
Data is sovereignty. By collecting our own stories and statistics, NDN ensures that Native voices are not just heard, but are used to direct the flow of resources and policy changes
60% of respondents identified income instability as their primary barrier.
High interest in healthcare and tribal leadership certification.
Identifying the "P2P" (Pathways to Prosperity) gaps in existing workforce systems.
In late 2025 and early 2026, the Native Development Network conducted an intensive assessment of American Indian and Alaska Native families in Southern California. This report identifies the critical barriers to economic stability and the specific pathways the community desires for growth.

Your support helps the Native Development Network provide housing support, elder wellness programs, workforce training, and culturally grounded services for American Indian and Alaska Native families.