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Attending a CANAR (Consortia of Administrators for Native American Rehabilitation, Inc.) conference can offer a range of benefits and reasons for individuals interested in Native American rehabilitation, disability services, and related fields.
2024 Midyear CANAR Conference
Breath of Renewal:
Exhaling the Past, Inhaling the Future
Join us at the Midyear Event
Breath of Renewal: Exhaling the Past, Inhaling the Future.
DATE: June 4-6, 2024, at the Gila River Resorts & Casinos Wild Horse Pass
ADDRESS: 5040 Wild Horse Pass Blvd, Chandler, AZ 85226
CANAR Conference
Attending a CANAR (Consortia of Administrators for Native American Rehabilitation, Inc.) conference is an invaluable opportunity that presents a multitude of advantages and compelling reasons for individuals passionate about Native American rehabilitation, disability services, and allied fields. This gathering serves as a dynamic platform where professionals, scholars, advocates, and stakeholders converge to exchange groundbreaking insights, foster meaningful connections, and explore innovative approaches to address the unique challenges faced by Native American communities in the realm of rehabilitation and disability services.
Acknowledging Members
Amidst this vibrant atmosphere, there's the exciting prospect of being honored with awards that acknowledge exemplary contributions to the Native American rehabilitation community. These awards not only recognize individual achievements but also serve as a testament to the collective efforts aimed at enhancing the lives of Native Americans with disabilities. So, beyond the enriching experience of the conference itself, there's the added anticipation of being celebrated for making a meaningful difference in the lives of others.
Celebrating Vocational Rehabilitation
CANAR's celebration of diversity and unity takes center stage during a ceremonious gathering in the main hall, where attendees from various tribes proudly display their flags. It's a visually striking spectacle that embodies the rich tapestry of cultures, traditions, and voices within the Native American rehabilitation community. As each vibrant flag is hoisted high, representing the unique heritage and resilience of its respective tribe, the atmosphere brims with a palpable sense of pride and solidarity. This tradition not only pays homage to the diverse backgrounds of conference participants but also serves as a powerful reminder of the collective strength and shared commitment to advancing Native American rehabilitation efforts. Witnessing this stirring display is an unforgettable experience that underscores the inclusive spirit and unity at the heart of CANAR's mission.
Testimonials
Charlotte Koppin
Vend0r, TVR Software
I LOVE going to these Conferences! I get to see all the folks at the VR in real life. There is always great food, a great breakout session, and lots of FUN!!!
Lisa Weiler
Director, Pinoleville Pomo Nation
As the Director of a TVR, I can confidently attest that the conferences have proven to be an invaluable platform for networking with fellow directors, fostering robust relationships with both our directorial peers and the CANAR team. Additionally, the inclusion of dynamic breakout sessions has provided tremendous value not only for myself but also for my dedicated staff. These conferences offer a unique opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow within our community.