Project on Indigenous Governance and Development

ALT NNI Researchers Miriam Jorgensen and Britnee Johnston pose in front of the Harvard Kennedy School, they helped lead the conversation at the Indigenous Conservation and Philanthropy Convening at Harvard!

ALT At the Harvard Kennedy School, NNI Researchers Miriam Jorgensen and Britnee Johnston discussed Indigenous-led conservation efforts, worked on a paper highlighting the success of such efforts (forthcoming), and helped build the case for direct philanthropic investment with Native nations for conservation.

ALT Participants discuss Indigenous-led conservation efforts, additionally they worked on a paper highlighting the success of such efforts (forthcoming), and helped build the case for direct philanthropic investment with Native nations for conservation.

ALT Participants discuss Indigenous-led conservation efforts, additionally they worked on a paper highlighting the success of such efforts (forthcoming), and helped build the case for direct philanthropic investment with Native nations for conservation.

ALT Features portrait of Tory Fodder in a blue sweater. Text reads "Indigenous Peoples and the Environment. Torivio A. Fodder, JD, SJD. Jan. 18-20, 2024; 8:00am-12:00pm."

ALT Features portraits of instructors Danielle Hiraldo and Cheryl Ellenwood. Text reads "Indigenous Organizations. Danielle Hiraldo, MPA, PhD; Cheryl Ellenwood, MA. Jan. 18-20, 2024. 1:30pm-5:50pm."

ALT Features a portrait of Joan Timeche. Text reads "Native Economic Development. Joan Timeche, MBA. Jan. 15-17, 2024. 8:00am - 12:20pm."

ALT Features a portrait of Del Laverdure. Text reads, "Intergovernmental Relations. Del Laverdure. Jan. 25-27, 2024. 8:00am-12:20pm."