First Americans Marketplace Exchange

Exciting news for FAME First Americans Marketplace Exchange! We were featured in Ada Jobs Foundation! This recognition highlights our mission to provide Native American artisans with a trusted platform to share our art and culture. We’re honored to be recognized for the work we’ve put into supporting these talented artist and our communities as we prepare for our official launch. A huge thank you to Sunnie Baker for the feature and to everyone who continues to support our vision for FAME. We’re just getting started! #FirstAmericansMarketplaceExchange #NativeArt #SupportNativeBusinesses #Entrepreneurship #FAMEPlatform #AuthenticityMatters #AdaJobsFoundation

At FAME First Americans Marketplace Exchange, we proudly celebrate Black History Month! ????? This month is a time to honor the contributions, creativity, and resilience of Black communities across history and today. ??? We're inspired to stand together in unity, supporting art, culture, and heritage. #BlackHistoryMonth #CelebrateHeritage #UnityAndStrength #FAMEMarketplace #FirstAmericansMarketplaceExchange #IndigenousAndBlackUnity #EmpowermentMatters #HistoryInTheMaking #PrideAndCulture

?? "Every bead, every stroke, every stitch tells a story." ?? At FAME, we celebrate the creativity of Native American artisans who craft with meaning and purpose. From traditional beadwork to contemporary designs, discover the artistry that keeps our culture alive. #NativeAmericanArtsAndCrafts #FAMEMarketplace #SupportNativeArtists #FirstAmericansMarketplaceExchange

Today, we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ???? A beacon of justice, equality, and hope. His dream inspires us to continue building bridges and empowering communities. At FAME - First Americans Marketplace Exchange, we strive to uplift Native artisans and preserve cultural heritage, keeping the spirit of unity and progress alive. ???? Let’s all take a moment to reflect, celebrate, and act on the ideals he stood for. ?? #MLKDay #Unity #EqualityForAll #FirstAmericansMarketplaceExchange #FAME

?? We’re Heading to the Indian Sweetheart Market This Weekend! ?? FAME is excited to connect with the community at this amazing event! Stop by our booth to: ? Shop Unique Digital Prints: One of a kind pieces from Native artisans you won’t find anywhere else. ? Grab Some Swag: Stickers, hats, t-shirts, and hoodies available for purchase. Show your support for FAME in style! ? Sign Up as a Vendor: Are you a Native artist or entrepreneur? Pre-register to join FAME, a platform made just for you to showcase your art and goods. Bring proof of tribal citizenship, TERO artist certification, or other documentation to get started. ?? What’s FAME? We’re more than just a marketplace. We’re creating a movement. FAME is built by Natives to celebrate and amplify Native culture, creativity, and businesses, while empowering Native artisans to share their work with the world. We’re preparing to launch soon, and we’d love for you to be part of it from the start. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gZT_eRsP. We’re thrilled to share our vision, meet amazing people, and welcome new vendors to the FAME family. Come say hi, shop some swag, and learn how we’re empowering Native artisans and entrepreneurs! ?? Where: Indian Sweetheart Market 2025/12205 S Yukon Ave, Glenpool, OK 74033 When: Tomorrow, Saturday 1/18/2025 2pm-8pm ?? Spread the word, tag your friends, and join us. We can’t wait to see you there! #FAME #FirstAmericansMarketplaceExchange #ShopNative #SupportNativeArt #IndianSweetheartMarket

We’re thrilled to announce that First Americans Marketplace Exchange has been accepted into the i2E Bridge2 Pre-Accelerator Program! ?? This is a major milestone as we continue building a platform that empowers artisans and entrepreneurs to share their incredible art, goods, and culture with a wider audience. ?? Through this program, we’ll gain the tools and resources to prepare for funding and bring FAME to the next level. ?? A huge thank you to the team at i2E, Inc. for their support and belief in our mission. ?? We’re excited to take this next step and can’t wait to share more updates as we grow! #Bridge2PreAccelerator #Bridge2 #i2E #FAME #FirstAmericansMarketplaceExchange #Entrepreneurship #StartupJourney #SupportNativeArtisans

? Happy Holidays and a Bright New Year from FAME - First Americans Marketplace Exchange! ? As we wrap up 2024, we’re proud to announce the upcoming launch of FAME, a marketplace celebrating Native American artisans. Built by Natives, for Everyone, FAME empowers artisans by connecting them with buyers who value authenticity, culture, and creativity. ?? Coming in early 2025: Authentic Native art and goods. AI-generated art created by Native artists. A trusted space for Native creators. A mission to preserve culture and foster creativity. And so much more! Follow us for updates, and thank you for supporting Native artisans! Here’s to an inspiring 2025. ???? #FAMEPlatform #SupportNativeArt #AuthenticityMatters #HappyHolidays #NewYear2025 #FirstAmericansMarketplaceExchange

Today, on Native American Heritage Day, we honor the rich history, culture, and contributions of Indigenous peoples. At FAME, we celebrate Native artisans, entrepreneurs, and creators who are preserving traditions while shaping the future. By supporting their work, we help ensure these stories and legacies thrive for generations to come. #NativeAmericanHeritageDay #SupportNativeArtisans #FAMEPlatform #FirstAmericansMarketplaceExchange

At FAME, we celebrate all who served. Thank you, Veterans, for your courage, dedication, and sacrifice. Today, we recognize and honor the strength you've shown for our freedoms. Happy Veterans Day! #VeteransDay #HonorOurHeroes #ThankYouVeterans #FreedomAndSacrifice #FAME #FirstAmericansMarketplaceExchange

Good pay and a strong job demand are among the factors that make the information technology industry an promising career choice. But a study by the Kapor Center shows #Native #Americans are significantly underrepresented in the IT workforce. The divide is even wider for Native women. Starting early — offering computer science instruction in high schools — is one way IT advocates say will move the statistics in the right direction. We’ll talk about that and why Native IT experts are needed. GUESTS Renita DiStefano (Seneca Nation),?president and CEO of Second Derivative, LLC Gary Burnette (Cheroenhaka Nottoway),?current board chair for AISES and vice president of advisory consulting at Kyndryl Richard Chance (Cherokee Nation),?CEO and founder of First Americans Marketplace Exchange (FAME) Rebecca Fisher (Little Travers Bay Bands of Odawa Indians),?account executive at Bulletproof, a GLI Company