• International Human Rights

• 37.

Land is Life, Inc.

Directly supporting grassroots Indigenous communities, organizations and leaders globally since 1992.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 38.

Reorganized Olowalu Cultural Reserve

Cultivating cultural and ecological connectivity for all To perpetuate the tradition and customary practices of kanaka maoli of these Hawai’i Islands and promote opportunities to regain the spiritual connection of hanai ‘āina of our ancestors by ensuring these beliefs and customs are passed down to future generations.

Ujima Tribe

Our Mission is to build and maintain our communities together by Creating an Environment that will engage individual mindsets for the benefit of personal development and enhance the future society.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 40.

Whitney and Hannie Anderson Foundation

Support education and well-being initiatives to empower school-aged children through assistance and resources, provide scholarships to high school seniors, and emphasize cultural education, ensuring the preservation of Native Hawaiian heritage.

• Public Health Programs

• 41.

Urban Indigenous Collective Inc

Founded in Community Voice | nonprofit | Lenapehoking📍 | New York, NY Driving the inclusion of Urban Natives by indigenizing existing infrastructures and ensuring cultural humility in health and wellness services to build more equitable, inclusive and prosperous communities.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 42.

Native Movement

Alaska-based, we support grassroots-led movements.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

• 43.

Tewa Women United

A multicultural + multiracial organization, braiding environmental, reproductive, + gender justice Located in the ancestral Tewa homelands of Northern New Mexico, Tewa Women United is a multicultural and multiracial organization founded and led by Native women.

• Housing Development, Construction, Management

• 44.

Naatsiilid Initiative

We strengthen the cultural and economic resilience of Dinétah through self-reliance initiatives in the built environment.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 45.

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