Native Giving Pass-Thru not previously tracked in GIFTS (2015 Q1&2)
Native Giving Pass-Thru not previously tracked in GIFTS (2015 Q1&2)
Native Giving Pass-Thru not previously tracked in GIFTS (2015 Q1&2)
Pueblo of Acoma, New Mexico
To provide support for the ten Pueblo Cohort members during the 6 month dissertation period writing for writing space, meals, supplies, etc.
Navajo Nation, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah
The overall purpose of this project is to upgrade 55 acres of irrigation water pipes and drip irrigation system with new pipes, valves, and establish a micro-irrigation system that will conserve water as well as improve the soil. Presently, NLFF has an irrigation infrastructure that was installed in the 1980s and is worn and needs replacement. This Project will also create an opportunity for temporary local employment during construction while increasing the longevity of the Farm and its operations. This project will utilize the latest modern approach to water conservation while increasing the crop production using soil amending practices.
Other
The purpose is to create a closed loop approach of farming 1.) to provide and increase food for both humans and animals, to ensure resources are managed for future generations utilizing both traditional and modern day practices, 2.) developing self reliant food resources for the Island of Lana'i, 3.) ensuring that Youth are active participants in asset management and control, and 4.) retain and leveraging of important traditional knowledge to prosper the Native Hawaiian Community
Other
Our purpose is to streamline services that are available to students with children by 1) creating a program that serves as a central location where students can access or be referred to learn about resources and services available to help them take control of providing for their families, and 2) increase the number of students accessing resources and using them wisely to support their families while they're in school, and 3) ultimately through financial education & coaching, IDA's, VITA services parents will gain skills that encourage them to attain self-sufficiency and educational attainment.
Northern Cheyenne Tribe of the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation, Montana
The ultimate purpose of the CDKC Financial Savvy Empowerment Program grant is to provide CDKC student parents and their families the opportunity to gain control of their financial assets, increase their knowledge of financial management and leverage their resources to make significant changes in their college years that will affect short- and long-term systemic changes in their lives. Students will ultimately: (a) improve their socioeconomic conditions, (b) strengthen their personal finances, (c) increase knowledge-based skills of matched savings program, (d) shift from survival economics to members of a global economy and (e) improve the quality of life for their families.
Navajo Nation, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah
The ultimate purpose is to 1) create an organized program to strengthen the traditional Navajo practice of K'e in which Navajo adult role models acknowledge their clan relationships to these young men and boys and build their trust and relationship through regular male bonding activities, and 2) leverage the existing adult Navajo men who are reaching out to these young men and boys now into a more coherent group so they can share resources and expertise that will be sustained after the culmination of this program.
Inter-Tribal
The ultimate purpose is to 1) utilize 1-2 acres at the Dream of Wild Health farm for a Bee Meadow that will support native plant species and encourage native bees and other pollinators, and 2) significantly increase the number of tribal youth familiar with the importance of supporting native plants and pollinators. This project will help us increase the learning opportunities available to Native youth through our Garden Warrior education program.