Fund Indigenous Women's Leadership

Your investment builds the legal, political, and cultural infrastructure for Indigenous Women's self-determination.

When you invest in PLUME, you are not making a charitable donation. You are entering a relationship grounded in those principles.

$50.00
Supports outreach materials for one community workshop

$150.00
Funds one training session for Indigenous women leaders

$500.00
Contributes to GR39 technical assistance for one Tribal Nation

$1,000.00
Sustains one month of research and policy advocacy

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PLUME is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your donation is tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. No goods or services were provided in exchange for this contribution.

Where We Are Focused Now

Your Support Funds Five Converging Priorities

PLUME's FY2025- 26 programmatic work is organized around five strategic priorities, each grounded in Indigenous women's leadership and the L.A.C.E. framework.

Advancing CEDAW GR39

Pillar: Advocacy & Education

A national education and mobilization campaign positioning GR39 as a self-determined legal pathway for Indigenous women's rights, without waiting for U.S. federal action. We develop accessible materials, host regional workshops, and provide technical assistance to Tribal Nations and Indigenous women's organizations.

Cultural Rematriation

Pillar: Culture & Leadership

Supporting land-based practices, intergenerational knowledge transfer, and community-led cultural initiatives that re-center matriarchal traditions as the foundation of governance and law.

Indigenous Women's Political Leadership

Pillar: Leadership & Advocacy

Building training cohorts for Indigenous women and gender-diverse leaders to engage in tribal, local, national, and international policy arenas, including UN mechanisms such as the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues.

Legal and Policy Advocacy

Pillar: Advocacy & Education

Providing technical support to Tribal Nations and Indigenous organizations integrating international human rights standards, including UNDRIP, GR39, and ILO 169, into governance, community consultations, and strategic litigation rooted in Indigenous legal traditions.

Research and Narrative Change

Pillar: Education & Culture

Conducting Indigenous-led research documenting the lived realities of Indigenous women in tribal and urban contexts, and developing storytelling strategies that amplify Indigenous women's solutions and shift philanthropic and public understanding.

Ready to Invest in Indigenous Women's Leadership?

Every contribution funds the infrastructure Indigenous women's movements need to build power that lasts, legal, political, cultural, and intergenerational