The EDA grant will support the hiring of an economic recovery coordinator, who will assist in the development and implementation of a comprehensive economic development strategy.
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First Ever Grants to Mid-Atlantic Region Tribes provides much needed funding for community gardens and composting.
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Through two innovative partnerships, IA2 will expand best practices for caregiving and provide direct support for respite care to tribal and urban Native communities nationally.
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The American Rescue Plan has allocated $3 billion to the EDA to assist communities nationwide in their efforts to accelerate the economic recovery.
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Now entering their fifth year, Niganawenimaanaanig supports Indigenous nursing students within BSU’s four-year and RN-BS tracks, that are enrolled members of a tribal nation or a descendant of an enrolled member.
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Funding to maximize deployment of energy technology.
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Change Labs, Native Community Capital, Native Women Lead, and New Mexico Community Capital will launch a new entity to boost locally-driven entrepreneurial ecosystems and economic development in Southwestern Indigenous communities.
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The mission of the U.S. Economic Development Administration is to lead the federal economic development agenda by promoting competitiveness and preparing the nation’s regions for growth and success in the worldwide economy.
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Pictured: Robert Karr, Choctaw Nation Councilmember District 11; Cindy Bedford, Librarian at Hartshorne Library; Chief Gary Batton; Michael Hull, Executive Director of Southeast Oklahoma Library System; Roger Hemphill, Haileyville School Superintendent; Ashley Faulkner, Mayor of Hartshorne; Aaron William, City of Hartshorne Representative; Renee Montgomery, City of Hartshorne Treasurer and Hartshorne Library supporters. Photo by Choctaw Nation.
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14 Entrepreneurs will share $86,500 in Tribal Tourism Digital Business Development grants.
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New Red Oak Reading Center to open in Summer 2021. Pictured: Jennifer Woods, Choctaw Nation Tribal Council Member and Town of Red Oak and Reading Center representatives. Photo credit: Choctaw Nation.
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As an enrolled citizen of the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation of North Dakota, Ms. Fredericks will be the First Native American to lead The Christensen Fund, and the first Native person to lead a private foundation of its size. (Courtesy The Christensen Fund and First Peoples Worldwide)
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