The Building Native Communities: Financial Skills for Families Train-the-Trainer Workshops certify individuals in the Building Native Communities: Financial Skills for Families curriculum to go on to...
February 04, 2021
2024/2025 Artist “Winter Gatherings” ɬu l̕ es ʕistčy še i qmqim u epsk̓ʷɬʕc̓x̌ncut, qʕ es lemtm ɬu syʕʷyʕʷots qɁ x̌ʷlč̓musšn u qʕes nlemlmlsy t st̕ulyxʷ u t qʕnple. ɬu t sʕstčmnuxʷ u qʕ es...
December 18, 2020
Knowledge Makers, Knowledge Sharers: How the Luce Indigenous Knowledge Fellows Are Advancing Native Communities The Luce Indigenous Knowledge Fellows have been hard at work throughout 2020. While init...
November 19, 2020
“We cannot claim sovereignty unless we feed ourselves.” These words by Duane “Chili” Yazzie, president of Shiprock Chapter on the Navajo Nation, ring true, and they were the driving belief behind a re...
November 19, 2020
What’s in a Name? The Answer: Decades of Work and Relationships First Nations Applauds the Steadfast Commitment of Indigenous Leaders in Creating Change It’s a whole new ballgame for sports teams acro...
November 19, 2020
For the Carrizo/Comecrudo Tribe of Texas — on the border and in the pathway of “the wall” — the future is precarious. Not federally recognized as a tribe and threatened daily by the impact...
June 22, 2020
If you’re a Lakota child born in South Dakota, you can now find a place to belong, where your culture and language are fostered, creating a Lakota identity that will help you thrive. This is possible ...
October 30, 2019
TahNibaa Naataanii of the Navajo Nation lives on the land where her family has raised sheep as part of their traditional life and culture for hundreds of years. Just south of Shiprock, New Mexico, and...
September 27, 2018
When the Upper Sioux Community in Granite Falls, Minnesota, sought funding from First Nations Development Institute (First Nations) through the Native Arts Initiative, its goal was clear: increase acc...
September 11, 2018