Native Voices Endowment Grants support tribal members and language projects through documentation, study, and community learning to revitalize Native American languages linked to the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
Applications for Native Voices Endowment Grants have changed from open to closed.
Native Voices Endowment supports tribes that interacted with the Lewis and Clark Expedition, funding Native American language revitalization work to carry forward the expedition’s bicentennial legacy.
American Indian Language Revitalization - State Grant supports Wisconsin educational agencies working with tribal education authorities to fund language instruction that strengthens student engagement and learning.
Language Legacies supports community members and researchers worldwide in documenting and revitalizing endangered languages, preserving archival materials, and making resources accessible to learners.
This grant helps Native American communities improve their library services to better meet local information needs and support community wellness.
Sharing Language Diversity Fellowship supports Ph.D. researchers documenting Indigenous languages and archiving linguistic data, advancing doctoral work aligned with endangered language preservation.