Joshua Arce, Author at PWNA

June 4, 2024
By Joshua Arce

What is the #1 Barrier to Affordable Housing in Indian Country?

Every day brings more news about the affordable housing crisis in the United States. But what does that really mean

May 8, 2024
By Joshua Arce

Applying Culture & Emotional Intelligence in a Changing World

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and there is no shortage of issues that can adversely impact one's state of well-being.

April 4, 2024
By Joshua Arce

Why It’s Critical to Reclaim Heritage Foods in Tribal Communities

If you are like me and like to cook, I would encourage you to try some traditional Native foods like this Three

March 7, 2024
By Joshua Arce

Congrats to Lily Gladstone and Flower Moon for Authentic Storytelling

Lily Gladstone is at the top of everyone’s list for her performance as Mollie Kyle in Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower

February 20, 2024
By Joshua Arce

Nothing About Us, Without Us – Why Native Representation is So Important

The challenges we face with NAGPRA are just one example that shows why it’s so important to include meaningful Native representation in

January 4, 2024
By Joshua Arce

My 2024 Predictions in the Election Year

Weighing how to positively impact the Native Americans living on underserved reservations is especially crucial during an election year. With so much

December 12, 2023
By Joshua Arce

Giving Back: How to Change Native Lives on Reservations

How can we all meaningfully impact the lives of Native Americans living on reservations? While it may seem daunting to

October 24, 2023
By Joshua Arce

Did You Know About the New PBS “Native America” Series?

Native Americans have a long history of being misrepresented. So, as our CEO Joshua Arce says, “when a movie or

October 9, 2023
By Joshua Arce

Being a Purpose-Driven Leader in a Native Nonprofit

As a Native CEO, here are my takeaways from Harvard’s principles of purposeful leadership.

September 5, 2023
By Joshua Arce

What is Food Sovereignty and Why is it Important to Tribes?

Put simply, food sovereignty is the right of a community to identify and control how their food is produced and

What is the #1 Barrier to Affordable Housing in Indian Country?

Applying Culture & Emotional Intelligence in a Changing World

Why It’s Critical to Reclaim Heritage Foods in Tribal Communities

Congrats to Lily Gladstone and Flower Moon for Authentic Storytelling

Nothing About Us, Without Us – Why Native Representation is So Important

My 2024 Predictions in the Election Year

Giving Back: How to Change Native Lives on Reservations

Did You Know About the New PBS “Native America” Series?

Being a Purpose-Driven Leader in a Native Nonprofit

What is Food Sovereignty and Why is it Important to Tribes?

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