Interested in learning more about the Native Nation Rebuilders program? Join the Leadership Development team for a 30-minute overview of the Rebuilders program. We welcome you to stay on for an open Q&A for the last 30 minutes. No registration required. Join the planned session below: Sept. 10, 7-8 pm CST Click here to join […]
Native Governance Center invites you to connect with us at the MCN and MCF's 2024 Joint Conference. This event brings together nonprofit leaders, innovators, and community advocates to explore new ideas and strategies for impactful work. In collaboration with the Blandin Foundation, our staff will present on "Building Meaningful Partnerships with Native Nations and Organizations" […]
Native Governance Center is tabling at the Owamni Falling Water Festival during Indigenous Peoples’ Day weekend! Stop by our table and be sure to check out the other vendor and music options. Indigenous food will also be available. See you there!
In this explainer video, learn how Native nations can use Native Nation Rebuilding principles to strengthen their Tribal finance systems.
Are you interested in collaborating with Native nations but don't know where to start? Or, do you have an existing partnership and want to learn how to be a better relative? We created this guide to share best practices for partnering with Native nations in a good way. Developing meaningful partnerships shows respect for both sovereignty and elected leaders. When you follow a nation’s processes for outreach and engagement, you affirm Tribal sovereignty.
The idea of creating a Minnesota essential understandings document was recommended in Restoring Our Place,…
