Host Hotel:

Menominee Casino and Resort

Early Bird prices end March 7th.

Registration ends at 5:00 pm on March 30th.

No on-site registration.

No refunds or changes to registrations after 5:00 pm on March 30th.

No cash or checks are accepted. No invoices will be issued.

All registrations must be done through the link below.

Exciting news! We’re on the hunt for dynamic sessions that celebrate this year’s conference theme: Honoring Our Languages. Are you passionate about language or culture preservation, Indigenous Peoples education, or Act 31? This is your chance to inspire and empower a diverse audience, including educators, parents, students, educational administrators, and community members who are eager to learn, share, and connect.

We are excited that you are interested in setting up a vendor spot at our conference! Please fill out the form below and we will contact you about vending.

Vendor interest forms are due by March 17th. Vendors are accepted in the order received, a wait-list will be available.

Submitting this form does not guarantee a vendor spot.

Once vendors have been confirmed an email will be sent out with vendor registration instructions.

This is a draft agenda and is subject to change

Student of the Year

·         Pre K through 3rd Grades

·         4th through 7th Grades

·         8th through 10th Grades

·         11th through 12th Grades

·         2 Year Voc./Technical

·         4 Year Undergraduate  

·         Graduate/Post Graduate

Indian Elder of the Year

Indian Educator of the Year

Friend of Indian Education

Indian Parent(s) of the Year

Outstanding Tribal Language Program

Nominations for recognition are due on March 1st.

In keeping with its continued commitment to higher education, the Wisconsin Indian Education Association is pleased to provide scholarship assistance to American Indian students attending institutions of higher education.

This scholarship is achievement-based, not based on financial need. Applicants must be Wisconsin residents.

WIEA Youth Art Display

Eligibility:
The art display is open to all American Indian and Alaskan Native students in the State of Wisconsin grades K-12.

Art Display Rules and Guidelines
Student artists are asked to submit a photo of a piece of artwork that reflects the theme of this year's WIEA Conference: Fostering Teamwork and Communication

Artwork will be displayed via slideshow and other media during the 2024 Annual WIEA Conference

The submitted artwork can be two-dimensional or three-dimensional, what you will be submitting is a photo of your artwork.

Each piece of artwork must be submitted with an official Application and Release Form.

One submission per student.
A photo of the artwork must be submitted

You are cordially invited to advertise your school, business, organization, or service in the 2025 WIEA Digital Conference Booklet. It will provide you with visibility, specific audience impact, and effective communication to the people who will attend the conference. Your information will reach educators, students, and parents all across Wisconsin. The digital conference booklet is the attendee’s constant reference guide listing all meetings and social functions and is also a source of referral after our event.

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