Righting the Incalculable Wrongs of Indian Residential Schools in Canada
For the past twenty-five years, Terralingua has stood for the vital value of biocultural diversity—the interlinked diversity of life in… Read more
Shle’muxun: Reconnecting with the Salish Sea Bioregion
by Daniel Kirkpatrick Florence James smiled and said the word again, a little more slowly: “Shle’muxun.” The fifty or so… Read more
As a nonprofit organization, Terralingua relies on public support to operate and to carry out its projects. Our funding comes mostly from grants from foundations and other agencies, as well as from individual donors. We gratefully acknowledge all of them.
Current funders include:
Reva and David Logan Foundation
(since 2014)
Lawson Foundation
(2019–2020)
Swift Foundation
(2012 − 2014, 2016 − 2017, 2019 − 2020)
Firebird Foundation for Anthropological Research
(since 2010)
New England Biolabs Foundation
(since 2011)
Past funders include:
In 2007, Terralingua was also the recipient of the extraordinary generosity of the late Dr. Aldon N. Roat, a devoted supporter who made us the sole beneficiaries of his estate. We are forever indebted to him for this exceptional gift.
Over the years, various institutions and organizations with which Terralingua has collaborated have supported us by means of contracts, travel funds, or other monetary contributions. They include:
Many individuals have supported Terralingua with their generous donations. While the list is too long to include here, we are very grateful to all of them.
Various individuals and institutions have offered equally valuable in-kind contributions — from volunteering to travel and logistic support, and much more. These are also too numerous to mention here. We are grateful to them all as well.
Please consider donating to Terralingua to support our work. And if you’re interested in volunteering, please contact us.