Tag Archives: Apache
Celebrating Arizona’s Birthday and the Rich Native American History of the Grand Canyon State
Arizona is celebrating its 107th birthday on Feb. 14. Learn more about the “old ones who were here before” Arizona statehood!
Posted in Older Archives_Humanitarian Also tagged Navajo, Hopi, Native Americans, arizona, Valentine's Day, Arizona Indian Festival, Pima, Mohave, Grand Canyon, Pueblo Grande, Arizona Stat Museum Leave a comment
4 Directions: Help the People, Help the Tribe
The skills I discovered and strengthened in PWNA’s Four Directions training helped make the TNP program possible and are impacting the youth in my community. Thanks, PWNA!”
Posted in Older Archives_Humanitarian, Older Archives_Programs Also tagged Native American, capacity building, leadership, training, development, Four Directions Leave a comment
Native Chiefs & Leaders: Cochise
Murray describes the life and struggles of Cochise, an Apache Chief, as he deals with being contained to a Native American reservation.
Posted in Older Archives_Humanitarian Also tagged American Indian, Native American, freedom, Cochise, Chiricahua Apache, Lieutenant George Bascom 2 Comments
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