Tag - Grantees

Three Grantees Selected for Native Policy Change Efforts

                            Native-Led Policy Change Making Headway with New Fertile Ground Advocacy Campaigns First Nations Development Institute leads new collaborative grantmaking for Native health through Policy Innovation Fund LONGMONT, Colo., July 10, 2019 — The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community, the American Heart Association and First Nations Development...

GATHER Food Sovereignty Grantees Announced

First Nations Awards Grants to 8 Community Partners to Improve Native Food Sovereignty LONGMONT, Colorado (July 9, 2020) – First Nations Development Institute (First Nations) today announced the eight grantees under its GATHER Food Sovereignty Grant Program. With this funding, each organization will be able to advance their work toward food sovereignty by investing...

Special News: GATHER DVDs coming to First Nations Grantees

Gather Releases Soon! First Nations Issues Free DVDs to Grantees in Celebration of Food Sovereignty Work Gather, the full-length documentary exploring Native food systems co-produced by First Nations Development Institute, made its worldwide debut at the Human Rights Watch Film Festival last month. Now the film is coming to First Nations’ grantees of its Native...

Free Law Project to Serve as PACER Data Provider to Department of Labor Grantees at Georgia State University | Free Law Project

Michael Lissner February 15, 2017 EMERYVILLE, CA — Free Law Project is proud to announce that it has been selected by researchers at Georgia State University to provide PACER data for their research on employment misclassification lawsuits. The purpose of their research is to gain an understanding of how courts distinguish between employees and independent...