This project will support a kitchen area for the Kashia Roundhouse. The Kashia Roundhouse is a vital cultural and spiritual site for the Kashia Band of Pomo Indians located on the Stewarts Point Rancheria.
We work with Indigenous Nations, communities, and organizations globally in our struggle for sovereignty, human rights, and social justice for our peoples, while remaining committed to our original instructions, to preserve Indigenous traditions for the seventh generation yet to come.
This project seeks to enhance the capacity of the Yurok Tribe to steward lands and waters within the Yurok Reservation and Ancestral Territory that come under Yurok ownership, creating a culturally responsive model for traditional land stewardship.
Returning to Pimu and the Bay: Gabrieleno‑Tongva Marine Stewardship and Monitoring Program will build Tongva-led capacity to access, study, and care for Santa Monica Bay and the Channel Islands through culturally grounded environmental engagement, monitoring, and youth leadership development.
To strengthen our Homelands Dept to lead land return, restoration, and cultural monitoring in our homelands, building stewardship capacity with our regenerative crew lead, trained cultural monitors, and intergenerational knowledge-sharing that guide present and future care for lands and waters.
This project will build tribal capacity to steward 200 acres of newly acquired tribal land, including 100 + forested acres, through conservation planning, grant development, and administrative systems that enable the Tribe to pursue Forest Service funding opportunities.
Support for the Pit River Cultural Youth Camp, an intergenerational camp which will build a strong collective Pit River cultural foundation rooted in Pit River epistemologies and a continued symbiotic relationship with their ancestral territories.
This project will create paid workforce opportunities for Alaska Native youth, increase community food security, and leverage traditional Tlingit knowledge with sustainable growing practices to strengthen climate adaptation, develop future leaders, and retain cultural stewardship skills.
This organization participated in the National Native Nonprofit Leadership Survey and was awarded as one of the raffle winners.
This organization participated in the National Native Nonprofit Leadership Survey and was awarded as one of the raffle winners.