ITMA

	ITMA
	ITMA was organized in 1990 by tribes determined to actively monitor and have a voice in the activities of the Federal government to ensure fair compensation to tribes for the historical trust funds mismanagement. Today, ITMA is a national tribal consortium consisting of 65 federally recognized tribes, whose purpose and objectives have increased as it follows the trust reform activities of the Federal government and Congress.

	ITMA'S MISSION STATEMENT
	ITMA's mission is to focus on trust fund and asset management initiatives as developed by tribal participants: Monitor the Government's Reform Efforts Trust Policies and Regulations Legislative and Litigation Initiatives Provide a Forum for Tribal Consultation Provide Increased Education for Tribes and Individuals Enforcing the Federal Government to Adhere and Implement Trust Standards Empowering Tribes and Individuals to Control and Manage Their Own Trust Funds and Assets
	ABOUT ITMA'S LOGO
	The logo designed by Gregory Analla for the InterTribal Monitoring Association utilizes various elements that are integral to Native American religion and beliefs. The whole design is fashioned in a “shield” motif with the symbol of a cumulonimbus cloud in the center. Emanating from the storm cloud are 4 lines representing the four directions. Within the four quadrants that the shield is divided into reside these elements: (A) 3 stars representing our elders who have passed on and their place in the heavens as they watch over us. (B) 4 lightning bolts representing strength, courage, honor, and loyalty. (C) The hand of protection as a guard. (D) The expanse of the blue skies enveloping us with hope.


	ITMA'S Location (Map)
	InterTribal Monitoring Association on Indian Trust Funds
	2309 Renard SE Suite 212
	Albuquerque, NM 87106
	Ph: (505) 247-1447 Fax: (505) 247-1449
	email: itma@itmatrustfunds.org

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