October 8, 2026 – North American Vexillological Association

The North American Vexillological Association (NAVA) is the largest organization of flag enthusiasts and scholars in the world, promoting excellence in vexillology and camaraderie among those interested in flags since 1967. NAVA has over 1,000 members across most states and provinces in the U.S. and Canada and more than 30 other countries. I’m a proud member of NAVA!

Quoting the NAVA web site, “The flag of NAVA consists of three triangles separated by a white inverted chevron. The hoist and fly right triangles are red and the isosceles triangle between the arms of the chevron is dark blue. The hypotenuses of the red triangles correspond to lines drawn from the upper hoist and upper fly corners of the flag to the center point of the lower edge of the flag and form the outer edges of the chevron.”