First Nations Development Institute is teaming up with Nonprofit Quarterly to present a series of articles on economic justice in Indian Country and ways that philanthropy might more effectively support this work.
In this series, leading voices in Indian Country, including community development financial institution (CDFI) directors, consultants, business advisors, and more, will point out structural inequities and call for change and new approaches for economic and social justice.
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The “Long Awaiting” — Lifting Up Native Voices for Economic Justice, September 15, 2021
Rewriting the Rules: Putting Trust Lands to Work for Native American Benefit, September 22, 2021
Helping Native Business Owners Thrive: How to Build a Supportive Ecosystem, September 29, 2021
Moving Beyond the 5 C’s of Lending: A New Model of Credit for Indian Country, October 6, 2021
Building Community through Finance: A Wisconsin Native CDFI’s Story, October 13, 2021
From Insecurity to Sovereignty: A Vision for Food Justice, October 20, 2021
