Who owns the data and the program?

You do. We partner, never vendor. Your people, your data, and your terms stay with your community — always. We also certify a member of your community to lead the program, so the capability stays with you.

EAGLE — Economic Advancement Grants for Local Empowerment — is a federal program of the Administration for Native Americans that awards Native-led communities up to $900,000 over three fully-funded years. Ceilings scale by length: 12 months $300K, 24 months $600K, 36 months $900K.

For Native American Organizations

Real AI capability for your whole community — funded.

Q: How is AI training funded for Native American Organizations?

Often through the Administration for Native Americans' EAGLE program (Economic Advancement Grants for Local Empowerment), which awards Native-led communities up to $900,000 over three fully-funded years. The organization is the applicant; Information Managers is the named program provider and helps you pursue the funding.

A three-year program that teaches your people to make today's AI do real work — no coding. Your program, your certified facilitators, your data kept sovereign.

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There is federal funding for this right now.

The Administration for Native Americans' EAGLE program awards Native-led communities up to $900,000 over three fully-funded years. We help your organization pursue it — and we bring the complete, proven program it pays for. We bring the funding opportunity, not a bill.

What your community receives

Everyone reached. Capability that stays.

A confidence-first program

"Be the Boss of Your Phone, Your Computer & AI" — plain language, hands-on, no jargon, no coding. People leave doing, not watching.

Your whole community

Elders, working adults, and youth — each reached the right way, at their own pace.

One of your own, certified

We train and certify a member of your community to lead the program going forward. The capability stays with you.

Made yours — and sovereign

Examples, language, and pace tailored to your community. And your community's data stays with your community, always.

How the partnership works

Simple, and in your hands.

You are the applicant

EAGLE funds Native-led organizations. We are your named provider — the funding opportunity, not a bill.

We help you apply

Program design, curriculum, budget, and narrative — drawing on decades of training and grant experience.

We deliver and train

Live and self-paced sessions, with your certified facilitator leading day to day.

We stay partners

A seat on our Customer Advisory Board keeps the program serving what your community actually needs.

And it can earn for you, too

A model your community can carry outward.

Once your facilitators are certified, your organization can sell the course to its own neighbors — an enterprise arm that brings jobs and revenue back home, with us as your license partner. It's the very model we carry out to the United Nations and nonprofits worldwide — a community that lifts the next one.

Our promise — partner, never vendor.

We come correct. We co-design with your community. Your people, your data, your terms — always. Each community is distinct; nothing here is one-size-fits-all. And we always use the right name — NAO, Native American Organization.

You'll hear this word a lot

So — what's EAGLE?

EAGLE — Economic Advancement Grants for Local Empowerment — is a federal program of the Administration for Native Americans. It awards Native-led communities up to $900,000 over three fully-funded years.

Who applies: the Native American Organization itself — it must be Native-led. We are the named provider.

The ceilings scale by length: 12 months $300K · 24 months $600K · 36 months $900K.

Our program: about half the ceiling — leaving ample room in the application for your own staff and project costs.

EAGLE (ANA Assistance Listing 93.612) awards are competitive and made to the eligible Native-led applicant; Information Managers provides the program and application support, not the award. Confirm amounts and deadlines against the current ANA Notice of Funding Opportunity.