NDN Collective Grantmaking & Fellowship

NDN Collective is the most ambitious, systemic effort to empower Indigenous communities in the history of philanthropy.

Power Building & Curriculum Coordinator PennElys Droz Anishinaabe/Wyandot

Dr. PennElys Droz (she/her), Power Building & Curriculum Coordinator , is Anishinaabe/Wyandot from the US-Canadian border. Droz directs the planning, execution and evaluation of the NDN Fellowship & Prize. Droz brings two decades experience in the Indigenous environmental and regenerative Nation building movements to re-develop ecologically, culturally and economically thriving and resilient Native Nations. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science and Technology and a Master’s degree in Environmental Resource Engineering from Humboldt State University and a PhD in Biocultural Engineering Design, American Indian Studies from University of Arizona.

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Stories Rebuilding Indigenous Economies And Remembering How to Creatively Thrive
Indigenous Nations today can transition our economies from colonial models to culturally responsive systems based on care, reciprocity and the regeneration of life.