Awarded Grants

This project will support the creation of a Tribal co-management plan through a multi-phased project that will research and assess the extent of water damage and contamination, and will inform a flood management plan for Bde Ihanke Lake.

Our purpose is to promote sovereignty from first breath. We are growing a culturally matched peer model of support to serve Native birthing families so that they feel supported, well cared for, and full of the information they need to make confident choices around reproductive health, birthing, and parenthood.

Increase the resiliency of Tribal Nations through the development of public disaster and climate resiliency plans by Native broadcasters coordinating with first responders, Tribal entities, and community members to prevent, prepare, mitigate, respond, and recover.

Covid-19 Response

Training the museum’s board and staff on basketry and cultural items preservation.

Support for cultural demonstrators’ honorariums at the museum’s 50th Annual Indian Fair Day.

Conducting assessment which inform the management of Blues Beach.

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

This project will increase the organizational capacity of the Food Sovereignty Initiative to create job opportunities through the creation of our composting program which will initially focus on training, certifications and composting site construction.

Initiate conversation and community engagement to explore issues, challenges, and solutions to addressing preservation of Bering Sea marine resources.