1300-1600 Facilitator: Washington Department of Veteran affairs Suquamish Veterans Resource
Agenda February 11. 2020
0830 – 0900 Posting of Colors; Suquamish Warriors
Blessing: Suquamish Tribal elder
Innovation: Suquamish Tribal CouncilmanBilly Frank Room 0930 – 0945 Introduction to Summit and Explanation of Services need to Tribes and its purpose LaVada Anderson,TVSO Steve Gill, WDVA 0945 – 1030 Explanation of Types of Benefits & Services offered by the Department of Veteran Affairs
Departments: VARO; VBA; VHA; Tahoma
SVC-D; Financial; Education; NADL; DIC (Tribal) PensionCesar Romero, Asst. Director, VARO 1030 – 1045 Break: Continental Breakfast; Coffee, Tea, Water & pastries 1045 – 1150 Explanation of Service provided by Department of Veterans Health Services: Primary Care, Vision, Audio, Specialty Care, Home Care Joint American Indian Veteran Advisory Council
John Beckham, VHA VA Puget Sound Medical clinic
Cathy Davidson,
Retired Minority1150 Lunch Provided: Possible working Lunch
1215-1330 Purpose and levels of service connected Cesar Romero disability ratings: Veterans Benefits VARO/VBA Rafael A. Lozano 20% memo rating: 30% + VHA Co pay; 50% CRSC
1330-1345 Purpose of Having Veterans Health Benefits;
Prescriptions; Mission Act; Champ VA John Beckham1345-1400 Networking VA physicians and clinicians for Native Dr. Jay Shores,
American/Alaska Veteran Suicide Prevention/ Dr. Bradford Felker
Telehealth for Indian Country1400-1530 Break – Changed
1410-1500 Programs and opportunity for Home Care, LaVada Anderson,
health care needs, hearing aids, glasses, John Beckham
Hospital beds, walkers & scootersFebruary 12, 2020
0900– 1030 Program Briefing on Veterans Health and John Beckham, VA
vesting and consults to “How to use the
New Mission Act” Puget Sound VAMC1030-1045 Break
1045-1130 Forms needed to access VBA/VHA LaVada Anderson, TVSO
other forms of home care needs WDVA/Rafael Lorenzo
1130-1200 Questions and answers TEAM1200-1300 Lunch (on own time)
1300-1330 Service connected disability Appeals New Cesar Romero, VARO
Review for Health Care access John Beckham,VAMC
Fiduciary Issues Lavada Anderson,
WDVA/ Suquamish1330-1430 Education, Forever GI Bill Rafael A. Lozano, WDVA
Treatment and community living John Beckham, VAMC
NADL/HUD VASH/ I.H.S MOU’s LaVada Anderson, TVSOBreak out for Economic Investment Team is changed to the 13th ALL DAY
1430-1445 Break
1445-1500 Purpose for funeral Benefits and services, Thomas Yokes, TAHOMA
Legacy preparing and Tribal cometary grants Dept. Veteran Affairs1500-1530 Recap of Benefits offered to tribes, MOU’s in LaVada Indian Country now, MOU’s to be considered Anderson,
Consortium of Tribes for Veteran Representatives Ron Allen
Accreditation purpose and process Rafael A. Lozano, WDVA1530-1600 Questions and Answers: Recap
1800-1930 Meet & Greet Dinner (Billy Frank/Chico Room)
February 13, 2020 –Economic Investment 0900-1530 Chico Room
TVSO Training: Billy Frank, Jr. Room
0900 – 1030 Benefits scenario and simulation intakes LaVada Anderson, TVSO
1030- 1045 Break
1045-1100 Leadership feedback, Certificates
1130-1200 Retire colors for Training – Continue to breakout for Economic Investment round tables
1200-1300 Lunch provided
1300 – 1530 Economic Investment Round Tables Complete.
