Awarded Grants

This project will allow The Hopi School to provide 1) mentorship to artists in two endangered Hopi art areas, 2) strategic planning and board training to move the school from an occasional arts program to a year-around arts-magnet school, 3) an audit and fiscal development to support expansion.

The ultimate purpose is to provide a better service to our Tribal members and hunters. One area that is lacking currently, is our educational outreach mechanisms. These funds will also be used create more revenue generation opportunities for our Tribal wildlife program. One basic need is to provide maps of Tribal lands to be used by our Tribal hunters and hunting guides. These maps will provide Tribal land ownership, as well as hunting regulations and other educational information. The equipment purchases will aid in our field work activities, data collection/recording and native grassland/wildlife habitat restoration efforts.

Through our new "Investing in Artist Success" workshop series, the IPCC seeks to strengthen our longtime relationships with Native artists by providing additional support beyond our Daily Artist Program. Participants will be empowered to professionally promote themselves and reach larger audiences by entering their work in exhibits and art markets.

This project will provide economic sustainability. It will help retain, cultivate and keep alive our Native traditional arts, dances, songs, honorings and protocols. The project will increase the knowledge on the value of skills. It will give NACA an opportunity to leverage funds and help show case our rich heritage.

We want to create an exciting learning atmosphere through a controlled training, workshop and hands on experience with mentorship at a live art market. We want to utilize our master artists with pairing them with emerging youth and adult artists, while increasing their knowledge in professional development.

Native Giving Distribution

Native Giving Distribution

The project will increase the financial accounting and inventory knowledge and capacity of the Lakota Cultural Center's Supply Store and Gift Shop.

The project will increase AICHO's knowledge of developing Social Enterprise Initiatives and will utilize training to build capacity within the staff to develop a business and marketing plan that will increase AICHO's and Native Artists assets.

This project will help ONAP staff utilize digital technology and social media more effectively in order to support artists, the arts, and raise awareness and participation in the arts. This project will also help us increase public awareness of Native American artists and programs.