International Funders for Indigenous Peoples
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International Funders for Indigenous Peoples (IFIP) "was born in 1999 as a project of First Nations Development Institute. IFIP is a recognized affinity group of the Council on Foundations, with a network of more than 200 individual funders who actively support and seek to increase funding opportunities for Indigenous Peoples." [1]
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Directors
Accessed August 2009: [2]
- President - Ken Wilson
- Vice-President - Jose Malvido, Jr.
- Treasurer - Theresa Fay-Bustillos
- Rebecca Adamson
- Josh Mailman
- Tanya Hosch
- Liz Hosken
- Dana Lanza (Approved March 2009)
- James Stauch (Approved March 2009)
- Executive Director - Secretary and Vice-President - Evelyn Arce-White
Funders/Members [3]
- Africas Grantmakers Affinity Group, Alaska Conservation Foundation, Amazon Alliance, Amazon Watch, American Jewish World Service, Arizona Community Foundation, Arntz Family Foundation, Aveda earth Fund Program, Central American Women’s Fund, Channel Foundation, Cultural Survival ecologic development Fund environmental, Grantmakers Association, Ford Foundation, Foundation for Young Australians, Full Circle Foundation, Fund for Non Violence, Funders Network on Trade & Globalization, Gaia Foundation, Garfield Foundation, Global Fund For Women, Global Greengrants Fund, Grantmakers on the Arts, Grassroots International, International development research Centre, Island Foundation, Kalliopeia Foundation, Kenny Family Foundation Fund, leAP, Levi Strauss Foundation, Mary’s Pence, Mitsubishi International, Corporation Foundation, Centre for First nations Governance native Americans in Philanthropy, Biolabs Foundation Peace development Fund, Sacharuna Foundation SeedS Foundation Semillas Shaman Fund Sierra Madre Alliance, Christensen Fund, Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Foundation, Mailman Foundation, Myer Foundation, Threshold Foundation, Tides Foundation, Gordon Foundation, Women’s Rights International
