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2022

Kukulu Hale Hawai'i

2022 Kukulu Hale Hawai'i

$100,000
Holani Hana Inc hi Created with Sketch. Hana, HI

Community Partners

Native Hawaiian

Funding Area

Description

The project will increase culturally-rooted revenue-generating opportunities and green job creation for native communities in Hawai'i by strengthening indigenous Hawaiian architecture, construction, and masonry as viable industries at the leading edge of green building and community resiliency.

2022

Community Kelp Seed Nursery for the Sustainability of Alaska Native Kelp Mariculture

2022 Community Kelp Seed Nursery for the Sustainability of Alaska Native Kelp Mariculture

$100,000
Native Conservancy ak Created with Sketch. Cordova, AK

Community Partners

Native Village of Eyak (Cordova)

Funding Area

Description

NC is developing necessary infrastructure and capacity to empower Native people to enter the kelp mariculture space by expanding our Community Kelp Seed Nursery which has already created 20-25 jobs in Prince William Sound Alaska. As we scale, we will increase blue-green jobs twofold from this work.

2022

Protection and preservation of cultural lands and resources.

2022 Protection and preservation of cultural lands and resources.

$2,500
Friends of Puvunga, Inc. ca Created with Sketch. Long Beach, CA

Community Partners

Inter-Tribal

Funding Area

Description

General operating for the continued protection and preservation of cultural lands and resources.

2022

Breath of Life Archival Institute’s cultural linguists honoraria

2022 Breath of Life Archival Institute’s cultural linguists honoraria

$3,500
Advocates for Indigenous California Language Survival ca Created with Sketch. Fresno, CA

Community Partners

Inter-Tribal

Funding Area

Description

Support for the 2022 Breath of Life Archival Institute’s cultural linguists honoraria.

2022

General Operating Support for Fire Relief

2022 General Operating Support for Fire Relief

$10,000
Pueblo de Cochiti nm Created with Sketch. Cochiti Pueblo, NM

Community Partners

Pueblo of Cochiti, New Mexico

Funding Area

Description

General Operating Support for Fire Relief

2022

Agai-Dicutta Food Sovereignty Program: Food Pantry

2022 Agai-Dicutta Food Sovereignty Program: Food Pantry

$35,000
Walker River Paiute Tribe nv Created with Sketch. Schurz, NV

Community Partners

Walker River Paiute Tribe of the Walker River Reservation, Nevada

Description

The Walker River Paiute Tribe created the Food Sovereignty Program to retain cultural assets, leverage tribal partnerships, protect traditional nutritional practices, increase food security, and build infrastructure to exercise tribal control of our food systems.

2022

Being a Good Relative: Sicangu Foods Initiative

2022 Being a Good Relative: Sicangu Foods Initiative

$10,000
Sicangu Community Development Corporation sd Created with Sketch. Mission, SD

Community Partners

Rosebud Sioux Tribe of the Rosebud Indian Reservation, South Dakota

Description

This project will increase access to culturally-relevant, locally-grown meat and produce on Sicangu Makoce. We will achieve this by leveraging the Wolakota Bison Range and our Tribally Supported Agriculture program to provide bison meat and fresh produce to 500 food-insecure families in Rosebud.

2022

Bringing back traditional and healthy foods into our community

2022 Bringing back traditional and healthy foods into our community

$10,000
Spirit of the Sun, Inc co Created with Sketch. Denver, CO

Community Partners

Ute Mountain Ute Tribe (formerly Ute Mountain Tribe of the Ute Mountain Reservation, Colorado, New Mexico & Utah)

Description

By utilizing our contacts with Indigenous farmers and meat producers and leveraging this project with our Regenerative Agriculture Youth Certificate program, we will increase the availability of healthy and traditional foods in Colorado, allowing us to provide for our Indigenous families and elders while teaching youth about traditional food ways.

2022

Preparing Corn Mush Flour for Our Relatives: Youth to Elders

2022 Preparing Corn Mush Flour for Our Relatives: Youth to Elders

$10,000
Ohe.laku Among the Cornstalks wi Created with Sketch. De Pere, WI

Community Partners

Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin

Description

This project will create infrastructure for Ohe.laku Co-op's families to transform our cache of raw corn into corn mush flour, a value-added product, increasing access to a traditional food and barter opportunities in the region.