Native Giving 2017 Q2 Distribution
2017 Native Giving 2017 Q2 Distribution
Funding Area
Description
Native Giving Distribution
Native Giving Distribution
Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe of the Cheyenne River Reservation, South Dakota
The project will increase the financial accounting and inventory knowledge and capacity of the Lakota Cultural Center's Supply Store and Gift Shop.
Inter-Tribal
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.
Inter-Tribal
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.
Inter-Tribal
The project will help WIA leverage knowledge and experience of other Native American galleries to attain a successful Woodland Indian art gallery that builds awareness and appreciation of Woodland Indian Art, and therefore sells the art of Native American adult and youth artists creating Woodland Indian art.
Conference sponsorship
San Pasqual Band of Digueno Mission Indians, California
Create and control an Educational outdoor gathering space programmed for Native youth. Programming includes regenerative living concepts, through food cultivation, medicinal farming, culture and eco-village education. Ensuring a more vibrant community on San Pasqual that includes increased access to the outdoors and to fresh fruits and vegetables.
Native Hawaiian
The program will increase Native-led local food production and enhance residents' access to these high-quality, nutrient-dense, organic foods--with a focus on traditional staple foods--while retaining the cultural values and life-giving practices traditionally associated with the production and consumption of food.
Pueblo of Nambe, New Mexico
Ultimately, we hope our farm project will create a healthier, self-sustaining community. By passing on traditional farming knowledge and incorporating language we retain the Nambe Pueblo cultural ways. Tribal members can utilize these farming skills to increase the overall health of our community, which will resonate in generations to come.
Inter-Tribal
This project will increase local control over data on the local food system. This project will increase data driven knowledge and create community plans based on data collected from a community food sovereignty assessment.