Native American SUNY: Western Consortium

 

 

Internship & Fellowship Directory

Sponsor

Americans for Indian Opportunity

Title

AMERICAN INDIAN AMBASSADORS PROGRAM

Contact

Laura Harris, Executive Director
1001 Marquette Ave., NW
Albuquerque, NM 87102



phone: 505.842.8677     fax: 505.842.8658
e-mail: aio@aio.org
url: www.aio.org

Availability

Up to 16 participants selected bi-annually.

Eligibility

American Indians/Alaska Natives from the United States between the ages of 25-35.

Information

A Native American community capacity-building,leadership development effort that AIO has been operating since 1993. The Program is designed to help early to mid-career Native American professionals strengthen, within an Indigenous cultural context, their ability to improve the well-being and growth of their communities.

Benefits/Award

Ambassadors meet and work with leading Native decision-makers and National policymakers, explore family and tribal histories, develop and implement a community-based project, explore personal "medicine" or inner strength, and strengthen communication skills. They attend gatherings in communities across the nation and visit at least one Indigenous community outside the United States.

Deadline

January 8, 2008

Required Documentation

Complete Official Application Form; Two Nominations; Written Proposal Outlining a Plan for a Community-Based Initiative.


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Cheryl John, Coordinator
Alicia Wroblewski, Secretary
Native American SUNY: Western Consortium
E-116 Thompson Hall
SUNY Fredonia
Fredonia, NY 14063
716.673.3170 or 1.800.851.5020
fax: 716.673.3478


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