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Our favorite #NativeAmerican stories from April include a look at Native authors, activists, and superintendents. Read them here!
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Continuing our goal of keeping you informed of Native American news and culture from across the country, Partnership With Native Americans has compiled our favorite stories from the month of March. Stay up to date with more articles by following us on Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn. There’s Never Been a Native American Congresswoman. That Could […]
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Top Native American news: Indigenous mountain names, Harvard Native studies program, Quapaw jobs and economy, and infrastructure for Indian Country.
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Catch up on recent #NativeNews from Jan. 2018
2017 Year in Review
2017, Partnership With Native Americans wrapped up the year with our annual holiday services, including providing holiday meals and present-filled stockings for children and Elders in our program partners’ reservation communities.
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PWNA compiles the favorite stories from Indian Country, covering Thanksgiving, Native American myths and misconceptions, and Native cultures, foods and relics.
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Need a good read? Check out our roundup of the best articles on Native American life and culture for the month of October.
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PWNA’s goal is to keep you informed about Native life from across the country. Read the top stories from September on a school boycott, a coalition for positive change, and a look into the future of Native media.
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HUD’s mission is “to ensure that all Americans have access to safe and affordable housing… there is also “special responsibility” to Native Americans “who govern themselves on their tribal lands” and preserve their heritage and culture.”
Can I Visit the Reservations
Summer is a good time to re-run our tips on visiting the reservations and share some general etiquette and protocol, the most basic of them being to exercise common courtesy.