Legacy Fund Amendment. The eligible project areas are intentionally broad and somewhat flexible to allow for creativity and innovation with intent that a diverse array of projects can be funded. Offices, agencies, or divisions administered under the authority of a federally-recognized Minnesota tribe, recognized educational institutions in Minnesota, and 501(c)(3) non-profits registered with the Secretary of State’s office are strongly encouraged to apply."> Legacy Fund Amendment. The eligible project areas are intentionally broad and somewhat flexible to allow for creativity and innovation with intent that a diverse array of projects can be funded. Offices, agencies, or divisions administered under the authority of a federally-recognized Minnesota tribe, recognized educational institutions in Minnesota, and 501(c)(3) non-profits registered with the Secretary of State’s office are strongly encouraged to apply.">
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    Minnesota Indian Affairs Council Dakota and Ojibwe Language Revitalization Grant program The Dakota and Ojibwe Language Revitalization Grant program, which funds revitalization of Minnesota’s first languages, is underwritten by an appropriation from the state’s Legacy Fund Amendment. The eligible project areas are intentionally broad and somewhat flexible to allow for creativity and innovation with intent that a diverse array of projects can be funded. Offices, agencies, or divisions administered under the authority of a federally-recognized Minnesota tribe, recognized educational institutions in Minnesota, and 501(c)(3) non-profits registered with the Secretary of State’s office are strongly encouraged to apply. Last Modified: 1/1/0001 Size: 0 Author: Categories: Minnesota Indian Affairs Council, Tags: Educational Services, Adult Education, Elementary and Secondary Schools, Historical Preservation, Humanities, Language, Cultural Revitalization,
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