Ninepipes Field Trip
Our recent trip to the Ninepipes Museum of Early Montana History was a big hit! Twenty-seven local kids enjoyed a day filled with history, learning, outdoor exploration, and fun.
The group had a guided tour museum, a nature walk with a wildlife biologist, and a demonstration of a traditional Native hoop dance. A gift pack of art supplies encouraged the kids to document their trip and explore their creativity. See more of the fun details of the trip, along with a personal account from one of our chaperones!
Career Opportunity: Executive Director
The ideal candidate for this position brings a deep understanding of the unique strengths, challenges, and cultural context of living and working within a Tribal and reservation community, and demonstrates a strong commitment to advancing food sovereignty. This includes recognizing the impacts of rural isolation, economic disparities, and historical inequities that contribute to food insecurity, as well as valuing community-driven solutions.
The Executive Director must be able to lead with cultural awareness and humility, ensuring that programs are responsive, respectful, and grounded in meeting community members where they are. A successful candidate champions efforts that not only increase access to nutritious food, but also support long-term, sustainable approaches reflecting the community’s values, traditions, and vision for self-determination. See the full job description and application instructions.
The Arlee Community Development Corporation is an Equal Opportunity Employer.