By NAP STAFF / May 4, 2021 “Every Person Deserves To Feel Safe In Their Community” – A Reflection on the MMIW Crisis
By NAP STAFF / April 22, 2021 Diversify Your Feed: 6 Indigenous Environmental Organizations You Should Follow
By NAP STAFF / April 16, 2021 Native Americans in Philanthropy Launches Podcast With A COVID-19 Community Conversation
By NAP STAFF / March 22, 2021 As Violence Against Asian Americans Intensifies, the Moment for Philanthropy to Act Is Now
By NAP STAFF / March 16, 2021 “We Are Meant To Lead” – A Reflection on Deb Haaland Becoming Secretary of the Interior
By NAP STAFF / March 10, 2021 Intersectional Indigenous Identities: Afro-Indigenous and Black Indigenous Peoples
By NAP STAFF / January 28, 2021 COVID-19 Community Conversation Explores The Value Of Indigenous Wisdom In Pandemic Response
By NAP STAFF / January 25, 2021 What Philanthropy Can Learn from Indigenous Organizing During a Crisis
By Erik Stegman / January 7, 2021 An Insurrection and a Breaking Point for a Better Future – A Reflection from NAP’s Executive Director
