Awarded Grants

Dine’ CARE will hire a videographer to develop short videos on helium extraction and history on Navajo Nation and associated oil/gas and environmental impacts. The organization will also interview a researcher as part of a podcast series to share information on these issues. Additionally, Dine’ CARE will host a webinar and in-person trainings on how to fill out complaint forms to oversight organizations. These will be for the general public. The online training and the in-person training will bring together other organizations working in this area.

Education Gala

General operating support and to support your food sovereignty efforts

Access to healthy foods and traditional plants through support of the Tribe’s current garden project.

USDA Forest Service CFP & LSR Capacity Grant

Strengthening Oneida Nation’s Protein Processing Capacity

This project will create a taskforce that will hold regional dialogue on the topics of Workforce Development and Climate Resiliency in the Green Jobs sector during the USET Impact Week Annual Meeting held in Washington D.C. This will increase the knowledge of the attending Tribal Nations in these respective fields.

Continued Development of Piikani On-the-Land Recreation and Tourism Program

This project will increase tribal environmental asset control on or near Native lands.

Bezos Professional Development