Located in Salt Lake County, Utah, this is a Native-women-led nonprofit addressing and preventing the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives in Utah through healing, advocacy, and Indigenous-centered data.​

Na'leb'ak is an Indigenous female-led nonprofit organization located in Chisec, Alta Vera Paz, Guatemala. Na'leb'ak grew from the cascading leadership aspect of the Abriendo Oportunidades (AO) Program. Young women who participated as girls in earlier cohorts of AO grew to become founders of the organization. They have purchased a 2+ hectare plot of land and constructed two buildings that serve as a base for their activities. Na'leb'ak provides leadership training, health service access, food security, agriculture technology training, and financial education to girls and women throughout Alta Vera Paz. 

Located in Rapid City, North Dakota, their mission is to end sexual violence across Indian Country through culturally grounded empowerment self-defense and related programs for Indigenous girls and 2SLGBTQ+ youth.

Located in Martin, South Dakota, this is a Traditional girls’ and women’s society (fiscally sponsored by Native Women’s Society of the Great Plains) supporting Lakota/Nakota/Dakota women’s ceremonies and cultural teaching, especially the Išnáthi coming-of-age ceremony.

Native American Community Services (NACS) is a non-profit organization founded in 1975 to provide quality health and social services to the off-reservation Native American population in Erie and Niagara Counties. In keeping with their “Tradition of Caring,” they have since grown into a full-scale human services agency committed to helping the entire community, regardless of race or background. NACS has developed innovative and evidence-based approaches that are intended to significantly improve the lives of those who engage in our programs and services. NACS has offices in Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and Lockport, New York.

Their mission is to provide meaningful programming to the community that enriches their understanding of the history and cultural traditions of Native American peoples of the Great Plains. They strive to revitalize the past through the arts and culture in order to energize the future for Native youth.

Located in Pine Ridge, South Dakota, the school’s mission is to advance Chief Red Cloud’s vision for education that sustains Lakȟóta identity through schools, language immersion, arts, and community programs rooted in Lakȟóta tradition​

Located in Morton, MN, their mission is to preserve Dakota as a living language and transmit Dakota lifeways to future generations through language, arts, youth leadership, and community programs.​

With funding from the Bloomberg American Health Initiative, IJC is collaborating with Kathryn Falb, Assistant Professor and Leon S Robertson Chair of Injury Prevention at JHU-BSPH, and Ms. Star Wheeler (Seneca Nation), Health and Wellness Director at Native American Community Services of Erie and Niagara Counties (NACS), on the project entitled “Advancing the wellbeing, safety, and connectedness of American Indian adolescent girls through the IMAGEN (Indigenous Adolescent Girl Empowerment Network) approach.”