DINÉ INTROSPECTIVE

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We are a Native-led 501(c)(3) community-based non-profit organization located in the Navajo Nation strengthening communities through social justice, environmental justice, digital justice, food sovereignty and energy conservation.

Just Transition Fund

The JTF would open an opportunity for to apply for the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act federal grants with a Memorandum of Understanding from the Navajo Nation with its Community Economic Development Strategies to the Northwest NM farmers and ranchers.

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Full Circle Market & Events

The success of the FC Market & Events was a full length adventure. Much appreciation to all the vendors, performers, the DI work party. The five-day event is intended to celebrate the harvest of the local farmers and support the entrepreneurs / small business owners. Indigenous performers and artist will be expressing their craft in front of a live audience.

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FCM&E Pictures

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Health Equity Gala

The Gala was elegant and colorful as expected. Many blessings to come as we celebrated the Dine New Year in style. Special thanks to Nenahnezad Chapter, NAPI, Ryticus Roy, Areoprey, Chef Cleoo, and Hazmat. Grateful to our sponsors Shiprock Community Development Corp. and US Federal Credit Union.

Gala Pictures

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Current Challenges

As an NPO, such obstacles are unique given the time, location, and issue. What shall happen is only the beginning as our next action is what matters. Volunteers, allies, and supporters are welcome to join.

"...I'll Need That Back..."

Indian Affairs Department

5 native organizations applied for State funds and receive an award letter but was told the next following month to re-apply for the ETA funding with little to no explanation.

The state walked back on funding awards for Native orgs, then left them in the dark - Source New Mexico (sourcenm.com)