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NEWS & UPDATES
Current Projects
Native Workplace enters into MOU with Thunder Valley
Community Development Corporation on the Oglala Sioux
Tribe -Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Native Workplace is working with Tribes by writing grants and
strategic plans in the areas of weatherization and energy
efficiency , Green career workforce development, food and
water security and Tribal land conservation.
We have to have to put our thoughts together, our power together to save
our planet here. We’ve only got one air, one water, one Mother Earth”

Corbin Harney,  
Western Shoshone






We are currently working with Oglala Sioux Housing Authority
as part of the HUD Rural Innovation Grant awarded October
2011.

NWP's 2010 contract with the Oglala Sioux Tribe- Renewable
Energy Development Authority developed a training program
that created a career ladder  for Certified Energy Auditors and
Weatherization Installers.
It's not just a job. When you are working a Green job you are
preserving our world. You are making a way for your
grandchildren. You are working with water, fire, wind, sun,
earth or thunder.

We want to make the connection between the old ways and
the new.  So, if you are a sundancer you can work with the sun,
if you carry or pour water you can have a job preserving it's
cleanliness, if you tend fire at lodge, maybe working on a
hotshot crew is the career for you...click on the source images
above for more information.
Our primary focus is to help our community learn about Green careers.  Our specialty is creating innovative outreach specifically designed for Indian
country. We design strategic energy plans and write grants for Tribal entities.

Water ~ Fire  ~ Wind ~ Sun ~ Earth ~ Thunder...Sources that we hold Sacred
Native Workplace has relocated
our office to Fort Worth,TX.
New contact information
It has come to our attention that a former Advisory Committee
member, Erich Bourgault, continues to publicly claim affiliation
with our organization. Since Mr. Bourgault was removed for
ethics violations as defined in our By Laws, we view such a
claim as a misrepresentation and take it very seriously.

As a Native operated organization in good standing, we strive
to bring honest people, true information, and excellent projects
to our community.  

Therefore, it is hereby stated, that in no event shall Native
Workplace, Inc. be liable for any incidental, indirect,
consequential or special damages of any kind, or any damages
whatsoever, including, without limitation those resulting from
loss of profit, loss of contracts, goodwill,
READ FULL DISCLAIMER
Green Careers and Traditional Native Values
Statement of Non-Association: Affiliation Disclaimer
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Is your tribe using toxic herbicides on invasive plants? As part
of our participation on the NCAI Tribal Forestry Preservation
Strategy committee, we are announcing the
Green Harvest-Trade Project. READ MORE: