Tailored Needs for
Diverse Audiences.
Knowing that no two projects are the same, we work with you to create projects that meaningfully
meet your goals, while respectfully
centering Native communities.
Why You Might Want to Work With Us
Our partners realize how important it is that their projects are accurate, respectful, and reflect the needs of Native peoples. They know that ignoring Native perspectives and sources can lead to missed opportunities, credibility concerns, and failed projects. Without the internal capacity to develop these relationships on their own, they know that working with Native experts is the best way to meet their needs.
Now, typically, Native voices and knowledge are not left out on purpose. Rather, lack of public knowledge about Native people leaves many unaware of our existence or contributions. Redbud Resource Group fills this gap, and brings Native communities, with their resources, knowledge, and unique political and economic positioning, into the picture.
Our Process
Example of a three month project:
Weeks
Stages
1-3
Planning Phase
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Tribal Stakeholder Meetings
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Project Design Finalization
4-8
Research Phase
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Literature Review
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Primary Source Collation
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Traditional Knowledge Interivews
9-12
Design Phase
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Content Development
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Graphic Design
13-14
Review and Revision Phase
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Content Review Meetings
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Program/Content Revision and Adjustment
15
Dissemination and Implementation Phase
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Publication
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Data Collection and Analysis
Our Track Record
We have served museums, cultural centers, school districts, environmental nonprofits, Tribal governments, and more. The resources and experiences we produce online, in the classroom, and out in the field have increased cultural competency and strengthened relationships between Native and non-Native peoples. Our work includes designing lessons across a variety of school subjects and writing Native-centered guides and articles on behalf of organizations. Our work spans a wide range of topics, including environmental science, public health, education, cultural preservation, political diplomacy, and conflict resolution.
