We’re hiring a Program Development Content Coordinator in Phoenix, AZ! This full-time role focuses on storytelling, photography, multimedia content, and communications that highlight real impact in Tribal communities. Apply: https://loom.ly/7lDYwys #PhoenixJobs #Storytelling #NonprofitJobs

On #ReadAcrossAmericaDay, we’re reminded that reading is the foundation for lifelong learning. In 2022, Native American 4th graders scored below the national average. Our American Indian Education Fund program supports Native students throughout their learning journey. https://loom.ly/zX1PiVQ

This month's full moon peaks Monday evening, followed by a total lunar eclipse on Tuesday. The eclipse begins around 3:50 a.m. CT, with the maximum eclipse around 5:33 a.m. CT. Look to the sky on Tuesday to see a rare, reddish-orange lunar event as the moon passes through Earth’s shadow. #BloodMoon

His life was shaped by forced moves, broken promises, and the fight to protect his people’s future. From surrender and imprisonment to finally finding a place to call home, his story is one of resilience and survival. Learn more about his legacy. https://loom.ly/jfzT3Is #NoteworthyNative #Naiche

The Culture Story episode is now live! PWNA President and CEO Josh Arce shares insights into the realities of funding higher education for Native people. Former scholarship recipient of PWNA's American Indian Education Fund, Alyssa London, has the story. https://loom.ly/a_uH2jU #NativeEducation

ICYMI: Josh Arce, PWNA President and CEO, sits down with Culture Story this February to discuss our American Indian Education Fund program. Watch the preview: https://loom.ly/GBij1To #NativeEducation

Distance, underfunded systems, and limited infrastructure continue to shape Native health outcomes. But Tribal-led programs like CHRs and PHNs are building trusted, community-based solutions. Read our latest blog: https://loom.ly/nNb11To #NativeHealth

Voting closes Feb. 18 Please cast your vote for our program, American Indian Education Fund (AIEF): https://loom.ly/HXb9FKA AIEF supports Native students through scholarships and care packages that help them stay in school and keep going. #ProjectForAwesome #P4A #NativeEducation #Scholarships

Today, we honor #ElizabethPeratrovich, a Tlingit civil rights leader. In 1945, her testimony helped pass Alaska’s Anti-Discrimination Act, one of the first in the nation. Her courage still reminds us that dignity is not something to be debated. It’s something everyone deserves.

ICYMI WISE WOMEN – Humanity’s Untold Origins explores the overlooked leadership of women in shaping humanity’s survival and future. It features PWNA Board Director Alissa Old Crow and is part of #WiseWomenForward, a movement about women’s power, aging, and leadership. https://loom.ly/9JG9MbI

PWNA's scholarship program, the American Indian Education Fund, was selected as a Project for Awesome candidate. Your support will help us secure a donation so we can continue helping Native students of all ages. Vote: https://loom.ly/HXb9FKA #ProjectForAwesome #P4A #NativeEducation #Scholarships

Our program, American Indian Education Fund (AIEF), is part of Project for Awesome this year. Our video highlights how we support Native students with scholarships and care packages. Please take a minute to watch & vote. https://loom.ly/HXb9FKA #ProjectForAwesome #P4A #NativeEducation #Scholarships

For many Native Elders, distance from stores, limited income, and harsh weather make getting enough food a daily challenge. This is why your support matters. In 2025, PWNA's food services helped nearly 22,000 Elders. https://loom.ly/7KBpbk4 #NativeHunger #NativeElders #TribalCommunities

ICYMI: The National Native American #BoardingSchool Healing Coalition is gathering oral histories in New Mexico, creating culturally grounded spaces for survivors and relatives to share their truths. https://loom.ly/5yRg6vc#BoardingSchoolPhoto/Shaun Griswold, Native News Online

Tonight, look for the second full moon of the year. The #Ojibwe named this moon after the sucker fish, an important resource for their winter survival. https://loom.ly/F2J4QMk#Ojibwe#FullMoon

An Oglala Lakota holy man whose life story is still being read and discussed today. Meet Black Elk: https://loom.ly/jfzT3Is #NoteworthyNative #BlackElk #OglalaLakota

