Sitting Bull was a Lakota leader, warrior, and spiritual icon. He united Tribes, defeated Custer at Little Bighorn, and stood strong for Native sovereignty. 🦬✊🏽 Learn more about his story: NativePartnership.org/Noteworthy-Nat… . . #NoteworthyNative #SittingBull

It's Christmas in July! 🎄 & We're giving away a handmade beaded ornament from Four Feathers Creations! ❤️ Enter to win at: NativePartnership.org/Giveaway Hurry! This giveaway submission closes Wednesday, July 30th, at midnight CST. . . #PWNA4Hope #NativeGiveaway

For many Native communities, July 4th is a time to reflect on sovereignty, survival, and the ongoing fight for justice. We honor Native ancestors’ strength and vision for a future led by Indigenous voices. Stay safe, stay aware. ❤️🤍💙 . . #PWNA4Hope #FourthOfJuly #NativeAware

Empowerment starts with education! Learn about scholarships and other support programs for Native students in our latest blog. 🎓 Read our latest blog to learn more! loom.ly/iq0J0zc . . . . #TribalSupport #HigherEdForNatives #NativeAware

Full Buck Moon 🌑 Also called the Thunder Moon, this mid-summer moon rises as bucks grow their antlers.🦌⚡ Look to the sky tomorrow, July 10th at 3:36 p.m. CST and honor the power of the season. Learn more about full moons: NativePartnership.org/Moon-Names . . #PWNA4Hope #FullBuckMoon

Orange water. System failure. In Busby, MT, Northern Cheyenne families had to boil water to survive. PWNA’s NAA program delivered clean water to 82 homes. 💬 “It was seamless,” said Angel. 💬 “We didn’t have to worry,” said Ethelyn. Thank you. 💧❤️ . . #PWNA4Hope #SuccessStory

Native American children are over 3x more likely to experience deep poverty than white children in the U.S. This isn't just a gap, it's a crisis. Poverty limits access to food, healthcare, education, and opportunity. Every child deserves better. . . #PWNA4Hope #FactFriday

Maria Martinez was a master potter whose black-on-black pottery revived an ancient tradition and reshaped Native art history. Explore her legacy: NativePartnership.org/Noteworthy-Nat… #NoteworthyNative #MariaMartinez

In 1978, hundreds walked 2,800 miles from Alcatraz to D.C. on the Longest Walk—standing up for Native rights, sovereignty, and justice. Their journey brought national attention to threats against Native treaties. loom.ly/9G6zZpo #NativeHistory #TheLongestWalk

🏀 OKC Thunder are NBA champs! OKC has several players with strong connections to Native heritage. From rez ball to the Finals, Indigenous talent runs deep. Tournaments like #LakotaNationInvitational & #NABI show that the love for the game is strong across Indian Country.

Sweet peaches. Crisp corn. A taste of summer—and tradition. 🍑🌽 This Native-inspired Peach Corn Salsa is perfect with grilled chicken, pork, or chips. Download the recipe: loom.ly/H1ugAyk #NativeRecipes #PeachCornSalsa

Support Native communities and receive lifetime income. A Charitable Gift Annuity offers fixed payments, tax benefits, and a meaningful impact. Info: PWNAlegacy.org #PlannedGiving #CharitableGiftAnnuity

HELP NEEDED: A severe storm hit the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe in MN—homes were damaged, power was out for days, and families lost a year’s worth of food. Around 800 households urgently need food and supplies. Please help today: loom.ly/TLa5x9M

Francis La Flesche was the first Native American ethnologist. While working at the Smithsonian, he preserved tribal languages, songs, and stories and co-authored key works on Omaha and Osage culture. #NoteworthyNative #FrancisLaFlesche #NativeHistory

👏 Big congratulations to Joshua Arce, CEO of PWNA, for winning the Leadership Excellence award from D CEO Magazine at the Nonprofit and Corporate Citizenship Awards 2025! His work through the American Indian Education Fund® is breaking down barriers for Native students.

Native teens from six tribes kayaked 310 miles to celebrate the Klamath River’s restoration and the return of salmon. With years of training and deep ties to their land, they’ve honored their ancestors and reclaimed their future. #WaterIsLife Story >> loom.ly/eAj3dU4