Honoring Native Veterans
A Legacy of Service, Strength, and Community When Julie Two Eagle, a member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe, turned 18,
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35 Years Strong: PWNA’s Journey With Native Communities
From serving immediate needs to supporting long-term solutions, together we’re shaping the next 35 years. This year marks 35 years
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Native American Culture is Not a Costume
Cultural Appropriation vs. Cultural Appreciation Each October, as people start planning Halloween costumes, conversations about cultural appropriation resurface — especially
Leaving a Legacy: How Planned Giving Supports Native Communities
Simple ways to plan for your future while making a lasting difference for Native Americans. National Estate Planning Awareness Week
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A Primer for Native Cultural Events
Selections from a range of art, film and fashion events As 2025 draws to a close, Native artists, filmmakers, and
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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
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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
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You Can Help Shape Our Blog Content
Help shape our blog conversations! Take this survey to let us know what topics you want to see discussed this
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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
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Native Life Through the Lens of Books, Films & Podcasts
In the vibrant tapestry of Native Life, Indigenous books, films and podcasts offer unique insights – all helpful tools to