Good Relatives Collaborative to host second informational webinar March 27
Event materials list speakers and outline grant application details for participants
The Good Relatives Collaborative will host a live informational webinar on March 27 at 11 a.m. MT, 12 p.m. CT, according to event materials. The session will provide information about the collaborative’s grants and application process.
Speakers include Cheryl Kary of Sacred Pipe Resource Center, Alissa Benoist of Four Bands Community Fund and John Williams of the Native American Community Development Institute, according to the announcement. Presenters will discuss the concept of being a “Good Relative,” including Indigenous values of relationship, reciprocity, responsibility and community impact, as well as eligibility requirements, deadlines and a question-and-answer session. Registration is available online or by scanning a QR code.
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