The Native Americans in Philanthropy’s Regional Action Networks (RAN) serve as a program and a construct for program delivery. These RAN serving as a bridge for shared learning between funders and communities, our RAN construct will raise the profile and importance of leadership in Indian Country. The RAN will serve as opportunities to improve grantmaking outcomes in Indian Country as well as deepening relationships between Tribes, urban Native communities and philanthropy.  RAN will be organized in collaboration with member organizations – funders, tribes and nonprofits – who wish to ENGAGE in dialog and relationship building and gain greater context for the varied Native community realities and experiences that philanthropy can learn from and share with their sector colleagues.  The RAN will create deeper learning opportunities for both Native people, Tribal and mainstream foundations and encourage new behaviors, even action, as they are armed with greater knowledge.

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