Latest posts tagged with #NativeAware on Bluesky
What responsibility comes with acknowledging the land?
Our new blog explores how land acknowledgements can move beyond symbolism toward relationship, accountability, and action.
Read → https://loom.ly/aatX3vk
#NativeAware #LandAcknowledgement #IndigenousPeoples
NRF offers food, health, & emergency services throughout remote Native American reservations in the Southwest. We hope you will share this to help everyone in your circle become #NativeAware of what the tribes are currently up against, as well as what's working for them. nativepartnership.org
Winter can be a crisis-in-waiting in #IndianCountry. For many Elders, staying warm means impossible choices between heat, food, and medicine. Understanding why winter hits Native communities harder is the first step toward change.
https://loom.ly/HMH-yfQ
#NativeAware #WinterCrisis #TribalCommunities
Chief Washakie’s courage and diplomacy protected the Shoshoni and secured their homeland. When he died in 1900, he became the only known Native American to be given a full military funeral.
Learn more: https://loom.ly/jfzT3Is
#NoteworthyNative #NativeAware #NativeHistory #VeteransDay
2024 FLASHBACK: PWNA's CEO, Josh Arce, worked with techplug.tech to raise awareness of Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women.
https://loom.ly/okrmBvo
#MMIW #MMIR #NativeAware
Did you see our feature in USA Today? Here’s where learning begins.
This #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth, take a short quiz, explore Native history, and discover what heritage means to Native communities today.
Become more #NativeAware.
🔗 https://loom.ly/MsPaY_c
APPRECIATION OVER APPROPRIATION
As #Halloween approaches, it’s important to remember: Native regalia is not a costume. Headdresses and beadwork hold sacred cultural meaning, and wearing them as outfits turns heritage into stereotype.
Learn how to be #NativeAware: https://loom.ly/JoG1vLk
Ever tried Wasna or Pemmican? Dive into the rich flavors of Native American cuisine and cultural events in our latest blog! https://loom.ly/G3dk14k
#NativeFood #NativeAware #NativeCulture
September is #NationalPreparednessMonth, a reminder to be ready for anything. When disasters hit Tribal communities, aid is often slow to arrive. PWNA provides immediate relief and long-term preparedness, serving up to 15,000 people a year.
Learn more: https://loom.ly/WFmF4sE
#PWNA4Hope #NativeAware
#FactFriday
Thousands of people on the Navajo Reservation still lack access to safe tap water or sanitation, and the effects ripple through every part of life.
Clean water is a right, not a privilege.
Learn more: www.NativePartnership.org/Indian-Country-Today
#WaterIsLife #NavajoNation #NativeAware
⏳ Voting closes this Sunday
Support our #SXSW2026 panel, Building Response Networks Under Tribal Sovereignty, and help spotlight #Indigenous disaster response and emergency planning.
Vote here >> http://bit.ly/4fq2ymm
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#PanelPicker #NativeAware
Bring Tribal governance & emergency preparedness to the spotlight at #SXSW2026. Native leaders will share how tribes adapt to shifting federal policies & environmental challenges with perseverance, innovation, and determination.
Vote by Aug. 24 >> http://bit.ly/4fq2ymm
#PanelPicker #NativeAware
Fresh fruits and veggies, big smiles, and a whole lot of gratitude here in Eagle Butte, SD, today. 🥕🍎 Thanks to everyone who helped make this produce distribution happen. #OnTheGround #NativeAware #FoodAccess
The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde are hosting their annual powwow in Oregon—come out and experience Native culture, dancing, drumming, and community.
📍 Grand Ronde, OR
🎉 Aug. 15-17
#GrandRondePowwow #NativePride #NativeAware
Elevate awareness around Tribal governance, emergency preparedness, and planning at #SXSW2026. Native leaders will discuss the shifting federal and environmental landscape and the perseverance, innovation, and determination of tribes. Vote before Aug. 24 >> http://bit.ly/4fq2ymm
#NativeAware
🪶 Chief Plenty Coups helped guide the Crow Nation through a turning point in history. A fierce protector and thoughtful leader, he made sure the memory of his people would live on. #NoteworthyNative #NativeAware
In AZ, Monica is building a better life for her son with help from our SWRA program, which provides essentials like home and personal care supplies. Thanks to #SWRA donors, she has support for parenting, job hunting, and sobriety. Help more families thrive: https://t.co/v6z2JmM8Bl
#NativeAware
"Native communities are survivors. And we’re survivors of survivors." — Joshua Arce, PWNA CEO
Joshua spoke to The Chronicle of Philanthropy about how Native nonprofits are stepping up as the Trump admin plans to cut 90% of Tribal college funding.
Story: loom.ly/UJuM_UU
#NativeAware #PWNA
For 30+ years, we’ve partnered with Native leaders across remote reservations to support community-driven change, meeting immediate needs and building long-term solutions.
Our role? Be a trusted partner, amplify Native voices, and help others become more #NativeAware.
