From Reselling to Investing: How One Dreamstarter is Funding Future Professionals My business would be that bridge, making it so the professionals of the future
Since arriving back in Lawrence from the Dreamstarter Academy earlier this month, I have had a lot of time to reflect on our journey to
Running Strong for American Indian Youth® Dreamstarter Cristin Haase, DMD, MPH (Cheyenne River Sioux) has realized two of her dreams since she was awarded a $10,000
As the 2018-2019 school year ends, we at Running Strong are beginning to think ahead to September and how we can best support teachers and
Indian Youth of America (IYA) summer camps provide Native children ages 10 to 14 with cultural, educational and recreational opportunities as well as positive guidance
The summer youth and education camp organized by Today We Follow-Tomorrow We Lead (TWF-TWL) features traditional Navajo teachings for both boys and girls, and is
Freddy’s Dream Freddy’s dream “Powwow+” is a program of his business, Lead Horse LLC, and an opportunity for communities to engage in new and innovative cultural
Hope’s Dream Hope’s dream is to create comic strips about Navajo creation stories and develop versions of these stories that address struggles currently facing children in
David’s Dream Dave’s dream is to open his own tire repair shop for the people of his community. As the nearest tire repair shop is 50
Aukea‘s dream is to expand his business, The Swine Project, through infrastructure development and create opportunities for youth to learn traditional methods of food preservation.
Jacob’s Dream Jacob’s dream is to empower young Indigenous people through video storytelling. His media production company, Arrow’s Journey Indigenous Initiative, will create a series of
Taylor’s Dream Taylor’s dream is to introduce agriculture as a business career to the Nebo School District Title VI Indian Education program in order to teach