2020 Executive Council Winter Session Feb 10 – 13
2020 Executive Council Winter Session Feb 10 – 13
February 13, 2020 N/A
Where: Washington, DC
About the Event:
Capital Hilton
1001 16th St. NW
Washington, DC 20036
ECHO Training ((Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) Feb 10, 2020
ECHO Training ((Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) Feb 10, 2020
February 13, 2020 N/A
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
TVSO (Tribal Veteran Service Officer) Training February 11, 12 & 13, 2020
TVSO (Tribal Veteran Service Officer) Training February 11, 12 & 13, 2020
February 13, 2020 N/A
Suquamish Veterans Resource/WA Dept. of Veteran Affairs
TVSO (Tribal Veteran Service Officer) Training
Suquamish Tribe Hosting Suquamish Clearwater Casino & Resort
February 11, 12 & 13, 2020
Rooms will be available at Clearwater resort by reference to TVSO Training.
Yes there is a block and they would need to ask for TVSO Training and/or booking number 17818. Rates start at $95.00 non-water view and go up to $125.00 water view per night.
Due to our concert schedules & busy season, Rooms will be open until January 25, 2020 after that Rooms may be booked after that date BUT will be based on availability. Please RSVP for Training and rooms so if I need to Assist.
“Understanding VA Benefits and assets to Indian Country.”
- Hosting by Suquamish Tribe, Tribal Veterans Service Officer Training,
- Phone: (360) 598-8700 Room Block: TVSO Training Number #17818
- Contact: LaVada Anderson, TVSO, Suquamish Tribe; landerson@suquamish.nsn.us: 360-394-8515
- Please RSVP for purpose of meals provided.
TVSO (Tribal Veteran Service Officer) Training February 11, 12 & 13, 2020
TVSO (Tribal Veteran Service Officer) Training February 11, 12 & 13, 2020
February 13, 2020 N/A
Suquamish Veterans Resource/WA Dept. of Veteran Affairs
TVSO (Tribal Veteran Service Officer) Training
Suquamish Tribe Hosting Suquamish Clearwater Casino & Resort
February 11, 12 & 13, 2020
Rooms will be available at Clearwater resort by reference to TVSO Training.
Yes there is a block and they would need to ask for TVSO Training and/or booking number 17818. Rates start at $95.00 non-water view and go up to $125.00 water view per night.
Due to our concert schedules & busy season, Rooms will be open until January 25, 2020 after that Rooms may be booked after that date BUT will be based on availability. Please RSVP for Training and rooms so if I need to Assist.
“Understanding VA Benefits and assets to Indian Country.”
- Hosting by Suquamish Tribe, Tribal Veterans Service Officer Training,
- Phone: (360) 598-8700 Room Block: TVSO Training Number #17818
- Contact: LaVada Anderson, TVSO, Suquamish Tribe; landerson@suquamish.nsn.us: 360-394-8515
- Please RSVP for purpose of meals provided.
