Awarded Grants

This project will catalyze existing conservation and land stewardship efforts in Native communities by providing training and technical assistance in the areas of natural resource planning, wildlife assessment, and development of climate adaptation plans.

Bezos Professional Development

Education Gala

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

General operating support and to support your food sovereignty efforts

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

Bezos Professional Development

This grant will help Pueblo Action Alliance’s environmental justice programming through providing salary support ($20,000), travel funds for staff and coalition members ($1,250), supplies for our advocacy and campaign work ($250), and other meeting expenses and programmatic materials ($1,750). A seven percent fiscal sponsorship fee ($1,750 total) is also budgeted.

This year-long, part-time contracted position would create a reporting position for a Native journalist to focus on in-depth reporting on issues of Indigenous food sovereignty, food security, and Native food and cultural traditions across North America. We will increase the stories we are able to share via Civil Eats.

USDA Forest Service CFP & LSR Capacity Grant