For Native American Organizations

Real AI capability for your whole community — with a path to funding.

A whole-community program that teaches your people to make today's AI do real work — no coding. Your program, your certified facilitators, your data kept sovereign.

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The moment we're in

AI is here — and no community should be left behind.

New AI tools are everywhere — but most are built for someone else's world, and many quietly pull your community's information out the door. Your leaders, your staff, your elders, and your youth each need something different. And the funding that could pay for real training is out there — it's just hard to navigate alone.

That's the gap we close — with a program built for your whole community, and kept in your hands.

One method — everyone reached

One program. Five tiers. Capability that stays.

Every course runs on the same simple engine and the same idea — you're the boss — so each part of your community starts in the room they live in and climbs as far as they like. Two things never change: your data stays yours, and AI helps your people learn, never does their thinking for them.

Foundations · elders & community

Be the Boss of Your World

Phones, computers, the feed — and what's coming with AI. Confidence first, at their own pace.

Offices · Admin
Staff · Programs

Be the Boss at Work

Real work — letters, minutes, grant reports, enrollment and housing tasks — with your Nation's data protected.

Your Youth · Grades 7–12

Be the Boss of AI

Use it to learn, never to cheat themselves. Stay safe online. Their culture stays theirs.

Ready to build · graduates

Be the Boss of the Toolbox

Make real things — with AI as the tool and your people as the makers and the mind.

Teach it · your own people

Be the Boss of the Room

We certify a member of your community to lead it — so the skill stays home.

Your data, in plain terms

What “kept sovereign” actually means.

Nothing of yours is taken

Your documents are never fed into our product or used to train any AI. What is yours stays yours.

You work in your own accounts

Your people use your systems and your logins — your information stays in your hands, on your terms.

The control stays home

We certify your own facilitators, so the skill — and the say over your data — stays with your community when we leave.

Public tools, used safely

For everyday work we use today's AI the smart way: sensitive material stays out of public chatbots, and a person always checks the results.

The flagship — pick a starting place, we grow it from there

What a whole-community year looks like.

You don't buy a stack of classes. A first year brings the core to everyone, and certifies one of your own to carry it forward. Year two is yours to choose — only when you're ready.

Year one · the Whole-Community Nation

Everyone reached — and one of your own certified.

  • Foundations for your elders and community
  • Be the Boss at Work for your offices and staff
  • the Youth Edition for grades 7–12
  • one certified local facilitator — your own person
  • your Year-1 program license and all student materials
Year two · when you're ready

Grow it on your terms.

  • Why Robotic Teams — judgment for what's coming next
  • Be the Boss of the Toolbox — for your builders and makers
  • more certified facilitator seats, as your program grows
  • a school package — family materials and a rule set teachers can stand behind

Nothing here is one-size-fits-all — we shape the first year to your community in the conversation.

How the partnership works

Simple, and in your hands.

Your organization is the applicant and the owner. We're the named training provider — we help you find suitable funding, bring the complete program, and make sure the capability stays with your community. The specifics we'll walk through together.

And there's a path to fund it.

Many Native American Organizations can fund whole-community AI capability through existing federal economic-development and digital-equity programs — such as the Administration for Native Americans' EAGLE grants. We help you identify suitable opportunities and serve as your named training provider.

Why us

We've done this work — for a long time, and up close.

Information Managers has served communities since 1980, and our roots run straight through Indian Country: the Seminole Nation's first reading lab, and years of work at the Seminole Nation Housing Authority — office automation, grant writing, a website, and a computer lab built out of a converted apartment. We helped secure a library grant and a librarian for every Native American Organization in Oklahoma, and convened the first — and largest — gathering of those organizations.

That history is why we come as a partner, never a vendor. Trust in these communities is earned the only way it can be — by showing up, doing the work, and letting the results speak.

Leading a tribal council, board, or program?

See the whole picture — and decide — in a focused, 45-minute brief. No sales deck, no workbook: your council leaves with one clear decision, in your hands.

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Let's talk about your community.

We'll show you the program, the funding path, and how it stays yours.

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