-
Tribal Veteran Service Officer Training Agenda Location: Billy Frank Room (previously Kitsap) Suquamish Resort (Original Motel)
Date: February 11, 12 & 13, 2020 Time: 0830-1600 Daily; Group Break out: 12 & 13 1300-1600 Facilitator: Washington Department of Veteran affairs Suquamish Veterans Resource
Agenda February 11. 2020
0830 – 0900 Posting of Colors; Suquamish Warriors
Blessing: Suquamish Tribal elder
Innovation: Suquamish Tribal CouncilmanBilly Frank Room 0930 – 0945 Introduction to Summit and Explanation of Services need to Tribes and its purpose LaVada Anderson,TVSO Steve Gill, WDVA 0945 – 1030 Explanation of Types of Benefits & Services offered by the Department of Veteran Affairs
Departments: VARO; VBA; VHA; Tahoma
SVC-D; Financial; Education; NADL; DIC (Tribal) PensionCesar Romero, Asst. Director, VARO 1030 – 1045 Break: Continental Breakfast; Coffee, Tea, Water & pastries 1045 – 1150 Explanation of Service provided by Department of Veterans Health Services: Primary Care, Vision, Audio, Specialty Care, Home Care Joint American Indian Veteran Advisory Council
John Beckham, VHA VA Puget Sound Medical clinic
Cathy Davidson,
Retired Minority1150 Lunch Provided: Possible working Lunch
1215-1330 Purpose and levels of service connected Cesar Romero disability ratings: Veterans Benefits VARO/VBA Rafael A. Lozano 20% memo rating: 30% + VHA Co pay; 50% CRSC
1330-1345 Purpose of Having Veterans Health Benefits;
Prescriptions; Mission Act; Champ VA John Beckham1345-1400 Networking VA physicians and clinicians for Native Dr. Jay Shores,
American/Alaska Veteran Suicide Prevention/ Dr. Bradford Felker
Telehealth for Indian Country1400-1530 Break – Changed
1410-1500 Programs and opportunity for Home Care, LaVada Anderson,
health care needs, hearing aids, glasses, John Beckham
Hospital beds, walkers & scootersFebruary 12, 2020
0900– 1030 Program Briefing on Veterans Health and John Beckham, VA
vesting and consults to “How to use the
New Mission Act” Puget Sound VAMC1030-1045 Break
1045-1130 Forms needed to access VBA/VHA LaVada Anderson, TVSO
other forms of home care needs WDVA/Rafael Lorenzo
1130-1200 Questions and answers TEAM1200-1300 Lunch (on own time)
1300-1330 Service connected disability Appeals New Cesar Romero, VARO
Review for Health Care access John Beckham,VAMC
Fiduciary Issues Lavada Anderson,
WDVA/ Suquamish1330-1430 Education, Forever GI Bill Rafael A. Lozano, WDVA
Treatment and community living John Beckham, VAMC
NADL/HUD VASH/ I.H.S MOU’s LaVada Anderson, TVSOBreak out for Economic Investment Team is changed to the 13th ALL DAY
1430-1445 Break
1445-1500 Purpose for funeral Benefits and services, Thomas Yokes, TAHOMA
Legacy preparing and Tribal cometary grants Dept. Veteran Affairs1500-1530 Recap of Benefits offered to tribes, MOU’s in LaVada Indian Country now, MOU’s to be considered Anderson,
Consortium of Tribes for Veteran Representatives Ron Allen
Accreditation purpose and process Rafael A. Lozano, WDVA1530-1600 Questions and Answers: Recap
1800-1930 Meet & Greet Dinner (Billy Frank/Chico Room)
February 13, 2020 –Economic Investment 0900-1530 Chico Room
TVSO Training: Billy Frank, Jr. Room
0900 – 1030 Benefits scenario and simulation intakes LaVada Anderson, TVSO
1030- 1045 Break
1045-1100 Leadership feedback, Certificates
1130-1200 Retire colors for Training – Continue to breakout for Economic Investment round tables
1200-1300 Lunch provided
1300 – 1530 Economic Investment Round Tables Complete.
FY 2022 National Tribal Budget Work Session
FY 2022 National Tribal Budget Work Session
February 13, 2020 N/A
This is a 2 day annual meeting where the two Tribal representatives from each Area come together to review and consolidate all the Area’s budget recommendations into a set of national health priorities and budget recommendations.
Location: Crystal City, VA More information will be updated soon
Christina Francisco
OFA- Division of Budget Formulation
301-945-3237
FY 2022 National Tribal Budget Work Session
FY 2022 National Tribal Budget Work Session
February 14, 2020 N/A
This is a 2 day annual meeting where the two Tribal representatives from each Area come together to review and consolidate all the Area’s budget recommendations into a set of national health priorities and budget recommendations.
