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Indigenous Knowledge Responsive Grants is sponsored by John E Fetzer Institute Inc.. Supports projects that focus on the preservation and advancement of Indigenous knowledge systems and the leadership of Indigenous communities. The program aims to center Indigenous voices in scholarship and public discourse.
Geographic focus: Global
Focus areas: Indigenous Knowledge, Tribal Sovereignty, Community Leadership, Cultural Preservation
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