| Native American Rights Fund: Providing legal representation to Native American tribes and villages, organizations and individuals to help untangle the maze of laws impacting their lives. |
| Aboriginal Peoples Family Accord: APFA is responsible for aboriginal child protection, adoption, child and youth mental health, foster care, guardianship, supported childcare, youth justice and youth services. |
| Aboriginal Student Association (ASA): Canadian organization for First Nations, Metis, and Inuit university students. With news, workshops, community notices, membership information, and resources. |
| American Indian Heritage Foundation: Relief, motivation, and resources for Native Americans. Programs, tribal directory, activism, indigenous literature. Fundraiser support and donations welcome. |
| American Indian Program Council: The AIPC is dedicated to increasing the recruitment, retention & visibility of American Indians in the Federal workforce. Includes job announcements, links to agencies and some non-federal sites, student opportunities, reports on training and items of interest to Native Americans. |
| ANA Eastern Region: Provides technical assistance and training to tribes and villages submitting grants to the U.S. Administration. |
| Arizona Native American Republican Committee: Provides fair and accurate information to reservation and urban communities and our elected officials on the Republican agenda, canidates, native issues, and culture. |
| BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres: Umbrella association for many Aboriginal Friendship Centres throughout British Columbia. Mandate is to aid Urban Aboriginals by offering a wide variety of programs. |
| California Nations Indian Gaming Association: Organization governing Indian casinos in California. |
| Canadian Aboriginal Aids Network: Provides leadership, support and advocacy for Aboriginal people living with and affected by HIV or AIDS. |
| Circles of Care Evaluation Technical Assistance Center: We provide technical assistance to Native American grantees who are establishing a system of care for SED children. |
| Echota Deer Clan: Echota Cherokee Tribe of Alabama Deer Clan website. |
| First Nations Development Institute: Policy, research, grantmaking, and lending institution. Working to help mobilize the capacity of Native Americans for controlling their own economic assets. |
| First People's Fund: Founded in 1995, First People's Fund is committed to supporting the creative work of American Indian artists. |
| Four Winds Foundation International: International indigenous/multicultural foundation dedicated to cultural preservation and sustainability. |
| Friends of Wissatinnewag: Non-profit organization dedicated to the restoration and re-vitalization of this sacred Native American site. |
| Gedakina: Non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening the cultural knowledge and identity of Eastern First Nations People and to preserving their traditional homeland and Sacred Places. |
| Honor Our Neighbors' Origins and Rights (HONOR): HONOR's Native American Support and Resource Information Center grew out of desire that Native Americans be treated with respect and "Honor" in terms of United States law, treaties, the courts and the constitution. |
| Indian Arts and Crafts Association: A not-for-profit organization established to support the ethical promotion and protection of authentic Native American art and culture. |
| Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society: The Centre was created to meet the needs of the Native people in the City of Kelowna and surrounding area. |
| Manitoba Indian Cultural Education Centre: A provincial, not-for-profit charitable educational entity for promoting awareness and understanding of First Nations culture within Manitoba. |
| Manitoba Indian Cultural Education Centre: A provincial, not-for-profit charitable educational entity for promoting awareness and understanding of First Nations culture within Manitoba. |
| Massachusetts Center for Native American Awareness: Based in Boston, Massachusetts. Educational and social services. Comprehensive list of northeastern tribes and organizations. Newsletter and links. |
| National Aboriginal Health Organization (NAHO): Working to improve Aboriginal health from an Aboriginal worldview arising from community-based interests. |
| National American Indian Court Judges Association: A national voluntary association of tribal court judges. The mission of the association, as a national representative membership organization, is to strengthen and enhance tribal justice systems. |
| National Congress of Indians: The National Congress of Indians provides national leadership on issues facing tribal communities throughout the United States. Services include legislative alerts and lobbying. |
| National Indian Child Welfare Association: The National Indian Child Welfare Association provides publications, training and information concerning the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978. |
| National Indian Education Association: The National Indian Education Association (NIEA) is the largest and oldest Indian education organization in the nation and advocates for Indian control of Indian education. |
| National Indian Gaming Association: The National Indian Gaming Association (NIGA) is a nonprofit organization of 168 Indian Nations engaged in tribal gaming enterprises. |
| National Indian Health Board: The National Indian Health Board (NIHB)is a nonprofit organization representing tribal governments that advocates for improvements in health care for Indian communities. |
| National Indian Justice Center: The National Indian Justice Center (NIJC) provides training and technical assistance to tribal court personnel, law enforcement, government officials, tribal social services/victim assistance providers and tribal gaming commissioners. |
| National Native Addictions Partnership Foundation: Information and resources on the prevention & intervention of addictions, alcohol, drug and solvent abuse, for First Nations and Inuit Communities. |
| Native American Circle, Ltd.: Non-profit, victim advocacy organization available to tribes operating batterer intervention and victim services programs to aid survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking crimes. |
| Native American Educational Association (NAEA) of Tennessee: Strives to educate others about Native American Indian culture and history. Objectives, mission, and contact information. |
| Native American Preservation Association of Georgia, Inc.: A nonprofit educational organization that preserves and promotes Native American culture, art and crafts through printed material and special events. |
| Native Movement: Non-profit indigenous organization based in Alaska, dedicated to grassroots awareness, action, and advocacy. |
| Ne-Do-Ba: Nonprofit organization established to explore the history and culture of the indigenous people of Maine. |
| Peace Brigades International, North America Project: Project to provide human rights observers for Native American communities. Site includes reports of activities and links to country groups. Project ran from 1992 to 1999. |
| Running Strong for American Indian Youth: Helps Indians meet their immediate survival needs while implementing and supporting programs that create opportunities for self-sufficiency and self-esteem, particularly for tribal youth. |
| Shki Mawtch: First Nations organization providing resources and curriculum assistance to support native education. |
| Social Development Resource Centre: The SDRC provides training, health, career, government, and social development information for First Nations Bands across the Province of BC. |
| Spirit Of A Child Foundation: Non-profit charitable organization dedicated to supplying educational, winter and holiday goods to reservation children in Minnesota and the upper midwest. |
| Tanasi Máterá Indigenous Circle: Protecting and preserving burial and otherwise sacred sites in Tennessee. |
| The Cultural Conservancy: A Native American non-profit organization working to preserve traditional cultures, empowering the application of traditional beliefs and practices on ancestral lands. |
| The East Tennessee Indian League: A non-profit, non-political, educational organization to promote the culture of Native Americans. We are also the host of the Knoxville, TN powwow. |
| The World in Our Hands: Swedish foundation for the support of indigenous cultures, specifically indigenous North American cultures. Information about the group and its projects, calendar of events, and links to native resources. |
| Tohono O'odham Community Action: Non-profit organization dedicated to creating cultural revitalization and sustainable community development on the Tohono O'odham Nation. |
| Trail of Tears Association: Non-profit organization promoting awareness of the forced removal of 1838-1839. History, photographs, and trail maps. |
| United National Indian Tribal Youth: National network promoting personal development, citizenship and leadership; headquartered in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA. Program and event information, staff roster, links. |
| United Native America: Working toward a Federal holiday for Native Americans; also racial exclusion in the arts, media, and athletics. Petition, press releases, membership information, links. Opening animation and cursor trails. |
| Winds that Whisper: Providing Indian news, information, and youth programs. |
| Worldwide Friends: Native American and First Nation inmates looking for a pen-pal. Also support for indigenous projects. English with some German. |
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