Mountain Standard Time on Wednesday, September 9, 2020. Please submit your completed Letter of Interest (LOI) by 5 p.m. It is the intent of NDN to provide meaningful support across multiple regions, therefore, applicants will be expected to select the priority area that is best suited for their community’s response, capacity and capability. Tribes, First Nations and Indigenous-led nonprofit organizations are eligible to apply for one of the following Priority Areas which are based on analysis of Phase 1 Applicant feedback regarding long-term preparedness. NDN will remain steadfast in its mission to uphold and advance regenerative economies.
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This approach encourages innovative, creative and free thinking for long-term change. NDN funds can support the material needs of communities while also addressing root causes and solution building that is shaped by community. It encourages systemic change and participation in which the people most affected take responsibility for one another and for changing systemic conditions. NDN’s grantmaking approach is based on reciprocity and mutual aid relationship and partnership is at the core of this approach.
NDN will provide intentional support for resilience in order to advance a collective community movement toward a new and better normal, one that builds a sustainable and just world for all people and the planet.
Phase 2 COVID 19 Response is focused on Transition and Resilience. Phase 2 is less about recovery recovery implies returning to prior conditions, which for Indigenous Peoples and communities were not just or equitable. NDN WORKS TO TRANSFORM SYSTEMS, SHIFT POWER, AND GENERATE SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS THROUGH THREE CORE STRATEGIES NDN Collective’s mission is to build the collective power of Indigenous Peoples, communities and Nations to exercise our inherent right to self-determination while fostering a world that is built on a foundation of justice and equity for all people and the planet.
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