$50,000 grants to 10 outstanding Native knowledge holders and makers in meaningful work by Thunda September 25, 2020 September 25, 2020 619 The Luce Indigenous Fellowship is offering $50,000 grants to 10 outstanding Native knowledge holders and makers in meaningful work that benefits Indigenous people and communities.Applications due October 22, 2020. Apply online at https://t.co/dE1qDFxOQq Education GrantsGrantsYouth Grants 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinTumblrRedditEmail previous post Kailua-Kona man charged with sexual assault, drug offenses next post Paving of Māmalahoa Highway in Waimea Rescheduled Due to Inclement Weather Related Articles Hilo Woman Charged with Prohibited Possession of a... July 26, 2024 Shout out to South Kohala Officer Kristi Crivello... July 25, 2024 Police Identify Driver in Negligent Homicide Investigation July 22, 2024 Youth Challenge Academy in Hilo Changing to Job... July 22, 2024 Negligent Homicide Investigation Underway After Early Morning Pedestrian... July 22, 2024 Structure Fire in Hawaiian Paradise Park Leaves Family... July 20, 2024 Police Charge Second Hilo Juvenile for Burglary and... July 20, 2024 Hilo Juvenile Charged for Burglary and Other Property... July 19, 2024 Wanted Big Island Individuals Arrested During Warrant Sweep July 12, 2024 Police Arrest Suspect in Connection with Downtown Hilo... July 12, 2024 Leave a Comment Cancel ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.