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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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Indigenous Knowledge Program - Henry Luce Foundation We believe that sharing knowledge and building understanding is the key to cultivating a healthy democratic culture and an equitable society. Foster Dialogue Across Divides Invest in Leadership Development Nurture Knowledge Communities & Institutions The Work of Memory in the Making of Justice Luce Change – A Henry Luce Foundation Podcast The Henry Luce Foundation’s funding reflects our commitment to education, research, knowledge-based leadership, and sharing innovative ideas with the public. View 2024 Grants View All Grants Democracy, Ethics, and Public Trust Luce Scholars (this link opens in new window) The Luce Foundation supports a diverse range of initiatives related to our key grantmaking areas. These efforts are focused on research, leadership, and creative collaboration. Religion in International Affairs Explore our library of educational materials including articles, videos, and helpful guides. Pew Research Center Releases New Poll of Asians in the U.S. Story as Legacy African Women in STEM: Breaking Barriers, Building Legacies, and Leading the Future Story as Legacy American Queer Faith and Endurance at the Close of the Twentieth Century Story as Legacy South Asian Americans Claim Their Place in the Civic Record What Makes an Artistic Archive? The David Ireland House Offers an Answer The Henry Luce Foundation was formed in 1936 by Henry R. Luce, the co-founder of Time , Fortune , and Life magazines. Our mission then and now is to transform the world by boosting access to knowledge and forward-thinking ideas. Mission, Vision, and Values Credit & Press Guidelines Clare Boothe Luce Program for Women in STEM Informational Webinar Clare Boothe Luce Program for Women in STEM Informational Webinar Our Programs Indigenous Knowledge Maintaining intellectual infrastructure We believe that cultural understanding is at the heart of Native identities. Supporting Indigenous knowledge keepers who seek to educate and preserve community strength and sovereignty sets up Native America to thrive for years to come. In addition to funding passionate thinkers from the Indigenous community, we also invest in the cultural, intellectual, and policy systems that are critical to the resilience and vitality of Indian Country. In Northern Kenya, the Land is a Living Archive Across the sun-scorched plains of northern Kenya, where acacia trees mark the horizon and skies stretch endlessly, memory of the land runs deep. But... Restoring Memory to Colorado’s Sacred Lands How the Gila River Indian Community Is Restoring the Landscape and Ecosystem United South and Eastern Tribes, Inc. Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Southeast Region Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians Portland, Oregon, United States, Far West
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Indigenous Knowledge Program - Henry Luce Foundation We believe that sharing knowledge and building understanding is the key to cultivating a healthy democratic culture and an equitable society.
Foster Dialogue Across Divides Invest in Leadership Development Nurture Knowledge Communities & Institutions The Work of Memory in the Making of Justice Luce Change – A Henry Luce Foundation Podcast The Henry Luce Foundation’s funding reflects our commitment to education, research, knowledge-based leadership, and sharing innovative ideas with the public.
View 2024 Grants View All Grants Democracy, Ethics, and Public Trust Luce Scholars (this link opens in new window) The Luce Foundation supports a diverse range of initiatives related to our key grantmaking areas. These efforts are focused on research, leadership, and creative collaboration. Religion in International Affairs Explore our library of educational materials including articles, videos, and helpful guides.
Pew Research Center Releases New Poll of Asians in the U. S. Story as Legacy African Women in STEM: Breaking Barriers, Building Legacies, and Leading the Future Story as Legacy American Queer Faith and Endurance at the Close of the Twentieth Century Story as Legacy South Asian Americans Claim Their Place in the Civic Record What Makes an Artistic Archive?
The David Ireland House Offers an Answer The Henry Luce Foundation was formed in 1936 by Henry R. Luce, the co-founder of Time , Fortune , and Life magazines. Our mission then and now is to transform the world by boosting access to knowledge and forward-thinking ideas.
Mission, Vision, and Values Credit & Press Guidelines Clare Boothe Luce Program for Women in STEM Informational Webinar Clare Boothe Luce Program for Women in STEM Informational Webinar Our Programs Indigenous Knowledge Maintaining intellectual infrastructure We believe that cultural understanding is at the heart of Native identities.
Supporting Indigenous knowledge keepers who seek to educate and preserve community strength and sovereignty sets up Native America to thrive for years to come. In addition to funding passionate thinkers from the Indigenous community, we also invest in the cultural, intellectual, and policy systems that are critical to the resilience and vitality of Indian Country.
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View Foundation ProfileApplication snapshot: target deadline rolling deadlines or periodic funding windows; published funding information Not specified; eligibility guidance U.S. not-for-profit organizations or their international equivalents.
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In Northern Kenya, the Land is a Living Archive Across the sun-scorched plains of northern Kenya, where acacia trees mark the horizon and skies stretch endlessly, memory of the land runs deep. But... Restoring Memory to Colorado’s Sacred Lands How the Gila River Indian Community Is Restoring the Landscape and Ecosystem United South and Eastern Tribes, Inc.
Nashville, Tennessee, United States, Southeast Region Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians Portland, Oregon, United States, Far West Region American Indian Community House New York, New York, United States, Mideast Region Oakland, California, United States, Far West Region Across our grantmaking, we support collaborative, community-engaged research and community-led solutions to the complex challenges that have created deep divisions and inequities in our society.
These convictions are present in the work of all our programs. Through support for innovative museum projects, we strengthen the capacity of museums to support critical dialogues about creativity, difference, and common ground. We believe a more peaceful and collaborative future can be forged by finding common ground across borders and cultures.
With an emphasis on the mutually beneficial exchange of knowledge and ideas, we seek to promote trust and understanding among Americans and Asians and to increase awareness of Asian American experiences. Although women make up nearly half the workforce, they’re still grossly underrepresented in science, technology, engineering, and math fields.
We work to close the gender gap in STEM disciplines and across leadership roles in corporations and higher education.
We support knowledge makers whose work shapes new thinking about religion’s place in public life, diversifies intellectual inquiry, and promotes more curious and civil public conversations How to Luce Featured Resources How the Gila River Indian Community Is Restoring the Landscape and Ecosystem On March 2nd, the staff and Board of the Luce Foundation visited the Gila River Indian Community outside Phoenix.
At Luce, we support Indigenous... Indigenous Peoples Fight for Land Rights at Global Summit At the end of April, the summit of the United Nations’ Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues was held in New York, with more tribal leaders attending...
Indigenous Knowledge Fellow Works to Restore Native Peoples’ Rights Peter Williams (Yup’ik) is an Alaska Native artist and activist who uses his work in the medium of Native marine mammal craftwork to perpetuate... Native Americans in Philanthropy NAP is a Native-led organization that reshapes the philanthropic sector by applying Indigenous values to build more impactful and authentic relationships in philanthropy.
Learn More (this link opens in new window) Program Director, Indigenous Knowledge Initiative Raymond joined the Foundation in April 2023 as the Foundation’s inaugural program director for the Indigenous Knowledge Initiative. Prior to joining the Foundation, Raymond served as vice president for First Nations Development Institute, a national Native-led...
Senior Program Assistant, Indigenous Knowledge Initiative Tati Cosper (she/her/they/them) is the program assistant for the Religion & Theology and Indigenous Knowledge programs at the Henry Luce Foundation. Tati is an enrolled citizen of the Mvskoke Nation and is a second-generation German American. They were born and...
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