Eclipses & Meteor Showers in Tribal Cultures
Native Americans have looked to the sky for centuries
- (800) 416-8102
- info@nativepartnership.org
- 16415 Addison Rd, Suite 200, Addison, TX 75001-3203
Native Representation Through Comic-Con and Pop Culture
With Comic-Con International coming up (July 25-28), I am thinking about the surge of authentic Native characters in mainstream media
- By Joshua Arce
The Legacy of a Marvel & Star Wars Artist
Jeffrey Veregge is an award-winning Native artist and writer from the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe near Kingston, Washington. Thanks to
- By Moderator
Native Veterans: Guardians of the Land
Service to one’s land and community is deeply ingrained in Native American culture, and this is evident in their distinguished
- By Moderator
Native Nonprofit Day: Why it Matters and How You Can Help
Donations and charitable aid to tribes come in abundance around November – Native American Heritage Month. But the challenges and
- By Moderator
How to Honor the Tribes on Earth Day
Have you ever wondered how Native Americans celebrate Earth Day? We are often asked this question here at PWNA, and
- By Moderator
You Can Help Us Shape New Blog Content
Your voice matters! Join us in shaping the conversation – take the survey to let us know what topics you
- By Moderator
What is the #1 Predictor of Running Water at Home?
We’re rallying around the U.N. theme of “Water for Peace” on World Water Day, coming up on March 22. We’re also focusing
- 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
- By Moderator
Why Traditional Tribe Names Are Important
Thinking about Native representation reminds me of tribal names – both having them changed and having them used by others.