NAP toolkits provide shared opportunities to align the philanthropic sector with an Indigenous worldview.
During Native American Heritage Month, many organizations and individuals want to demonstrate solidarity and support for Indigenous Peoples through their public-facing communications. This toolkit is a resource for non-Native partner organizations to use during that time.
We created a guide of identifiers that refer to Indigenous peoples. We understand and want to emphasize that collective terms and labels for Indigenous people are complex and have important nuances.
Investing in Native Communities is a partnership of Native Americans in Philanthropy and Candid, with support from the Bush Foundation, Henry Luce Foundation, Marguerite Casey Foundation, Northwest Area Foundation, and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The web portal contains funding data, research, historical context, and resources.
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