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.

Nááts’íilid Initiative, an Indigenous-led, coalition-driven non-profit is awarded a $500,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’s Humanities in Place Program.

Change Labs and Nez Technologics teamed up with LISC and the Better Business Bureau to improve internet speeds and provide technology and digital training program for Navajo business owners.

Nine incredible gifts from Native hands for the matriarchs in your life! Don’t forget to #BuyNative for Mother’s Day this year.

Change Labs' Kinship Lending Program helps Navajo and Hopi business owners find their way in an uncertain time, it also helps first-time borrowers learn the ins and outs of what it takes to have a loan and how to manage one.

#BuyNative this holiday season with our recommendations for gifts for all ages. We’ve scoured our community, Instagram, and Facebook for ideas, and here’s our top picks for fun and unique gifts made by Indigenous hands.

Change Labs is celebrating a big win as we break ground on our new headquarters in Tuba City, Arizona.

Grant enables funding to make local businesses in Tuba City more visible to non-locals

Change Labs, Native Community Capital, Native Women Lead, and New Mexico Community Capital will launch a new entity to boost locally-driven entrepreneurial ecosystems and economic development in Southwestern Indigenous communities. 

To’Nanees’Dizi Local Government leaders unanimously approve a Chapter Resolution providing a tract of land on Main Street in Tuba City for the new Change Labs Headquarters.

Wells Fargo and LISC award Change Labs with $110,000 to support Native entrepreneurs with business training and provide critical digital literacy programming. 

After a year of uncertainty for many businesses and entrepreneurs, Change Labs welcomes 12 new Native entrepreneurs who are ready to make a difference in their communities amid a pandemic.

Honor the matriarchs in your family with Native-made gifts from Native-owned businesse

Public Interest Registry (PIR), the People behind .ORG, today named Change Labs as one of the 10 winners of the 2nd annual .ORG Impact Awards.

This holiday season, support Native-owned small businesses with your dollars. We’ve curated a list of inspired gift ideas from some of our favorite vendors!

We partnered with Hundred Storms Creative, a Navajo-owned creative agency in Tuba City, to bring visibility to injustice. In late July they put up two biodegradable installations on one of the largest BIA buildings on Main Street and the vacant Van’s Trading Post on Highway 160.

New research ranks the Navajo Nation amongst the worst nations in the world for doing business.