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Indigenous Business Development Program

You finished the program. Now what?

If you graduated from Project Dreamcatcher, completed a tribal business training, or simply have an idea and don't know your next step — you are in the right place.

This page is a resource hub built for Indigenous women entrepreneurs at every stage of the journey. Whether you are still figuring out what your business actually is, or you are ready to build your offer and get visible online — there is a door here for you.

Find your stage below and start there.

FIND YOUR STAGE

Free

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Stage 1 — Finding Your Role in the Circle

Self-discovery workbook. Walk away the same day with a written next step.

Take The Free Course 

Free workshop

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Stage 2 — The Dreamkeeper

For Indigenous women in business. PUEBLO Analysis with Saray Argumedo.

Paid

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Stage 3 — Guide to Results

Build the core pages every professional business needs, Home, Services, About, Testimonials, Contact, using a structure Google can understand.

Coming soon

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Stage 4 — AI Workforce 

Run your business with AI. Includes the RevScan revenue audit.

Start here — pick your stage

check_circleFiguring out my direction

Take Finding Your Role in the Circle. Free. No account needed.

→ Take the free workbook

check_circleI have a direction but need a strategy

Join the free Dreamkeeper workshop. Open to all Indigenous women entrepreneurs.

→ Get more information

check_circle_filledReady to build my offer

Explore free resources at Native Nations Entrepreneurs — a workbook for every stage.

→ Visit nativenationsentrepreneurs.com

check_circleEstablished and ready to scale

Join the waitlist for AI Workforce + RevScan. Paid. Coming soon.

→ Join the waitlist

Done-for-you services

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Website build

5-page SEO-ready site
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Free SEO audit

See where your website rank on google 

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RevScan

Find hidden revenue

 

About this hub

Hosted through the Pascua Yaqui Tribe–University of Arizona Microcampus. Tuition-free access for enrolled Pascua Yaqui Tribe members. All resources are designed for Indigenous entrepreneurs at every stage — from first idea to established business.

Your guide

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Grace Tang, SEO Strategist at the Pascua Yaqui Tribe - University of Arizona Microcampus.

Grace Tang

I am Pascua Yaqui. I work with Indigenous women entrepreneurs who are ready to turn their knowledge into income. I teach the implementation side not just what to build, but how to get found, get chosen, and get paid.

SEO Strategist,
Pascua Yaqui Tribe - University of Arizona microcampus
graceirene@arizona.edu