Capacity Builders

Tpp - this program expands access to high-quality curriculum to improve sexual and reproductive health outcomes and promote positive youth development. The goal is to reduce teen pregnancies in native american youth in the four corners communities of nm and az. During the 6-month planning period, a local diverse community advisory board conducted community assessments and reviewed evidence-based curriculum that is inclusive of all youth and is age and culturally appropriate. The selected curriculum was wyman top for students and lift for parents. These curricula are being presented by trained cbi staff in various settings in nm and az, such as school districts, navajo chapters' youth programs, and faith-based organizations. The program also includes family engagement and partnering with local organizations.

Nps - this workforce development program provides opportunities for education, training, and employment for native american young adults to preserve, rehabilitate, and protect america's national parks. Youth ages 18 through 30 and veterans up to age 33 acquire skills in trades of construction and welding, while working on projects at specific parks. The paid intern crews also learn about native culture and heritage, as well as the significance of being good stewards on public lands.

Ff1 - working in partnership with the navajo nation department of corrections, the program's goal is to prepare incarcerated fathers to be active in the lives of their families, children, communities, and society. The program's reentry activities and curriculum strengthen positive father-child engagement, improve family relationships, improve employment, and increase economic stability opportunities.

Numerous additional grants and programs.