This grant will sponsor National Indian Child Welfare Association's annual Protecting Our Children Conference, taking place March 29–April 1, 2026.
This grant supports the 34th annual sturgeon feast and celebration powwow commemorating Namaew Kewaemakat Piataetuaq, the sturgeon are coming home.
This grant supports the 2026 Sweetgrass Society Powwow at Montana State University-Northern. An event that celebrates Indigenous cultures, traditions, and community through song, dance, art, and shared knowledge.
This grant will support the Wind River Tribal Buffalo Initiative’s fee simple acquisition of a parcel within the boundaries of the Wind River Reservation adjacent to Wind River Tribal Buffalo Initiative’s property. This land will support expansion of Wind River Tribal Buffalo Initiative’s buffalo pasture.
Our project is dedicated to protecting burial sites while fully aligning with tribal priorities and upholding Tribal Sovereignty.
This award is intended to provide flexible support for time-sensitive opportunities and emerging needs that align with the goals of the Native Knowledge Keepers Support Fund and the sustainability of the awardees traditional practice.
This project preserves, protects, and perpetuates Nisenan culture through the formation of a tribally- led land stewardship crew that will return beneficial fire to tribal lands. This project supports the capacity of the land stewardship crew.
This project will support wildlife habitat enhancement, environmental outreach to and education for tribal youth, and tribal engagement in wildlife connectivity and corridors.
To support Learning Landscapes, Save Our Springs, and Speaking Landscapes programs which support restoration work on existing NALC preserve land.