Lakota Lands Recovery Project
The LLRP supports individuals, families, and organizations on the Pine Ridge Reservation that are working to reclaim, protect, and utilize their lands.
We’re proud to represent and support so many amazing organizations around the globe! These organizations understand the challenges in their own communities and environments and can generate creative, locally appropriate solutions. However, they often need additional support to gain greater control over the decisions and resources that shape their lives, whether it’s cleaner water, protected land, thriving enterprises, or better access to healthcare and education.
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The LLRP supports individuals, families, and organizations on the Pine Ridge Reservation that are working to reclaim, protect, and utilize their lands.
The Environmental Conservation & Agricultural Enhancement Uganda (Eco-Agric Uganda) was established in 2007 and enjoys over 7 years experience in providing services related to capacity building, research, and trainings in livelihood improvement sectors such as agriculture, entrepreneurship and financial management, health and sanitation plus environmental conservation.
Empowering people to grow organic food and build natural homes on Pine Ridge Indian Rez
The Advanced Centre for Empowerment (ACE), previously known as the Attitude Centre for Education (ACE), is an independent Cambodian NGO that provides education, housing, training, and work experience to disadvantaged youth in Cambodia.
The Texas Tribal Buffalo Project (TTBP) is dedicated to healing the generational trauma experienced by Lipan Apache descendants and other Indigenous nations in Texas, who have faced forced relocation, massacres, and displacement from their ancestral lands.
Provides mobile primary health care, education, and potable water to over 60 remote villages in the Amazonian rainforest of northwest Bolivia
Lotus Flower Community School located in Zambia is dedicated to improving the well-being of marginalized communities by fostering social empowerment, community self-reliance, and self-determination
Grassroots project on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, South Dakota, working to restore buffalo, Lakota culture and lifeways.
The Native Lands Advocacy Project advocates on behalf of and provides direct support to Native American Tribes and native organizations in their efforts to recover, protect, defend, and demand greater control over their lands and resources.
An entirely Khmer run organisation, Human and Hope Association aims to alleviate poverty in Cambodia through grassroots, empowering projects focused on education, vocational training and community development.
The project’s goals of supporting sustainable peace and development recognizes that without peace there will not be the foundation needed for community, economic and environmental health as reflected in the most popular definitions of sustainability.
Works to foster data-based decision-making and increase youth contribution in achieving sustainable development goals via open data by creating and improving data on environment, and environmental health issues.
Eco friendly Volunteers (ECO-V) is a non-profitable voluntary organization established on 7th February 2001. We are engaged in environmental conservation in Sri Lanka based on Buddhist Philosophy. ECO-V has a network of over 1000 volunteers throughout Sri Lanka who contribute to research and community work to support conservation of the environment. Our programs are for children, youth and adults. We are always looking for local and international volunteers
The Tasunke Wakan Okolakiciye (Medicine Horse Society) works to provide Lakota cultural, language, and hands on education services to the Lakota Oyate.
Info International Education and Welfare Society (IIEWS) is a well-established non- government organization founded in the year 2000.
Maloca is a grassroots support organization that works with indigenous peoples living in the Amazon basin. Maloca works directly with indigenous leaders as well as with an array of volunteers and sponsors in the U.S. to raise awareness about the needs of community partners and find means to help them establish self-sustaining strategies to address these needs.
ICA Nepal aims to enlarge the opportunities of the disadvantaged communities, enhancing individual and organizational capacity throughout the country through: training, facilitation and developmental activities.