Grantee Profile

Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona

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5 Grants
$143,000 Total Awarded
1998 - 2022 Years

Awarded Grants

2022

COVID-19 Response

2022 COVID-19 Response

$15,000
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Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona

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Description

COVID-19 Response

2020

COVID-19 Response

2020 COVID-19 Response

$15,000
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Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona

Funding Area

Description

COVID-19 Response

2019

Wepul Nokhiawai, Wepul Hiapsi Language Initiative

2019 Wepul Nokhiawai, Wepul Hiapsi Language Initiative

$90,000
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Community Partners

Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona

Description

This initiative increases student centered language acquisition by utilizing an instructor professional development plan, retaining traditional cultural based pedagogical approaches for best practices/strategies of language attainment and retention. The initiative leverages itself on the current Language Enrichment Program at Frank Elementary and the Yaqui Cultural Framework incorporating Yaqui core values.

2016

Pascua Yaqui Youth Filmmaking Project

2016 Pascua Yaqui Youth Filmmaking Project

$20,000
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Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona

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Description

The ultimate purpose of PYYFP is 1) to create a program that would nurture creative talents of Native youth and their desire to express themselves through film and 2) to utilize and leverage their talent, together with life knowledge of the elders, to help retain the Native culture through film projects. Further, the project aims to increase value of the Pascua Yaqui culture in the eyes of the participating youth and the general public. Finally, the project will significantly increase the quality and quantity of filmmaking skills among the participants, which will support their professional growth. The ultimate purpose of PYYFP is 1) to create a program that would nurture creative talents of Native youth and their desire to express themselves through film and 2) to utilize and leverage their talent, together with life knowledge of the elders, to help retain the Native culture through film projects. Further, the project aims to increase value of the Pascua Yaqui culture in the eyes of the participating youth and the general public. Finally, the project will significantly increase the quality and quantity of filmmaking skills among the participants, which will support their professional growth.