Rematriating Economies Apprenticeship is a program designed for Indigenous women by Indigenous women. A five-month apprenticeship is not just a learning experience; it's a journey of growth and empowerment. It includes classes by industry experts, case studies, small group discussions, and practical exercises, all designed to develop the essential problem-solving and decision-making skills needed to craft an investment strategy.

Arizona Indigenous Philanthropy's mission is to advance equity, leadership, capacity, and social justice for Indigenous peoples.

Native Public Media (NPM) is a national Native organization dedicated to serving Indian Country in our right to connect and communicate. We work directly with the 572 American Indian and Alaska Native Villages to assist with broadcast licensing and provide media opportunities across all platforms, including radio, television, and the Internet. Through our national and international policy program, we advocate for Native American advancements in communications and telecommunications, funding, tribal consultation, policy fellowships, infrastructure deployment, and services.Our Station Support Program provides station support services to Native radio stations, including regulatory compliance intervention, legal services, digital literacy, youth media camps, network training and education, community engagement, resource development, and capacity building.

First Things First was established to help provide greater opportunities for all children five and under in Arizona to grow up ready to succeed. Through the passionate, dedicated work of the Board, staff, volunteer Regional Partnership Council members, our state agency partners, involved community providers and early childhood champions, more and greater opportunities to achieve success will be made available for each Arizona child in the coming years.

Program Management - directing and coordinating a summer academic and residential program for Native American high school students.

Provided career and college guidance to 5th to 12th graders.

Program Development: Assist in development, implementation, promotion and evaluation of workshops, conferences, cultural orientations, and national study tours. Promotions/Advertising: Develop, write, design, and distribute a variety of promotional materials such as flyers, brochures, press releases, public service announcements, and display ads. Leadership and Supervision: Supervise, hire, train, and terminate (if necessary), determine workload, and coordinate and delegate multiple assignments of student workers.Customer Service: Register program enrollees, facilitate programs on-site, negotiate with presenters and facility representatives, and work with customers and constituents on a daily basis over the phone, via e-mail, and in person.Budget Maintenance: Development of individual program budgets and financial summary. Maintenance of budget records and reconciliation monthly reports.