As a 15 member cohort starts their training in the Change Labs Business Incubator, they are already standing out as being the largest and most competitive cohort the incubator has welcomed.

Change Labs’ new lending initiative leverages the Navajo Small Business Credit Initiative (NSBCI) to finance established business owners, artisans and nonprofits

The Change Labs Kinship Lending program welcomes a former Navajo Nation Council Delegate, coffee shop owners, artists, silversmiths and a fashion designer as participants in this newest cohort.

Change Labs Kinship Lending loan program welcomes back a record number of alumni into its new cohort

More than 25 Native‑led organizations aim to grow housing, small business, financial opportunities.

The 2023 AHEAD grants will support 75 innovative economic development initiatives throughout Arizona, California, and Nevada

Change Labs is approved for a $125,000 Our Town award from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) to support the architectural design of expansion of its entrepreneurship hub in Tuba City as well as architectural design for a Change Labs entrepreneurship hub in Shiprock, NM

The 1,400-square-foot work and event space, meeting area and community center is the first building of its kind for business owners, creatives and the entrepreneurial-curious on the Navajo Nation.

Change Labs rings in the new year with a new cohort of Indigenous entrepreneurs who want to change how business is done.

Two Change Labs alumni join a historic council with a record number of women leaders serving in Navajo Nation Council Delegate seats.

An unrestricted contribution helps funds new ideas and initiatives.

With its new cohort of twelve Indigenous entrepreneurs, the Change Labs incubator is seeing a new wave of ideas targeting the community success and wellbeing.

Change Labs uses USDA funds to welcome 17 new Native American borrowers into its Kinship Lending program for business owners and nonprofit leaders on Navajo and Hopi land.