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Fort Independence Tribe efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19

2021 Fort Independence Tribe efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19

$26,000
Fort Independence Indian Community ca Created with Sketch. Independence, CA

Community Partners

Fort Independence Indian Community of Paiute Indians of the Fort Independence Reservation, California

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To strengthen our indigenous community by cultivating indigenous stewardship, cultural knowledge through traditional crafts and communicating to our tribal members on how to protect themselves from COVID-19 infections through developing culturally appropriate material to retain behavioral changes that reduce the spread of COVID-19 in tribal households.

2021

Additional Fellow Support

2021 Additional Fellow Support

$5,000

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2021

Additional Fellow Support

2021 Additional Fellow Support

$3,000

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2021

Additional Fellow Support

2021 Additional Fellow Support

$1,733

Funding Area

2021

Run for Salmon 2021 COVID-Safety Promotion

2021 Run for Salmon 2021 COVID-Safety Promotion

$23,500
Indian Cultural Organization ca Created with Sketch. Redding, CA

Community Partners

Other

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Description

This project will enable our organization to protect our Run For Salmon 2021 participants, from youth to elders from the COVID-19 infection while using our platform along the 300 mile prayer run to promote COVID-19 safety information online and along the route.

2021

Covid Health Communication and Support

2021 Covid Health Communication and Support

$23,500
Blue Lake Rancheria ca Created with Sketch. Blue Lake, CA

Community Partners

Blue Lake Rancheria, California

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Description

Enhance communication, public awareness and health education to increase the adoption of behavioral change that reduces the spread of COVID-19 in California & Support targeted efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in vulnerable and/or highly susceptible populations