Elevating Native Truths for Native American Heritage Month
Elevating Native Truths for Native American Heritage Month
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- By Helen Oliff
Thanksgiving: A Time for Remembering Native Americans
For many Native Americans, Thanksgiving is a bittersweet reminder of the real Thanksgiving story that is often absent from U.S
- By Helen Oliff
30 Ways You Can Celebrate American Indian Heritage Month
...we are celebrating American Indian Heritage Month (#AIHM) and sharing ways you can get involved and create impact throughout the month.
- By Joshua Arce
Operation Thanksgiving Hope: Feeding Native Americans This Holiday Season
In actuality, the first official mention of a "Thanksgiving" celebration occurred in 1637, after colonists brutally massacred an entire Pequot village and
- By Joshua Arce
Celebrating Thanksgiving through Gratitude and Generosity
When the colonists faced bitter cold, illness and hunger in an unfamiliar land with few resources for survival, the Native Americans gave
- By Moderator
Giving Tuesday: Three Reasons to Remember Native Americans
While there are many reasons to give back to Native peoples, here are three important ones. PWNA encourages you to remember Native
- By Moderator
Eastern Tribes
What do most people think of when they think of an Indian? Well, for most, I believe it is the
- By Helen Oliff
American Indian Heritage Day & Month
Linking the national Native American Heritage Day to Thanksgiving is fitting, given the contributions of American Indians that long preceded the first
- By Helen Oliff
The Untold Story After the First Thanksgiving
To grasp the untold story after the first Thanksgiving, one need only look at realities on the reservations and realize that history
- By Helen Oliff
The Real Story of the First Thanksgiving
To learn the real story of the first Thanksgiving, as shared by historians of Squanto's tribe – the Wampanoags – and the