Awarded Grants

Environmental and cultural management plan development for the Blues Beach property.

Intergenerational Cultural Education and the Tribal Farm programs

Access to ancestral land - Three Creek's land program.

Crow Tribe Capacity Building

AICL’s 2023 programming including the Breath of Life Online Symposium, the Language is Life Gathering, and the Master-Apprentice Language project

This project will initiate and build upon ongoing conservation activities relative to watershed restoration and air quality monitoring for tribal lands. The tribe is leading an effort to remove a dam on our river. Additionally, we are expanding our air quality monitoring network to include cultural considerations.

These projects are to help insure the management and creation on Natural Resources development to have sustainable resources for generations to come. This will increase the knowledge and overview of the youth and community to be more involved with our Natural Resources.

AVI’s programmatic activities seek to create subsistence agriculture through hands-on workshops while utilizing our new television studio and podcasts to deliver business and financial curricula. AVI focuses on increasing subsistence farming while addressing food security and economic opportunities while changing the paradigm of the high cost of transportation of food.

The program will increase self-awareness utilizing the Wellbriety model for our Native American community members in the Four Corners region and for those seeking support with substance use and recovery. The program will create relationships between organizations and Indigenous community members in order to retain cultural teachings.

The ultimate purpose of our holistic project is to create, retain, increase and leverage new and existing program efforts that are inadequately funded to provide meaningful service and support to our Native youth, elders, community members and those in crisis.