1. Tribal Connection: You are connected to a larger tribal group banded together to produce positive results for the tribal nation.

2. Annual Tribal Gatherings: The annual Tribal Gathering provides quality education and networking for tribal members, and you receive cultural enhancement.  You can contribute your time to help plan the Tribal Gathering or attend to enhance your tribal knowledge and development.

3. Tribal Advocacy: You can contribute to the strong tribal advocacy centered on assuring that our voices are being heard.  The Tribal Council prepares updates/alerts and keeps track of Indigenous issues throughout the Country. 

4. Informational Services: The tribal band keeps members in touch with each other and current issues through the tribal web site and email updates of emerging issues relevant to the nation. You remain informed about the tribe and bands in your region.

5. Networking: You have many opportunities to network with the Chief's, Clan Mother's, Elder's and tribal members in the nation, building your cultural contacts, sharing ideas, best ceremonial practices.  Tribal gatherings range from Annual gatherings to regional, or local gatherings.

6. Affiliation/alliances: With several pre-colonial Tribal Nations on Turtle Island.

7. Discounts on Tribal Educational Offerings: You receive reduced registration fees at all virtual tribal education center events.

8. Leadership Opportunities: You are provided opportunities to learn and practice tribal leadership and tribal management skills that you may need for your certain tribal rolls, growth and cultural appreciation.  Opportunities are available to all tribal members when needed.

9. Recognition: As a Registered Tribal Micro-Nation.

10. Empowerment: You are part of a larger tribal community.  You are empowered to get involved in issues that affect your personal and tribal communities and your quality of life.