American Indian Science and Engineering Society National Conference
2017 American Indian Science and Engineering Society National Conference
Community Partners
Inter-Tribal
Funding Area
Description
2017 AISES National Conference
Inter-Tribal
2017 AISES National Conference
Inter-Tribal
Participation in the training will help our organization continue to grow and provide art related opportunities to our Woodland Indian Art Show and Market entrepreneurs. Our program will be able to utilize the knowledge from the training to enhance our newly formed fundraising committee's opportunities to secure supplemental funding.
Inter-Tribal
By participating in this training, we'll build capcaity (skills, techniques, and confidence) to enhance our development initatives by seeking, creating, and build relationships while connecting donors to our story and our mission. This connection is vital to increase our funding sources to impact Pueblo Communities through our work.
Navajo Nation, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah
Upon attending the "Power of We; Fundraising, sustainability, and telling our Stories" training, I will have gained knowledge of increasing fundraising skills to add value and generating a high return on the fundraising activities that NACA will be involved in.
Navajo Nation, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah
The ultimate purpose of the training will be to examine the effectiveness of our team, to leverage our community engagement among tribal communities and supporters, and to heighten our sense of cultural awareness from both a historical and artistic perspective to ensure the success of the Brea Foley Art Program.
Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe of the Cheyenne River Reservation, South Dakota
Participation in this training will help to increase the capacity of The Keya Foundation's fundraising strategies and help to fully support the Arts Economy on the Cheyenne River.
Navajo Nation, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah
Native Hawaiian
Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin
This course will increase LEAF's ability to promote cultural preservation through the arts by focusing on the organization's readiness for a capital campaign. LEAF will be better prepared to leverage our current assets and create an improved facility, thus resulting in more effective programs and opportunities our tribal community members.
Ione Band of Miwok Indians of California