Tag Archives: Navajo Nation
Food and Water: A Basic Human Right But Not An Equal Opportunity
Access to food and water is a basic human right. Unfortunately, 1 in 9 people are food insecure in the U.S. More specifically, 1 in 4 Native Americans are food insecure.
Caring for Native Elders During Summer Fires, Storms, Heat & Outages
…PWNA aids Elders by distributing summer care packages that are often sponsored by individual donors. These emergency care packages… help Elders when the inevitable fire, storm or extreme heat wave strikes.
World Water Day: Join the Fight for Clean Water
While most urban homes across American have running water, the same cannot be said for many homes on remote reservations throughout Indian Country.
Recently in Native News
In the spirit of the season… from helping small businesses impacted to COVID-19 to advocating for social justice, several notable headlines from December showcase the resilience of Native communities.
Give the Gift of Water this Giving Tuesday
Giving Tuesday is an opportunity to join in on the global generosity movement to support urgent causes. One of the most critical requests for communities in Indian Country is water.
Recently in Native News
This month has been full of change. As we wrap up 2020, we’re sharing our selection of notable Native headlines from the month of November.
Recently in Native News
We’re sharing our selection of notable Native headlines on the Native American vote, wireless networks, and more from the month of October.
Recently in Native News
Check out this month’s most notable #NativeAmerican headlines, from next-generation students rebuilding communities amid COVID-19 to some of Justice Ginsburg’s memorable contributions to Indian Country.
The Native American Vote is Critical – and in Jeopardy this Election
We’re facing a historical election where roughly 80 million people will be voting by mail. This will create barriers to voting for Native Americans…
Recently in Native News
…headlines from this past month represent some of the topics impacting Indigenous people and recognize individuals for accomplishments that are inspiring their communities.
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