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Find similar grantsIndigenous Peacemaking Initiative is sponsored by Native American Rights Fund (NARF). The Indigenous Peacemaking Initiative contributes to the continuation or revitalization of traditional Native American dispute resolution methods.
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**Visit the Indigenous Peacemaking Initiative website at https://peacemaking. narf. org/.
** Indigenous peacemaking is a community-directed conflict resolution process that addresses the concerns of all interested parties. The peacemaking process uses traditional rituals such as the group circle and clan structures to involve the parties to a conflict, their supporters, elder and interested community members.
Within the circle, people can speak from the heart in a shared search for understanding of the conflict, and together identify the steps necessary to assist in healing all affected parties and to prevent future occurrences and conflicts. The mission of NARF’s Indigenous Peacemaking Initiative (IPI) is to promote and support Native peoples in restoring sustainable traditional dispute resolution practices.
Based on surveys of tribal justice system professionals, our priorities are: (1) making available materials from tribal peacemaking efforts and peacemaking in general; (2) providing technical assistance to tribes; (3) providing trainings in tribal peacemaking; and (4) providing advocacy supporting tribal peacemaking. The project is guided by an advisory committee of traditional peacemaking experts and practitioners.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Primarily supports Native American communities in the US in restoring traditional dispute resolution practices. Focuses on providing resources, training, and advocacy. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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