BUILDING Community Safety Infrastructure for Indian Country

Our mission is to build community safety infrastructure for Native Nations — consulting, education, prevention, and toolkits that equip Tribal Nations to protect their own families from violence and substance-related harm, on their own terms.

9,052 Tribal professionals trained nationwide (behavioral health, child protection, police, corrections, Courts criminal investigations, housing security) through culturally informed education programs, regional and virtual delivery, and tribal-specific technical assistance

We collaborate weekly with over 254 law enforcement departments throughout the U.S. with NNJI-built national training curricula and ongoing coordination

Thousands of professional Tribal service providers trained in methamphetamine identification, prevention, and Indian Country criminal jurisdiction through Anti-Drug Training and Technical Assistance program

47+ free resource guide toolkits,  intelligence briefs, and grant alerts  delivered to our 3,500 contacts in Tribal departments and agencies across Indian Country at no cost.

We are a 100% Native American and Veteran-led nonprofit dedicated to enhancing public safety. With over 30 years of law enforcement service and training, we provide culturally informed training, consulting, and resources to strengthen our Native communities and promote lasting safety and resilience.”