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http://lone-eagles.com/entrelinks2008.htm
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Native Biz for Youth
www.learn.nativebiz.com
Connecting Youth
http://www.ainc-inac.gc.ca/nr/ecd/ssd/col29_e.html
Native Business
www.nativebusiness.org
ONABEN
www.onaben.org
Building Native communities’ financial skills
for families
Edutopia video: "Student Entrepreneurs Win Big"
www.edutopia.org/1056 Main Site: www.edutopia.org Many outstanding Youth
Entrepreneurship resources
Debit or Credit Banking Resources and savings guide for teens and kids
http://www.getdebit.com/debit-or-credit-banking-resources-and-savings-guide-for-teens-and-kids/
Creating a Budget for your home:
http://www.yellowkeyrealty.com/resources/creating-a-budget-for-your-home.aspx
Link provided by students of Abby Brendese at the Jefferson district library.
Navajo web warriors
http://www.dinewebwarriors.org/
Social Enterpreneurship Teaching
Resources Handbook
http://www.usasbe.org/knowledge/socialentres/Social%20Entrepreneurship%20Handbook.pdf
Google the title for updated versions.
Youth
Global Microenterprise conference (handbook of resources available)
www.youthenterpriseconference.org See also
www.makingcents.com
or contact us at:
conference@makingcents.com
youth global microenterprise
www.ymeconference.org
or contact the
Conference Manager: whitney@makingcents.com Tel.
+1 (202) 783-4090
Making Cents International
www.makingcents.com
2900 M St. NW, Suite 200 • Washington
DC, 20007 • USA
Young
Money
http://www.youngmoney.com/
Minisociety
Project
http://www.minisociety.org/secure/About-MS.asp
Biz World
www.bizworld.org
A hands-on, project-based approach to teaching students about the business
world. It’s
projects involved students from many cultures and economic levels. It gave all
students the skills and and creative window to dream
and develop ideas that they could actually try out.
Rich Dad/Poor Dad
http://richdad.com .
My favorite educational site of all
is I began my financial education 2 years ago and this site along with the
resources available through this company, have been a ‘gold mine’! The
best part is the media library that you can access that includes hundreds of
videotaped workshops and presentations from some of the finance world’s
greatest resource people. I am such an auditory learner, and this being
my topic of choice, I have a hard time tearing myself away! They also
have forums where people from around the world compare strategies, thoughts and
ideas. The signature games Cashflow 101 and 202
are also online and you can play these incredibly educational games with people
from across the globe.
The Maker Fair:
http://techchallenge.thetech.org/about.cfm Youth applying tech for real world
problems
Youth Entrepreneurship Society
www.genyes.com
Youth Ventures
http://youthventures.org
Alaskan Youth Video Broadcasting Innovations
http://ourreality.org Other Alaskan innovations
http://lone-eagles.com/Alaskan-Stories.htm
Native Language Preservation Funding
http://www.endangeredlanguagefund.org/native_voices
First Voices Software for Native
Language Preservation and Teaching
www.firstvoices.com
www.fpcf.ca
www.fphlcc.ca
www.firstvoiceskids.com
The
Mint.org-Fun for Kids-Be Your Own Boss
at
http://www.themint.org/kids/be-your-own-boss.html
Introduces kids to earning, saving, spending, investing, giving, owing, and
safeguarding money. There is an interactive “Entrepreneur Challenge” to help
kids understand what it is like to start their own business, and lets you know
if you are cut out for the job.
Kaufmann Foundation for Entrepreneurship
http://eventuring.kauffman.org/
http://www.kauffman.org/campuses/studentcenter.cfm
A terrific place to find what the site
calls “mind petals” – pieces of wisdom designed to encourage young
entrepreneurs. This site is
valuable because it provides a common place for like-minded entrepreneurs
(geared mostly toward college-age students) to be drawn. Here they will
find online resources, helpful student organizations, and a blog to discuss
what interests them most in this area.
Entrepreneurship Education
http://www.entre-ed.org/
NY times ecommerce section
http://www.nytimes.com/library/tech/00/03/biztech/technology/
Viewing:
Teaching Entrepreneurship
Watch as inner city high school students launch their own soda company, and
hear why some say entrepreneurship education is "the civil rights issue of
our time." --
PBS.org
( www.pbs.org/merrow/podcast/index.html )
The Indigenous
Commission for Communications Technologies in the Americas
http://www.iccta-citca.org/ENG/home.html
This group was formed March 2007, and just
had a major meeting with Canadian Govt. leaders and several multinationals. Major
interest in sponsorship was evident by all attendees. This is an
initiative to watch.
The Montana Indian Business Alliance (MIBA www.mibaonline.org
) held a Native Youth Entrepreneurship conference in January and
below is my resources handout. There are many great related resources on the
web which I'm busy collecting and plan to disseminate. Since MIBA was
formed 2 years ago, similar orgs have popped up in half a dozen states
following this model. There is talk of a national meeting for these orgs.
