The Foundation for Indigenous America of Anisazi Heritage (F.I.A.A.H.) is an indigenous people’s institution created for the peoples of “America” heritage – as the direct descendants from America Indian grandmothers to continue their viability of life and culture of their heritage race with America through the 21st Century and beyond.

F.I.A.A.H. was established in November 2002 by the GRANDMOTHERS OF THE HERITAGE TO AMERICA to represent their heritage claim to America; as the indigenous Peoples with the blood to America, originally known as the Anisazi people; colonially ethnically classified as American Indians/Amerindians, racially identified as Negro/black America, with a voice for reclaiming their fundamental Earth and human rights to LIVE life in/with America; and receive the respect as a viable race of people with their home from Earth “America”; with the respect to their right to continue to develop their humanity cultural legacy with their home on Earth that is SHARED with the United States today.

F.I.A.A.H. represents “America”, the Earth inheritance to the heritage peoples’ of the Americas.

F.I.A.AH. advocates nationally and internationally for the indigenous heritage Peoples of America continuing to flourish in America right to be recognized for their humanity with human dignity to correct ethnic identity to heritage, human rights, Indigenous rights, and representation as part of the Indigenous World community.

F.I.A.A.H is not representing a Nation or tribe. F.I.A.A.H. is the administrative management for the Heritage of America/members governed by the Anisazi Covenant Council and the Constitutional Council.