December 2011 - Native Strategies provided support to ACKCO, a training and technical assistance contractor for the Office of Violence Against Women (OVW) at their grantee conference. OVW grantees gathered from around the nation in Tucson, Arizona to review appropriate OVW grant implementation requirements.
The Squaxin Island Tribe selected Native Strategies to develop and implement a culturally appropriate life skills curriculum for young people, 15 - 24 years old. A team from Native Strategies worked with staff from the tribe's Tu Ha' Buts Learning Center to identify specific life skills that would become critical
The Potlatch Fund awarded Native Strategies a Community Building 2011 grant to partially develop the Native Strategies' website. The mission of the Potlatch Fund is to support Indian people by empowering emerging leaders and developing the best strategies in nonprofit management, fundraising, and grant writing.
Native Strategies completes a comprehensive community Needs Assessment for South Puget InterTribal Planning Agency (SPIPA). The Healthy Families for a Healthy Future (HFHF) project was funded by the Department of Health and Human Services. The HFHF project seeks to develop a comprehensive, culturally appropriate home visitation service delivery program that
In partnership with the nonprofit Native Action Network, Native Strategies facilitated the annual Young Native Women's Leadership Academy. In October 2011, young Native women from around the Pacific Northwest region gathered at the Squaxin Island Tribe's Little Creek Resort. Women leaders from all walks of life guide workshops and provide
