Purpose Focused Alternative Learning Corporation

Provides real-world learning opportunities through community-based projects, including installing solar energy systems for families living without electricity. This includes the installation of the Solar Energy Dome at Navajo Nation's Four Corners Monument, which produces electricity and food.

Advances renewable energy systems and sustainable infrastructure in Tribal communities, with a focus on energy access for families living without electricity and long-term community resilience.

Offers hands-on solar technician training and certification through the Sunburst Solar Academy in Gallup, New Mexico, preparing individuals for careers in the clean energy workforce. The program includes real-world experience through solar installations for families without electricity.

Offers a Solar Training & Certification Program, including the Navajo Solar Warrior Workforce Program and Sunburst Solar Academy, to train and certify Native solar technicians in designing, building, installing, and maintaining solar energy systems. This program provides alternative education and workforce development, with over 100 students trained to date.

Operates a Community Health Extension Program that connects individuals to essential health services and delivers health education in underserved Indigenous communities.

Operates a Community Health Extension Program to connect individuals to essential services and promote health education, and provides food, supplies, and support services to Diné elders as part of a community care initiative.

Operates a Community-Based Resilience Hub in Gallup, New Mexico, serving as a central space for training, collaboration, and resource-sharing across food, water, energy, housing, health, and economic development sectors. The facility functions as both a workforce training center and a community resilience node.

Operates a Community-Based Resilience Hub that serves as a central space for training, collaboration, and resource-sharing across food, water, energy, housing, health, and economic development sectors.

Engages in housing, advocacy, and social justice initiatives to empower Indigenous communities, advances renewable energy development and sustainable infrastructure, and conducts environmental stewardship and water protection efforts through community-driven advocacy.

Designed and installed the Solar Energy Dome at the Navajo Nation's Four Corners Monument in 2011, an insulated structure that generates electricity and supports food production, demonstrating integrated sustainable infrastructure.

Conducts community-driven advocacy campaigns focused on environmental stewardship and water protection in Tribal regions.

Engages in housing, advocacy, and social justice initiatives aimed at empowering Indigenous communities, with integrated efforts across multiple dimensions of community well-being.

Provides food, supplies, and support services to Diné elders as part of a community care initiative focused on elder well-being and cultural continuity.