A Native-led organization moving philanthropic dollars into Indian Country
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Early bird registration for Native Americans in Philanthropy's 2024 Annual Conference is now LIVE! 🎉 Buy your tickets today to save on in-person admission for members and non-members. Early bird registration ends February 25! ➡️ conference.nativephilanthrop… #NAPCON2024 #Philanthropy
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We are thrilled to announce Philanthropy Northwest has been selected as Region 10's grantmaker for the @EPA's Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Grantmaking program! epa.gov/newsreleases/biden-h…
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Kicking off #NCEL2023 with a plenary session about indigenizing environmental policy. State legislators are learning from @NativeGiving and @kateburgess42 (@ncelenviro) how states can build meaningful relationships with Tribes and co-develop great environmental policy.
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Our hearts are with everyone on Maui right now. In response to the devastating #wildfires across the island, @HCFHawaii is activating the #MauiStrongFund to provide flexible, quickly deployed resources to support #Maui residents. hawaiicommunityfoundation.or… #MauiStrong
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TODAY 3 - 5 pm EDT: @Interior @HHSGov @TheJusticeDept invites you to provide input on the Indian Child Welfare Act and how agencies can promote federal protections for Indian children, parents, and caregivers. #NativeTwitter #ICWA
Register now: tinyurl.com/m7edabdc
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There’s a buzz around the release of Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer but we encourage you to learn how the development of the atomic bomb impacted Native and Latino communities in the Southwest then—and how those impacts are still felt today #AtomicBomb #environmentalism
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We're kicking off the #NCEL2023 National Forum with a plenary session on how to start the journey towards deep and authentic partnerships with Tribal Nations, a prerequisite for impactful #environmentalpolicy, illustrated by stories of successful partnerships and policy efforts.
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Having the courage to speak about your feelings is empowering to you & your community. Creating safe environments enhances our well-being & brightens the future for generations to come. ✊❤️🩹🪶
To learn more, visit: ow.ly/QtLV50PnbkX
#BIPOCMentalHealth #NDNCollective
ALT OUR COLLECTIVE WELL-BEING LIES IN OUR COMMITMENT TO HEALING INTERGENERATIONAL WOUNDS
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Congrats to @NPowless (Oneida) who recently accomplished his 4th #TourdeFrance where he spent over 80 hours cycling the French countryside! Neilson is the first and only Native cyclist from a federally recognized Tribe to compete in the prestigious race.
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Why should States center tribal governance and sovereignty in their decision making? Prof. Robert Miller and @LtGovFlanagan of Minnesota share their responses in Tribal Relations 101 for State Legislators as part of the Native Americans in Philanthropy/NCEL Learning Series.
TOMORROW, July 11 at 2 pm ET, our “Tribal Relations 101 for State Legislators” broadcast goes LIVE! Join us for a discussion on how states can best center Tribal priorities in policymaking. Register ➡️ bit.ly/TribalRelations101
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(2/2) Our colleagues dropped wisdom on panels and breakout sessions, urging PSOs in the room to move forward in the sector with courage, intention, and urgency. 💯
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(1/2) We were thrilled to see the stellar attendance of our partners @ABFE, @aapip, @EPIPNational, @LGBTfunders, @NativeGiving, @NCRP, @nfg_org, @womensfunding at last week's #forumcon23 in New York!
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We know...there are many terms. We applaud actor Devery Jacobs (Kanien’kehá:ka) for her gentle call in to explain what terms are appropriate to use when talking about or to Indigenous peoples.
📹Clip from @THR Comedy Actress Roundtable
#IndigenousRepresentation #THRRoundtable
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“We represent hundreds of tribes, native populations, & their issues on the daily basis. People are asking staff if tribes even still exist. While PSOs is our space, I consider us an advocacy organization for our communities” - @ErikStegman, @NativeGiving #ForumCon23
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This week, CHANGE is *showing up* at the @unitedphilforum in NYC! We're beginning day 2 with a panel on how PSOs are mobilizing a courageous sector, featuring our very own Erik Stegman from @NativeGiving and Edward Jones from @ABFE.
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#SkollGrantee | @NativeGiving shares how Indigenous women leaders are centering trust in philanthropy and uplifting communities. skoll.wf/3pGaPgM
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Join NCEL and @NativeGiving for the first of our three learning opportunities: “Tribal Relations 101 for State Legislators”, a Live broadcast TOMORROW, July 11 at 2pm ET educating state legislators on centering Tribal priorities in policymaking. RSVP ➡️ bit.ly/TribalRelations101
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Not many know this, but the federal government prohibited the use of ʻŌlelo Hawai’i in public education until 1986. Since then, the Native Hawaiian Community has worked tirelessly to revitalize their language.
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Join NAP & @ncelenviro for the first of our three learning opportunities: “Tribal Relations 101 for State Legislators”, a Live broadcast on July 11 at 2pm ET educating state legislators on centering Tribal priorities in policymaking. RSVP today ➡️ bit.ly/TribalRelations101
