Awarded Grants

We connect Apache people and other Native and non-Native allies to protect Chi’chil Biłdagoteel (also known as Oak Flat), a sacred site for Apache people and many other Indigenous people, from copper mining.

This project will provide a staff position to the Passamaquoddy Tribe at Indian Township to act under the direction of the Chief and the Tribal Council. This staffer will consult governments (State/Federal) and labor/environmental allies on planning and policy processes for clean energy.

Our project's purpose is to stop helium extraction and a hydrogen pipeline in our communities on the Navajo reservation.

Our project empowers southwest Tribal Nations to protect and manage sacred sites and cultural resources by strengthening their capacity to engage in federal processes, advance energy sovereignty, and ensure development aligns with Tribal priorities and values.

This project will grow adaptive capacity to increase civic action to plant the rain to retain water within the watershed to minimize erosion, restore native vegetation/habitats, and increase soil moisture, to drive action toward preparing for rising temperatures within the Colorado River Basin.