American Indian Youth Entrepreneurial Empowerment Project
www.nayouthempowerment.com from NTDA
newsletter www.ntda.info
The Healing Tree
www.naclubs.org
Rick Robinson, Lame Deer, MT, 7 Boys/Girls clubs in Montana, 2 in Wyoming
Hopa Mtn Philanthropy - youth leadership emphasis?
http://goedconnections.com
Udall Center's Youth Entreprenership Programs
http://Fastcommerce.com
Live?
American Indian Business Leaders
www.aibl.org
68 chapters in U.S.
National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneuship
www.nfte.org
Young Entrepreneurs Organization
www.yeo.org
For those under 40 years with a million dollar
business
Boys/Girls Clubs Filmmaking Media project
www.mediarts.org Peter Rosten Phone:
(406) 370-3745 Email: peter@mediarts.org
"Indian law for tribal
leaders" series of video lecture courses.
http://www.arizonanativenet.com/multimedia/index.cfm?sect=med
You should definitely take a look at all the lectures
and web courses on our "Multimedia" link at the top of the page. Bell
lecture material can be found there amidst the series. Check out the work of
our collaborator on the project, Native
Nations Institute(NNI) which has produced a number of videos on tribal
leadership capacity building on their series , "NNI TV" http://www.arizonanativenet.com/multimedia/index.cfm?subject=gov§=med
See the show we did on tribal sovereign immunity as an example of the type of
broadcast production that would seem to compliment and fit with what you are
doing. http://www.arizonanativenet.com/multimedia/info.cfm?mediaID=71
Center for Rural Affairs Marketing Conference and Resources
http://www.cfra.org/marketplace/home
World Exchange Business Network
www.wbe.net
Youth Programs emphasis: It has fabulous
and timely information on a variety of global topics. I was fascinated by
the ability to isolate Alaska’s exports and compare year-to-year increases. While
our top two sites are still Japan and Korea, I found it interesting that our
exports to a few European countries have increased tremendously in the
last few years: Spain by 1400%, The Netherlands by 900%, Switzerland by
1000%, and Germany by 700%. If I were an enterprising student, I would be
anxious to produce a product that would appeal to a market that is on the rise.
Coeur d’Alene Tribal Information Technology Initiatives
http://www.cdatribe-nsn.gov/it.shtml
http://www.red-spectrum.com/
Montana American Indian Reservation Economic Development Fliers
http://www.ourfactsyourfuture.org/cgi/databrowsing/?PAGEID=4&SUBID=249
The Montana Department of Labor & Industry, Research and Analysis Bureau
(R&A), in collaboration with the Montana Department of Commerce, Census and
Economic Information Center (CEIC), has unveiled American Indian Reservation
Fliers containing economic and demographic information for the seven
Reservations in Montana.
Small World Networks, Inc.
www.pioneerentrepreneurs.com
Small World Networks exists to help entrepreneurs, principally those located
outside the urban mainstream, be more successful by helping them develop and
execute robust growth and financing strategies. In exchange, they seek to learn
about the evolving needs of entrepreneurs and innovators and to explore the use
of technology to stimulate social capital and entrepreneurial learning. (406)
587-1900
Gaebler Ventures
Resources for Entrepreneurs
http://www.gaebler.com/resources-for-entrepreneurs.htm
Extensive entrepreneurial resources including resources for young entrepreneurs
by state, legal info, tax tips and lots and lots of websites to visit for
advice, guidance and resources.
Tech-Based Economic Development Resources
www.tbedresourcecenter.org The Department
of Commerce has partnered
with the Ohio-based SSTI to introduce an interactive website *- that permits users "looking for
information building a technology-based economy" to tap into "
hundreds of reports prepared over the last four years on topics ranging from
strategic plans to research on entrepreneurship from best practices to
addressing the brain drain."
MINT: Mentoring Involving Native Teens
Funded by First Nations Development Institute in Denver
Workitout - MT softskills training, MSU
Great Falls, Linda McNeil
Browning
mini-bank financial literacy program
Tulalip
tribe Internet TV
http://wm-live.world.mii-streaming.net/live/hardlines/tulalip/1
Maori
TV Online
www.maoritelevision.com
National Native Radio
www.indiancountry.com
American
Indian chamber of commerce
http://aicco.org
Indian
Gaming
http://indiangaming.org
TribalNetOnline
www.tribalnetonline.com
Native BPO
www.nativebpo.com
Myspace Socializingtools
Team
http:// www.socializingtools.com
Caucus
committees National Caucus of Native American State Legislators - John McElroy
http://www.ncsl.org/programs/statetribe/CauCom.htm
Lux Deavereaux's
Native Business Support Site
http://ndnblkft.tripod.com/nativebusplan/