NativeWeb Resources: Non-Profit Organizations, Groups

Name and Description	Nation	Location
Cherokee Cultural Society	Cherokee	US - Southeast
The purpose of the Cherokee Cultural Society of Houston is to build community, to preserve Cherokee heritage, to perpetuate the Cherokee culture and to build the future of our people.
Four Directions Talent Search	Oneida	US - Northeast
The Four Directions Talent Search, recently launched by the Oneida Indain Nation and NBC, is seeking Indian actors, comedians and writers. The search is open to Native Americans/First Nation members in the U.S. and Canada.
Lake Superior First Nations Development Trust		Canada - Eastern
Natural resource development and capacity building for Aboriginal People. Link to Megwekob Online, a magazine about Aboriginal Forestry in Canada, especially in Ontario's Northern Boreal Forest.
Redbird		US - Southwest
Promoting the Awareness and Celebration of Indigenous Cultures and People and Creating a Sustainable Future
Turtle Island Project website	Chippewa	US - Northeast
The new Turtle Island Project is a non-profit located along Lake Superior in Michigan's beautiful Upper Peninsula. The Turetle Island project promotes respect for the culture and heritage of Indigenous Peoples - who among other things - have a lot to teach about protecting the environment. The Turtle Island Project has scheduled a series of free national and regional conferences. On the the Thursdays prior to each conference (7 p.m. ET) a Native American roudtable will be held and the agenda will be set soiley by First Nations and indigenous peoples. The schedule and details can be found on our website. Please contact the Turtle Island Project to help form agendas and all suggestions are welcome. The Turtle Island Project fights poverty, racism, teen suicide, domestic violence and sexual assault and other social ills.