The Henry Luce Foundation's Indigenous Knowledge Initiative funds projects that advance, protect, and sustain Indigenous knowledge systems and sovereignty in US Native communities.
RWJF funds projects using global approaches to reimagine U.S. health knowledge systems for equity, emphasizing cross-sector collaboration, diverse knowledge, and centering marginalized voices.
OHA Indigenous Initiative Research Fund supports oral historians’ collaborative, community-based research with Indigenous peoples, covering project costs to help ongoing oral history work reach completion.
Democracy and Civic Life Initiative supports institutions advancing civic education, citizen-led problem-solving, and shared democratic practices to strengthen democracy and trust in public institutions.
The Indigenous Community Research Fund by the American Philosophical Society supports Indigenous-led, community-focused research using APS Library & Museum collections with collaborative guidance from CNAIR staff.
The Native Self-Determination grant from the MacArthur Foundation funds research advancing Native sovereignty, cultural vitality, and community-driven priorities.