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Investing in Biocultural Restoration
The SAGE Center is dedicated to building a sustainable, long-term organizational model that ensures our research, partnerships, and decolonizing efforts continue to serve community needs for generations to come.
Advancing ecocultural restoration and decolonizing scientific institutions requires sustained resources, ethical funding, and direct investment in community capacity. Your support empowers Indigenous scholars, preserves vulnerable cultural heritage, and builds interdisciplinary tools for global conservation.
Partners & Supporters
The SAGE Center is deeply grateful to the organizations and individuals who make our mission possible.
We extend our deepest gratitude to the Dorothy Tapper Goldman Foundation for their visionary generosity, unwavering belief in our mission, and profound commitment to democratizing science. Their foundational support has been the cornerstone of our collaborative research and biocultural initiatives, empowering us to build essential core capacity. This vital investment has funded a postdoctoral position for an early-career scholar in Indigenous science, established our SAGE Center program assistant role, supported invaluable internships and Indigenous community experts, and sponsored landmark events such as the Native Gatherers & Climate Change convening.
We also honor our ongoing partnerships with the tribal nations, academic institutions, and cultural organizations listed in our project portfolio, whose collaboration guides our work and ensures that our research serves the communities most affected by climate and ecological change.
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To discuss priority funding areas and needs, philanthropic partnerships, community and institutional collaborations or research opportunities, please contact the SAGE Center team!