Location: Crystal City, VA More information will be updated soon
Christina Francisco
OFA- Division of Budget Formulation
301-945-3237
ECHO Training ((Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) Feb 20, 2020
ECHO Training ((Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) Feb 20, 2020
February 20, 2020 N/A
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
Community Health Aide Program Tribal Advisory Group February 21 , 2020
Community Health Aide Program Tribal Advisory Group February 21 , 2020
February 21, 2020 N/A
IHS is convening a virtual Community Health Aide Program (CHAP) Tribal Advisory Group (TAG) to finalize the discussions on the National CHAP policy. The meeting is a convening of government officials under the Intergovernmental Exemption of the Federal Advisory Committee Act. Members of the public are invited to attend in listen mode only.
Registration Fee: $0
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: CHAP TAG Members, Government Officials, and Tribal Leaders
Download Flyer [PDF]
NW Contemporary Tribal Health Conference
NW Contemporary Tribal Health Conference
February 21, 2020
2020 Northwest Tribal Health Conference
Supported by an NIH/NIGMS grant to the Northwest NARCH Program
- Highlighting various health research efforts in American Indian / Alaskan Native communities through oral and poster presentations, sharing best practices and lessons learned, and providing time for networking
- All day Friday 2/21/20 & the morning of Saturday 2/22/20
- Location: Native American Student & Community Center, Portland State University
NW Contemporary Tribal Health Conference
NW Contemporary Tribal Health Conference
February 22, 2020
2020 Northwest Tribal Health Conference
Supported by an NIH/NIGMS grant to the Northwest NARCH Program
- Highlighting various health research efforts in American Indian / Alaskan Native communities through oral and poster presentations, sharing best practices and lessons learned, and providing time for networking
- All day Friday 2/21/20 & the morning of Saturday 2/22/20
- Location: Native American Student & Community Center, Portland State University
Agriculture Policy and Food Sovereignty Symposium – Feb 25
Agriculture Policy and Food Sovereignty Symposium – Feb 25
February 25, 2020 N/A
These one-day events will focus on the nexus between food sovereignty and four policy areas: (1) agriculture policy, (2) land policy, (3) water policy, and (4) climate change policy – and how the federal government can alter those policies to empower food production efforts of tribal nations. The perspectives shared by tribal leaders, tribal program staff, Native food producers, and others who attend will be synthesized into a series of policy reports that NCAI will produce and release next year. We invite you to join this very important national discussion and look forward to your participation in one of the events listed below.
Agriculture Policy and Food Sovereignty
February 25, 2020
8:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m
Pearl River Resort, 13541 Hwy 16 W, Choctaw, MS 39350
Registration Information
Registration Deadline: February 20, 2020
Registration is FREE
Click here to register!
Hotel Information
Pearl River Resort
13541 Hwy 16 W, Choctaw, MS 39350
Room Rate: $59/night+tax
Dial 1-866-44 PEARL to book hotel rooms
Group Code: SNCAI20
Hotel room block cutoff is Monday, February 17, 2020
Water Policy and Food Sovereignty
April 3, 2020
8:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
ASU – College of Law, 111 E. Taylor Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004
Land Policy and Food Sovereignty
May 2020
8:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Rapid City, SD (More Info Coming Soon!)
Climate Change Policy and Food Sovereignty
June 2020
8:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Dena’ina Convention Center, Anchorage, AK (More Info Coming Soon!)
Registration details coming soon. Join our listserve to receive automated updates.
NIHB Medicaid and Medicare Policy Committee Face to Face Meeting Tuesday, Feb 25,
NIHB Medicaid and Medicare Policy Committee Face to Face Meeting Tuesday, Feb 25,
February 25, 2020 N/A
Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Tribal Technical Advisory Group Face to Face Meeting Feb 26 – 27
Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Tribal Technical Advisory Group Face to Face Meeting Feb 26 – 27
February 26, 2020 N/A
ECHO Training ((Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) Feb 26, 2020
ECHO Training ((Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) Feb 26, 2020
February 26, 2020 N/A
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Tribal Technical Advisory Group Face to Face Meeting Feb 26 – 27
Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Tribal Technical Advisory Group Face to Face Meeting Feb 26 – 27
February 27, 2020 N/A