Apply for PWNA's American Indian Education Fund (AIEF) scholarship for the 2026–2027 year by April 4. Apply by March 1 for extra points Undergrad/Grad: https://loom.ly/fZRxI74 Vocational: https://loom.ly/VWNBrl0 Photo: Kutoven Stevens, (Yerington Paiute) a 4-year AIEF scholarship recipient

ICYMI: This piece looks at flooding and sea level rise, and how Northwest tribes are protecting their people, culture, and salmon. https://loom.ly/Z80czFw Photo: Tribal community along the Skagit River. Credit: Grant Hindsley for @nytimes.com

This is what winter support looks like. 🧡 In 2025, PWNA served more than 1,000 Elders across the Northern Plains and the Southwest with Winter Emergency Boxes filled with food and household supplies. Each box is one less worry during the coldest months of the year. #WinterEmergency

Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. today and the values he stood for: justice, service, and dignity for all. His legacy continues to call us to action. #MLKjr #MLKday

Winter can be a crisis-in-waiting in #IndianCountry. For many Elders, staying warm means impossible choices between heat, food, and medicine. Understanding why winter hits Native communities harder is the first step toward change. https://loom.ly/HMH-yfQ#IndianCountry#NativeAware #WinterCrisis #TribalCommunities

January 10 is National Save the Eagles Day. Eagles hold deep cultural and spiritual significance. We honor them and the responsibility to protect their future and the lands on which they depend. 🪶 #SaveTheEagles

For Denise in Crow Agency, MT, winter can mean being cut off. “Where I live out in the country, it gets pretty bad sometimes. No one can get in or out.” PWNA's Winter Emergency Box helped her family avoid long trips and stretch a tight budget. Read Denise's story: https://loom.ly/2aG0GRU #CrowAgency

Wolf Moon. #Supermoon. A winter moment that many Native communities connect with reflection and resilience.

Starting 2026 with gratitude and purpose. Thanks to our supporters, we’re continuing to show up for Native communities with care and commitment in the year ahead. 🪶 #PWNA4Hope #NewYear #NativeCommunities

Only one day left to make your year-end gift go further! Every donation to PWNA is still matched dollar for dollar, helping to strengthen support for Native families and Elders through winter and into the new year. Give before the deadline: https://loom.ly/9xFKBes

Remembering the #WoundedKnee Massacre on Dec. 29, 1890. We honor the lives lost and the resilience of Lakota communities, reflecting on their history and standing in solidarity for justice today. PBS – Lakota Accounts https://loom.ly/E5ppI_g Encyclopedia of the Great Plains https://loom.ly/pF0f8QE#WoundedKnee

With just one week left in the year, there’s still time to make a meaningful difference. Your support helps carry vital programs forward into the new year — bringing stability, care, and hope to Native communities. Make your year-end gift today. Link: https://loom.ly/9xFKBes

Join the Heritage Circle 🌿 and make a planned gift to PWNA to receive a personalized plaque featuring authentic artwork from Indian Country. Gifts can come from your will, IRA, DAF, and more. Learn how: https://loom.ly/7P-FIR4

Tomorrow is the winter solstice, the longest night of the year. Indigenous traditions mark it as a time for reflection, storytelling, and honoring the cycles of nature. Share a story or practice that helps you honor the cycles of the year. #WinterSolstice

For some Anishinaabe (of the Great Lakes region) peoples, December is when spirits rest, and Elders share stories. Pictured: William Johnson, curator with the Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture and Lifeways, at a Little People Ceremony at the Sanilac Petrogyphs. https://loom.ly/KCtOzLo

PWNA has been named a 2025 #FoodJusticeforKidsPrize recipient for the 2nd consecutive year. This recognition fuels programs that: ✅Deliver Healthy foods to Native Families ✅Support Local food sovereignty efforts ✅Create brighter futures for Native Youth Proud to partner with Newman's Own Foundation

PWNA President and CEO Josh Arce shares reflections on the year ahead for Native communities, from shifting federal priorities to the importance of sovereignty, visibility, and strong partnerships. Blog: https://loom.ly/awIT6mc

Just days remain in the year — and there’s still time to take advantage of this special matching gift! As Native families, Elders, and children face one of the hardest winters in years, a generous group of donors is matching every gift dollar for dollar, up to $50,000. Link: loom.ly/9xFKBes

PWNA has achieved BBB Wise Giving Alliance accreditation, affirming our commitment to transparency and impact in the Native communities we serve. www.businesswire.com/news/home/20...

