Joshua Arce, Author at PWNA

September 9, 2025
By Joshua Arce

Celebrating Native American Culinary and Cultural Traditions

Native Chefs Reclaiming Tribal Comfort Food Nothing is more comforting than a home-cooked meal. The aroma, the taste and even

June 3, 2025
By Joshua Arce

National Cancer Survivors Day: Celebrating Strength and Bridging the Health Gap

May 16 is Native Nonprofit Day. As we navigate the recent federal changes impacting Tribes and Native nonprofits

May 13, 2025
By Joshua Arce

Native Nonprofit Day: Give Native, Give Now

May 16 is Native Nonprofit Day. As we navigate the recent federal changes impacting Tribes and Native nonprofits

April 8, 2025
By Joshua Arce

Earth Day & Native Land Acknowledgments

Earth Day and Earth Month are ideal moments to reflect on the land we inhabit. Why? Because the Indigenous peoples

March 25, 2025
By Joshua Arce

Arizona Gives Day: Bringing Food Security to Native Elders

Arizona Gives Day (AZ Gives) holds such significance and opportunity for you and for us. It presents a unique opportunity to directly

February 28, 2025
By Joshua Arce

Red Carpet Reflections: Awards Season through a Native Lens

As the Academy Awards approach, Hollywood’s biggest night brings excitement, celebration, and a fresh focus on the film industry. For

January 28, 2025
By Joshua Arce

DOGE Implications for the Average American

As DOGE shapes the landscape of federal operations, it will be crucial not only to balance efficiency with robust public services but

January 7, 2025
By Joshua Arce

2025 Predictions for Indian Country

As we step into the new year, a potentially unparalleled shift in the political and environmental landscape is about to

December 17, 2024
By Joshua Arce

Grateful for the Big Wins in 2024

Massive change, firsts, and uncertainty are the norm in 2024, so it’s a good time to be grateful for blessings

December 2, 2024
By Joshua Arce

Winter Warmth in Native Communities

...this #GivingTuesday, PWNA is setting a goal to ensure winter preparedness for up to 1,500 Native American Elders, families and children.

Celebrating Native American Culinary and Cultural Traditions

National Cancer Survivors Day: Celebrating Strength and Bridging the Health Gap

Native Nonprofit Day: Give Native, Give Now

Earth Day & Native Land Acknowledgments

Arizona Gives Day: Bringing Food Security to Native Elders

Red Carpet Reflections: Awards Season through a Native Lens

DOGE Implications for the Average American

2025 Predictions for Indian Country

Grateful for the Big Wins in 2024

Winter Warmth in Native Communities

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