The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe has launched a Native Community Development Financial Institution (Native CDFI) to spur economic vitalization. And they’ve named a homegrown community member to oversee it.

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Two Native Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) in South Dakota were recently recognized by national organizations for their commitment to the CDFI industry.

Since its 2014 debut, GLI has made five investments, and the firm is looking for more ways to expand economic opportunity for tribal members and the greater West Michigan community.

Did you know that Native-owned banks have a combined asset base of almost $3 billion? The Center for Indian Country Development (CICD) recently published an interactive map of all 100-plus Native American financial institutions across Indian Country.

Consumers’ bank credit card limits tend to be unaccountably low in tribal area neighborhoods with a high percentage of American Indian residents.

Globalization has gotten a bad rap recently as dependence on foreign goods – and their attractive prices – has made the United States a net importer for decades. But it’s not necessarily the dirty word that it’s been made out to be, especially if you look at it like Eric S. Trevan does in Indian Country.