PWNA President/CEO Josh Arce shared a #YearInReview on the major developments in #IndianCountry. From school achievement gains to language revitalization and a renewed push for justice in the boarding school investigation, 2025 was shaped by disruption and forward motion. https://loom.ly/0us1gJ4#YearInReview

Red Cloud, Oglala Lakota leader and strategist, guided the only successful Native military campaign against the United States and later worked for peace. Read more >> https://loom.ly/jfzT3Is #NoteworthyNative #RedCloud

Catch "The Sioux Chef" Sean Sherman on The Daily Show as he explains why Native restaurants are still so rare. His new cookbook, "Turtle Island," is a thoughtful holiday gift for anyone. Video: https://loom.ly/t9j0fs4 #NativeCooking

PWNA’s President/CEO Josh Arce led a conversation on Native representation at SIE Society’s Impact+Profit conference. He was joined by Charlie Perry, Sarah Eagle Heart, and Melinda Janko. They covered film, digital media, and concerns about AI misrepresenting Native voices.

Charles Shay, a Penobscot Nation D-Day veteran who saved lives as a young Army medic on Omaha Beach, has passed away at the age of 101. His courage and commitment to peace left an enduring mark. Full story: https://loom.ly/wxqlIP8

Named for the onset of the coldest part of the year and the long nights associated with it, December's full moon is often seen as a time for reflection, letting go of the past, and preparing for the new cycle ahead. #FullColdMoon #LittleSpiritsMoon #LongNightMoon

Tomorrow, PWNA President and CEO Josh Arce will moderate a panel at the Impact + Profit Conference in LA. The panel brings together leading voices in entertainment to discuss Native representation in media. Check out featured speakers > https://loom.ly/w1T9amY #NativeMedia

With winter approaching, many Native Elders are still choosing between food or warmth. But now through GivingTuesday, your gift is matched dollar-for-dollar up to $23,000. Your generosity today can help us reach 1,500 Elders and families in need. Give at: https://nativepartnership.org/PWNAGT2025

It’s GivingTuesday — and thanks to The Joy Fund Foundation's generosity, your gift goes TWICE as far today! Your generosity will bring real warmth to Native Elders! Double the warmth. Double the hope. Donate here: https://loom.ly/W_lpgSk

The coldest days of winter are approaching fast — and we’re working to reach 1,500 Native families with the warmth and essentials they need. And right now, every dollar moves the thermometer twice as fast thanks to a GivingTuesday match! Give at: https://nativepartnership.org/PWNAGT2025

With winter approaching, many Native Elders are still choosing between food or warmth. But now through GivingTuesday, your gift is matched dollar-for-dollar up to $23,000. Your generosity today can help us reach 1,500 Elders and families in need. Give at: https://nativepartnership.org/PWNAGT2025

This Native American Heritage Day, take a moment to learn the real history, celebrate Native voices, and support Native-led programs making a difference every day.

Today we reflect on resilience, survival, and the stories that were never taught in school. Download our learning tools here: https://nativepartnership.org/the-real-thanksgiving-story/ and https://nativepartnership.org/after-thanksgiving-story/

Congratulations to Erin from Colorado who won a signed copy of 'Warrior Princesses Strike Back' by Sarah Eagle Heart and her twin, Emma Eagle Heart-White. Enjoy the book and let us know what you thought of it. Stay tuned for more giveaways 🎉

PWNA President and CEO Josh Arce will moderate a Dec. 4 panel in LA on Native representation in media. The conversation will cover authentic storytelling, recent portrayals, and the growing opportunities for Native talent in entertainment. https://loom.ly/w1T9amY #NativeMedia