Inspiring Opportunities



This new resource will include a greenhouse and gardens that honor Native foods, as well as a makerspace with a commercial kitchen, plus equipment for woodworking, jewelry-making, pottery-making, and graphic design. An incubator will provide a place for individuals who want to start or grow their business, and could benefit from support and guidance. Providing a way for Native people to create and grow wholesale and retail businesses through traditional agriculture and crafts connects the missions of IPCC and IPMI.
Groundbreaking for IPOC is scheduled for later this year, with completion anticipated for 2021. Despite not having broken ground yet, IPOC programming is already underway and benefitting artisan entrepreneurs in New Mexico through business trainings and other projects. Stay tuned for new and exciting developments, including ways to get involved!
I would like to here more about the Zuni tribe.I was able to visit and stay on the reservation 25yr ago.I was able to be there for Shalko