Posted: October 2nd, 2024
Native American Jump Start 2024 Fall Grant Recipients
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Native American Jump Start Welcomes Incoming Fall 2024 Grant Recipients to Support Education and Employment Opportunities
Read MoreNative American Jump Start Welcomes Incoming Fall 2024 Grant Recipients to Support Education and Employment Opportunities
PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 2, 2024 Native American Jump Start (NAJS) is a Jackson, Wyoming based nonprofit whose mission is to provide opportunities for growth and success for young Native Americans through education and employment. Native American Jump Start Grants have funded incoming fall recipients through education and employment grants. We were able to fund […]Read Full Article
Women you should know in Wyoming: Native American Museum Curator Provides Indigenous Perspective
Read MoreWomen you should know in Wyoming: Native American Museum Curator Provides Indigenous Perspective
Hunter Old Elk leverages her ancestry, East Coast education at Plains Indian Museum in CodyRead Full Article
A short film that highlights Indigenous presence in Yellowstone premiers in Jackson
Read MoreA short film that highlights Indigenous presence in Yellowstone premiers in Jackson
From the Wyoming Public Radio Article by Hannah Habermann A short film titled “How the Land Remembers Us” premiered at the Mountains of Color Film Festival in Jackson on June 9. The festival is a three-day-long gathering which celebrates BIPOC+ filmmakers in the outdoor, adventure and conservation worlds. The film documents efforts to shine a light on […]Read Full Article
Our Impact – Native American Jump Start and The Indian University of North American at the Crazy Horse Memorial
Read MoreOur Impact – Native American Jump Start and The Indian University of North American at the Crazy Horse Memorial
June 8, 2024 – Crazy Horse South Dakota Since 2015, Native American Jump Start has provided more than $200,000 to support Native students attending the 7th GEN program at the Indian University of North American at the Crazy Horse Memorial. The 7thGEN program provide a great opportunity for graduating Native high school students to “Jump […]Read Full Article
Grand Teton National Park Foundation receives grant from Native American Jump Start for Tribal Youth Programming in Grant Teton.
Read MoreGrand Teton National Park Foundation receives grant from Native American Jump Start for Tribal Youth Programming in Grant Teton.
Jackson, WY, May 28, 2024- Native American Jump Start, an organization whose mission is to provide opportunities of growth and success for Native American individuals and families through education and employment, granted $10,000 to Grant Teton National Park Foundation to help further the Foundation’s Tribal Youth Engagement initiative in Grand Teton National Park. The two […]Read Full Article
