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Find similar grantsDecolonizing Data Grants listed as 'Coming Soon' on the page; no open deadline yet. Other grants on the page (Sweetgrass/Sage) have a January 30, 2026 deadline.
Decolonizing Data Grants is sponsored by Urban Indian Health Institute. This grant opportunity offers funding for cultural restoration, resurgence of stewardship, and community building specific to Indigenous data. It defines Indigenous data broadly to include art, storytelling, connection to land and water, traditional foods, people and communities.
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Community Grant Programs – Urban Indian Health Institute An Indigenous Approach to Chronic Disease Education, Prevention, and Management Our Community Grants Program supports culturally rigorous chronic disease prevention programs to enhance public health infrastructure among urban Indian populations. In 2025-2026, we’re offering our Sweetgrass grants for the ninth year in a row.
This cycle, we’re awarding up to four grants of $10,000 to urban Native health and human service organizations , and urban Indian organizations with programming focused on AI/AN approaches to chronic disease. Sage grants are awarded to at least 10 eligible urban Native health and human service organizations and to urban Indian organizations which have programming focused on AI/AN approaches to chronic disease.
These awardees receive grants of up to $61,670 for their programming efforts. Our Decolonizing Data grant opportunity offers funding for cultural restoration, resurgence of data stewardship, and collaborative partnership building. Awardees receive up to $5,000 for their programming.
Community Grants Program StoryMap Learn more about the great work done by past grantees! The pre-application webinar provides an overview of this funding opportunity, timelines, components for application submission, details on review process, and a question and answer. Applications must be submitted by Friday, January 30, 2026.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Urban Indian organizations and urban Native health and human service organizations supporting American Indians and Alaska Natives; focus on Decolonizing Data principles. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Decolonizing Data Grants is funded by Urban Indian Health Institute. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Alaska. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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